1: Demonstrate substantive knowledge and mastery of the discipline, including theory, skills and research methods.
2: Conduct anthropological research that makes an original and substantial contribution to the knowledge of the discipline.
3: Conduct anthropological research, teaching, and service in an ethical manner.
4. Effectively communicate to anthropological audiences.
5: Gain experience in the practice and application of anthropological theory and methods outside of an academic setting.
6: Gain experience in teaching or providing leadership in anthropological theory, methods, and skills in a classroom or fieldwork setting.
‘You lose a language, you lose a culture’
If dates hold, tracks would put people in New Mexico thousands of years earlier than thought
David Lewis, a professor at Oregon State University and consultant to the Oregon Geographic Names Board, said name changes require time for research and tribal collaboration.
Oregon State University researchers have conducted the largest study of water births to date and found they were associated with better overall outcomes than non-water births.
