ANT 293 - Practicing Anthropology

4 credits (Fall or Spring)

This course will train students in anthropological methods and explore the roles of anthropological research outside of academia, particularly that associated with local-level policy and community needs. Students will learn how anthropologists design, carry out, and present ethical research. Much of the learning will be done through experiential education, as students plan and undertake needs assessments, program evaluations, or some other research in coordination with and on behalf of a Grinnell community organization.

Prerequisite: ANT 104 or one 200-level anthropology course.
Note: Not offered every year
Instructor: Roper