Anthropology (ANTH)
According to the University of Arkansas Department of Anthropology, "Biological anthropology is broadly defined as encompassing the present and past nature and evolution of humankind and other primates. Our faculty are particularly strong in dental anthropology, biomechanics, and advanced quantitative techniques. Cultural anthropologists focus on issues such as ethnicity, gender, class, religion, and public culture as shaped by history and migration."
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| Applying Ethical Research Practices | Communicating Across Cultures and Languages |
| Conducting Field Studies | Critical Thinking and Analytical Reasoning |
| Designing and Writing Grant Proposals | Examining and Interpreting Data, Artifacts, and Historical Records |
| Interviewing and Ethnographic Observation | Planning Project |
| Report Writing and Technical Documentation | Recognizing and Analyzing Cultural Differences and Similarities |
| Sampling, Gathering, and Organizing Qualitative and Quantitative Data | Summarizing and Presenting Research Results |
| Survey Design and Administration |