The Department of Anthropology is an academic department in the

College of Liberal Arts

We are an interdisciplinary social science with a faculty of cultural anthropologists, archaeologists and biological anthropologists whose scholarship spans the breadth of human experience.  The discipline of anthropology is concerned with processes of the human condition as well as the structure of the social, environmental, political and economic conditions within which humans operate.  Thus, anthropology is both varied and integrative, drawing from biology, humanities, and other social and natural sciences.  The Anthropology faculty at CSU conduct research all over the world.

Position Description:
Assistant Professor, Cultural Geography,
Assistant Professor, Environmental Geography

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The American Anthropological Association honors CSU grad student and professor

October 26, 2007

The American Anthropological Association, or AAA, has honored Colorado State University professor, Christopher Fisher and graduate student, Shauna BurnSilver, for their contributions in anthropology.

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The Center for Public History and Archaeology (CPHA)

promotes the ethical, professional production and dissemination of knowledge about human culture and society in the past to enable problem solving in the present.