Understand human adaptation and diversity in the environment.
Anthropology, by examining diverse cultures, societies and biological experiences, provides a unique and invaluable understanding of how humans adapt to the environment today and in the past.
By studying anthropology, you'll gain the skills to analyze and interpret diverse human experiences and perspectives and be able to address pressing global issues.
News
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Buchanan publishes first book on people of Common Field
“Life in a Mississippian Warscape: Common Field, Cahokia and the Effects of Warfare" explores the microscale of daily lives of people living at Common Field and the spread of violence and warfare.
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Gaetano to serve as anthropology director
Arianne Gaetano will oversee the undergraduate program beginning this fall.
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CLA congratulates newly tenured and promoted faculty
The Office of the Provost recently announced the university's list of promoted and tenured faculty for 2022.
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Auburn’s ‘Bloody Sunday’ history project named recipient of NEH humanities grant
Co-directed by professors Elijah Gaddis and Keith Hébert, the project's award totals nearly $190,000.
Contact
Dr. Arianne Gaetano
Anthropology Program Director
7054 Haley Center
Phone 334-844-2854
amg0028@auburn.edu