Ball State has been offering courses in anthropology since 1955. What began as a few courses within the social science program has grown into the Department of Anthropology in the College of Sciences and Humanities.
Our Mission
History
Anthropology courses were first offered within the social science program at Ball State in 1955, but the first students to graduate with bachelor’s or master’s degrees in anthropology were in the class of 1970. A master of science program in archaeological resource management was offered between 1979 and 2000.
Programs
Faculty
Our commitment to quality teaching, research, and service is reflected in our department's faculty and staff.
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Awards and Recognitions
Our students and faculty strive for the best. While we don’t do this to be recognized, it’s always nice to see our hard work noticed by peers in our discipline. Through participation in various projects and research, students and faculty in the Department of Anthropology have won several awards.
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