Group Description

Categories: Academic and Educational, Cultural and Diversity

The Anthropology Club is a group of undergraduates from various majors interested in the study of Anthropology. The club seeks to bring together students with common interests to have fun and share their ideas about Anthropology and Archaeology in an informal academic setting. Students are not required to be majors or minors in Anthropology to participate.

Group's principal activities, events, or programs:

We plan the annual undergraduate anthropology conference and schedule biweekly movie nights and weekly meetings, and a variety of other fun activities.

How this group's activities benefit the University community:

The undergraduate conference gives students the opportunity to plan a conference all by themselves, and the conference is open to the public and a great and educational experience.

How this group fits into its categories:

We are an academic group because our club is focused primarily on engaging in activities related to the field of anthropology and on planning the annual conference.

How to get involved with this group:

We have a consistent meeting time and location: Tuesdays at 5:20 in HHH385 No application is required. We also have a website with group information, meeting times, and contact information.