Art expression is a defining factor in cultural identity and representation in a modern world where geographical and political borders are diminishing.
This course can be applied toward:
ANTH 100 (Introductory Cultural Anthropology) or ANTH 200 (Cultures and the Global System).
Textbooks and materials can be purchased at the CSU Bookstore unless otherwise indicated.
Required
E-reserve readings will be assigned per module.
(970) 351-2153 | barbara.hawthorne@colostate.edu
Dr. Barbara Hawthorne's research areas include applied anthropology, art expression and representation, community engagement, immigrant populations in the United States with emphasis on Mexican-American studies in northern Colorado; multicultural education, gender studies; research and methodologies in anthropology and education; cultural change and globalization; gender studies; human sexuality; and museoloogy.
Date
May. 14 - Aug. 5, 2018 (12 wks.)
+ Show drop and withdrawal deadlinesDrop and withdrawal deadlines
100% tuition and fees refunded
May 24, 2018
50% tuition refunded with 'W' grade
June 25, 2018
Instructors:
Tuition
$1,386
This course section is reserved for online students only. A parallel course section may be available for campus students in RAMweb.