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.
"The Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work prepares students to collaboratively think, write and problem-solve. We analyze today's critical problems and develop knowledge and innovative solutions for the future."
News
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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.
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Auburn alumna featured on the CBC podcast “As it Happens" for research on earliest known shark attack
Alyssa White '14 is receiving international attention for her research on a 3,000 year old shark attack victim.
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Faculty Spotlight: Kristrina Shuler, Anthropology
As a biological anthropologist, Kristrina Shuler, associate professor and director of the anthropology program at Auburn, focuses her research on bioarchaeology to explore the intersections of health and power relations of marginalized groups through time.
Contact
Dr. Kristrina Shuler
Anthropology Program Director
7052 Haley Center
Phone 334-844-2825
kas0007@auburn.edu