About
Anthropology is the study of human variation over space and time. This allows us to study living cultures from around the world (Cultural Anthropology) as well as ancient ones (Archaeology). We also study human biological development and variation (Physical Anthropology). Anthropology is unique because it provides a holistic view of the human experience (both nature and nurture) and it prepares students to be successful in an increasingly interconnected global society.
Key Contacts:
Dr. Fabian Vega - Dean, Social and Behavioral Sciences
Mr. Ramin Zamanian - Department Chair, Anthropology and Geography
Ms. Laura Ayers - Program Coordinator, Geography
Resources
Anthropology Mission Statement
Anthropology Information for Advisors
Anthropology Links
HCC Library Anthropology LibGuide
Anthropology Learning Objectives
2016 Excavations at the Rutherford B. H. Yates House Site
Photo Gallery of the 2016 Excavations at the Rutherford B. H. Yates House
Anthropology Curriculum Guide