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Anthropology is an academic discipline that cuts across multiple fields of study. It is the holistic study of humankind from biological, cultural, archaeological, linguistic, and applied perspectives. Anthropologists excel at integrating complex ideas about what it means to be human; they stimulate critical thinking about the human condition; and they encourage scholarly discourse among the variety of paradigms, challenging each other in the continuing search for scientific knowledge.

ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB
Students planning a major in anthropology should prepare themselves with undergraduate courses which complement that major. An undergraduate major in anthropology is not intended to be a training program. Since professional anthropologists draw their experiences from a variety of academic backgrounds and personal plans, an anthropology major should consult one of the anthropology professors for advice on courses that will be most valuable. For the non-major anthropology will provide a unique cross-cultural understanding of other peoples.
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- American Anthropological Association
- American Association of Physical Anthropologists
- American Academy of Forensic Sciences
- Archaeological Institute of America
- Cultural Survival
- Duke University Primate Center
- Evolution
- San Diego Archaeological Center
- San Diego County Archaeological Society
- San Diego Museum of Man
- Society for American Archaeology
- Society for California Archaeology
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