Spring is not in the air, but the spring 2018 semester is now underway. The Sociology/Anthropology Department hopes that you have a terrific spring 2018 semester!
Summer 2018 semester enrollment is well underway. If you have not already enrolled and plan to attend during the summer semester, be sure to enroll as soon as possible. Classes do fill up and classes that have low enrollment will be cancelled. It is in your best interest to enroll as early as possible.
Why major in Sociology and/or Anthropology at Washburn University?
We are a diverse and open-minded department with dedicated faculty who are young, but experienced, and very energetic. We are committed to one-on-one interaction with students and mentoring them toward graduate school and/or careers. We offer “active” learning opportunities for students with real-life application in numerous exciting courses of anthropological and sociological studies revolving around culture, society, and people. We have a rigorous curriculum that is designed to prepare our students to successfully participate in a 21st century world. We are excited about the new forensic concentration in Anthropology, and the opportunities it will provide students. It is the first Bachelor of Science in Anthropology with a forensic concentration in the State of Kansas. It was developed as part of the relationship with the new KBI Forensic Lab and internships will be available with the KBI. Our students also have opportunities for community-service experiences. We invite you to take some time learning about who we are and what our department can offer you!
Troy Russell, senior sociology major, received $1000 Scholarly/Creative WTE grant and presented his co-authored paper at the Midwest Sociological Society (MSS) meetings in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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