Timetable of Courses for the Department of Anthropology & Sociology, Spring/Summer 2005

(As of June 4th)

 
Remember... Register early -- classes with insufficient enrollment will be cancelled before the 1st scheduled class.  Please check with the Student Service Center (Registrar's Office; 563-1330) to determine if class is running.
 
 
For a comparison of the differences between the Timetable and the Calendar, see the "Classes" page.
 
 
     This is the most current list of available courses and their sections, with the specific times and dates when they will be presented in the Spring and Summer terms of 2005.  For a list of all courses offered by the Department, including brief descriptions, prerequisites, and exclusions, see the Course Calendar.  For Calendar listings of specific courses below, click a course title.  For information on individual instructors, click a name.  This Timetable is for convenience only: if there is a discrepancy between this and information provided by the Registrar, check with any faculty member in Anthro-Soc for the most up-to-date information.
 
 
ANTH are Anthropology courses
AN/S are both Anthropology and Sociology
SOCO are Sociology Courses
 
6 credit courses are full courses (equivalent to Fall AND Winter):
 
3 credit courses are half courses (equivalent to Fall OR Winter):
 
Number
Field
Title
Credit
Term
Days
Times
Room
Instructor(s)
110
AN/S
 Intro to Anthropology and Sociology 
[get PDF poster]
6
Spring
Tu,W,Th
May 3- June 23
9:00-12:00
tba
    Constance deRoche & John deRoche
304
ANTH
 (HERT/HIST 340)
Historical Archaeology
[get PDF poster]
6
Spring
Tu,W,Th,F
May 02 - May 27
10:00-12:00 & 1:00-3:15
tba
     Jean-Pierre Chrestien
390
SOCO
 Sociology of Religion
[get PDF poster]
6
Summer
M through F
July 4 - Aug 5
9:00-12:00
tba
    Lloyd White
 
 

   Our 400-level courses are available on an individualized basis as tutorials and directed studies. You can see the calendar descriptions by clicking on the course numbers, below:

As tutorials . . . . . . . . . the 490 thesis, 420, 440 & 470
As directed studies . . . 495, 497 & 499

   If you are interested in taking a course that way, contact the dept. chairperson (Janice Drodge), who will help you make the necessary arrangements.

    Note: a recommended guide for evaluating what is involved in taking the (Senior Level) Directed Independent Projects 495 & 497 is posted here.

   Calendar courses at the lower levels (100s, 200s, 300s) can also be taken as individualized tutorials, under special circumstances. The procedure is the same.