Duke University - Evolutionary Anthropology

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 Professors Accepting Students

Churchill, Steven E.

Digby, Leslie J.

Drea, Christine

Hare, Brian

Kay, Richard F

Schmitt, Daniel O.

Taylor, Andrea B.

Wall, Christine

The Graduate School

Students must meet all requirements for admission to the Graduate School at Duke University. These requirements include the submission of an application, transcript, statement of interest, three letters of recommendation, GRE scores, and application fee.

Director of Graduate Studies

Professor Ken Glander

New Course for Spring 2010

EvAnth 315

Intro to topics considered central to Evol Anth; Exposure to research and techniques used in the field; Develop skills in scientific inquiry, oral expression, and presentation; Introduce facilities/resources on campus that are associated with Evol Anth. Consent Required. Part 2 of 2