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Making the world safe for human diversity for over a century.
Why did some societies shift to a grain based diet? What happens when a government prevents an endangered language from being spoken in public? How do long-term disasters affect human health?
An anthropology degree from Beloit trains students to think critically and embrace the connections between human history, culture, and biology.
The extensive anthropology curriculum integrates perspectives from the social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences.
As part of earning a degree in anthropology at Beloit, students have unique opportunities to work with experienced faculty to get their hands dirty in labs, fieldwork and community service. Grads use that understanding to tackle social problems, empower communities, and confront challenges to our environment.
As an undergraduate at Beloit College, Dan Weyl’10 sought to apply his anthropology studies to social justice. Today, as a co-founder of Four Corners Global Consulting Group, LLC, he and his partners work with non-profit organizations in the U.S. and abroad to help them maximize their social impact.
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An anthropology major and education and youth studies minor, Hannah Fisher’s studies and career trajectory have been deeply influenced by experiential learning.
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