E-mail this pageAnthropology Program at SUNY Plattsburgh
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The World of AnthropologyAre you intrigued by scientific findings that give clues to human origins or evidence of earlier civilizations? Are you interested in understanding and investigating the problems and issues confronting societies around the globe? Do you believe that knowledge and appreciation of other peoples' beliefs and ways of life is relevant to you and your possible career? Do you seek a clearer understanding of, and perspective on, American society and culture? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then an academic major or minor in anthropology may be the program for you. |
The Anthropology Program at SUNY Plattsburgh allows you to:
- Explore the nature of human beings and their societies, both past and present, worldwide.
- Gain in-depth knowledge of at least one major world area and its cultures.
- Critically analyze the basis of global problems and their possible solutions.
- Understand and apply the methods and theories that inform our world views.
- Actively participate in learning through internships, field courses, study abroad, and independent study, as well as traditional classroom experiences.
- Gain a perspective that can be an asset to almost any conceivable career.
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The Anthropology Department is located on the first floor of Redcay Hall on Beekman Street. On the campus map we are building 15, on the north end of the campus. The Department Office and Secretary is on the left side of the lobby, in room 103, as you enter the building from Beekman Street.
We can be reached by telephone (including voice mail) and e-mail:
Dr. James D. Armstrong, Chair
Professor of Anthropology
Office: Redcay 127
Phone: (518) 564-4004
E-mail: james.armstrong@plattsburgh.eduMs. Ginger Johnson
Department Secretary
Office Location: Redcay Hall 103
Phone: (518) 564-3003
Toll-Free Phone: (800) 398-4801
E-mail: virginia.johnson@plattsburgh.edu