Lisa Corewyn, Associate Professor and Coordinator

The Biological Anthropology minor is an interdisciplinary program that examines the theories, principles, practices, and applied aspects within biological anthropology, including primatology, paleoanthropology (human evolution), anthrozoology, genetics, and conservation. Students in the minor are required to take an introductory course that reviews the basic tenets of biological anthropology and are then free to choose from ANTH-designated electives. Courses with an AN2 attribute will enable students to expand their anthropological perspective outside of the discipline.

Requirements

Minors are required to take at least 16 credits at Ithaca College. 

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
ANTH 10300	Biological Anthropology	4
Restricted Electives
16 credits of courses drawn from a variety of departments, with the attribute AN2. At least 8 credits must have the ANTH subject code prefix.		16
Total Credits		20