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Forensic Anthropology Minor - Track Three

Designed for: Students Majoring in Areas other than Criminal Justice or Anthropology (28 credits)

The Forensic Anthropology Minor consists of 28-hours of focused coursework beyond the introductory prerequisite coursework. Majors in disciplines other than Criminal Justice or Anthropology must complete the following course of study: 

Required Courses

Introductory Prerequisite Coursework (12 credits)
May apply to LACC, but does not count toward minor

CJ 213

ANTH 214

ANTH 215

Introduction to Criminal Justice (4)

Physical Anthropology (4)

Archaeology (4)

Core Forensic Anthropology Courses (16 credits)
Students can take either the Criminal Justice or Anthropology courses listed below

CJ 322/ANTH 322

CJ 328/ANTH 328

CJ 441/ANTH 441

CJ 442/ANTH 4422

Forensic Anthropology (4)

Forensic Osteology (4)

Forensic Archaeology and Taphonomy (4)

Readings in Forensic Anthropology (4)

Choose 3 of the following courses:

CJ 245

CJ 327

CJ 329/ANTH 329

CJ 372D/ANTH 372D

CJ 333/ANTH 333

ANTH 216

ANTH 311

ANTH 324

GIS Maps and Spatial Information (4)

Research Methods (4)

Archaeological Resources: Policies and Procedures (4)

Social Constructions of Race (4)

Forensic DNA Analysis (4)

Cultural Anthropology (4)

Human Evolution (4)

Anthropological Theory (4)

Interested in learning about the Forensic Anthropology Minor Tracks One and Two?

Click here for more information about Track One (Criminal Justice majors) and Track Two (Anthropology majors).

Want to Learn More?

Dr. Misty A. Weitzel

Office: HSS 223

weitzelm@wou.edu

(503) 838-8520

Contact

Division of Extended Programs (DEP) 503-838-8483 | or e-mail: extend@wou.edu