Spring

Prof. Diana Loren By Arrangement The purpose of the practicum is to provide curatorial experience in the Peabody Museum (PMAE), directly supervised by a PMAE curator. The practicum is designed to designed to introduce students to contemporary museum...

Archaeology Faculty By Arrangement Preparation with Archaeology cohort for the general examination in Archaeology. This course should be taken during the fall semester of the second year and involves weekly meetings to study and prepare for the general...

Social Anthropology Faculty By Arrangement Individual reading in preparation for the General Examination for the PhD degree. It involves meetings as arranged between professor and graduate student. Restricted to candidates for the PhD degree and...

Department Faculty By Arrangement Special reading in selected topics under the direction of members of the Department. Individual work. Must be arranged with a professor listed under Anthropology 3000. Requires written work; it involves meetings as...

ADUS By Arrangement Special (individual) study of Peabody Museum collections directly supervised by a faculty member and a member of the curatorial staff. Requires a project involving a Harvard Museum collection, developed in consultation with the...

ADUS By Arrangement Special study of selected topics in Anthropology, given on an individual basis and directly supervised by a member of the Department. May be taken for a letter grade or Pass/Fail. To enroll, a student must submit to the Anthropology...

By Arrangement Special (individual) study of Peabody Museum (PM) collections approved by the PM Director and directly supervised by a member of the PM curatorial staff. Requires a project involving a museum collection developed in consultation with the...

By Arrangement Special study of selected topics in archaeology, given on an individual basis and directly supervised by a member of the department. May be taken for a letter grade or pass/fail. To enroll, a student must submit a petition form (contact...

Prof. Anya Bernstein T 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM This course is a critical reading advanced graduate seminar focusing on how defining the boundaries between life and death became a matter of profound political, cultural, and scientific debate. Guided by the...

Prof. Andrea Wright Th 12:00-2:45pm What is care? How do individuals and communities mobilize care as a form of social intervention, political resistance, and a foundation for intimacy, healing, and hope? In an era marked by profound social upheaval and...