Anthropology, A.A.

Curious about people, cultures, and where we come from? Anthropology is the study of human life—past and present—including language, traditions, beliefs, and biology. This degree introduces you to both cultural and biological anthropology, provides basic coursework in the field, and the flexibility to tailor the program based on individual needs. Whether you’re interested in research, or simply understanding the world around you, anthropology offers tools to explore what it means to be human.

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Greg Smith

Professor of Anthropology

Yellowstone Building
greg.smith@nwc.edu
307-754-6131

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