Liberal Arts & Anthropology

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Dear Friends,

I am woking on an assignment for a course which places me in the
following hypothetical situation:

You are [on] a committee of anthropologists scattered among several social
science, natural science, and humanities departments at a small liberal
arts college without a formal anthropology program of any kind. You have
been charged with designing an introduction to anthropology course that
will serve the needs of a wide variety of students specializing in other
areas of the liberal arts. Develop a complete course plan, including
justification for all your decisions.

I am interested in hearing from anyone that may have been in a similar
situation -
OR any ideas anyone wishes to contribute. Thanks in advance!

Kelley Curtis
University of South Florida
CURTIS@LUNA.CAS.USF.EDU

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