Chair, Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Philosophy Director, Center for Applied Anthropology Associate Professor of Anthropology
Course:
Ethnographic Field School in Belize
Program Dates:
July 6, 2021 - Aug 4, 2021
Honors Credit:
None
WKU Course:
ANTH 495 / ANTH 495G
Discipline(s):
Anthropology
Course Description:
Immerse yourself in Belize as you practice field research. The ethnographic field school is partnering with Belizean institutes and associations in order to contribute to an understanding of the culture of sugar cane farmers in Orange Walk District village communities. Our community partners will use our results and recommendations to develop and conduct workshops for farmers on agricultural techniques, economics, health, and other community development tactics.
Follow this link to watch a video where Dr. Hume & Dr. Lott discuss their Belize Anthropology program. HERE
Follow this link to watch a video where Dr. Hume & Dr. Lott discuss their Belize Anthropology program. HERE
Prerequisites:
None
Physical Activity Requirements:
Expect to walk 4-6 miles on most days. Activities will take place in the summer in a tropical climate students should be prepared for this environment.Breathableclosed-toed hiking shoes are a required.
Course Highlights:
Coming soon