| Stevan Harrell Professor of Anthropology Adjunct Professor of Chinese Faculty Associate, Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology Office: Denny 239; for an appointment, please email stevehar@u.washington.edu |
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Yu Huang Doctoral Student Environmental Anthropology Office: Denny 433 yhuang@u.washington.edu |
Karen Capuder Doctoral Student Sociocultural Anthropology Office: Denny 413 karenc5@u.washington.edu |
Joyce K. LeCompte-Mastenbrook Doctoral Student Environmental Anthropology Office: Denny 433 jklm@u.washington.edu |
This is a basic introduction to the anthropology of how people interact with their natural environment. Main topics for the course will be
Readings are from required texts, available at the
University Bookstore, and from assigned readings, available as .pdf links or direct links to the UW library from the class schedule on this website.
Grades from this class are based 2/3 on three writing assignments, and 1/3 on various projects and exercises completed for your quiz sections. You must turn papers on three of the four topics, plus every section project, in order to receive a passing grade in the class. There will be no examinations in ANTH 210. More details about grading are on the grading explanation page
Some members of this class will also be enrolled in an ENGL 198 writing link and/or a Freshman Interest Group (FIG), which also requires enrollment in . We are maintaining close coordination among all these elements of your educational experience.