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 ANTHROPOLOGY
 (College of Arts and Sciences)

 GRADUATE FACULTY 1971-72
DOUGHTY, P. L., Chairman; BULLARD, W. R., JR.; CARTER, W. E.; Du Torr,
B. M.; EDDY, E. M.; FAIRBANKS, C. H.; HARDMAN-DE-BAUTISTA, M. J.;
HEIGHTON, R. H., JR.; KIMBALL, S. T.; MAPLES, W. R.; MARGOLIS, M. L.;
MARKEL, N. N.; MOORE, G. A., JR.; NUNEZ, T. A., JR.; TAYLOR, C. E.; VON
MERING, O. O.; WAGLEY, C. W.; WING, E. S.

Graduate Coordinator: G. A. MOORE, JR.
 Graduate work leading to the Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy
degrees is offered in the following fields of anthropology: social and cultural
anthropology, archeology, physical anthropology, and linguistics. Particular
strengths of the department are the areas of Latin American and urban
anthropology, problems of applied research and action, and the archeology
of the southeastern United States.
 The Bachelor of Arts degree with major in anthropology is not required
for admission to graduate work in the department, but students without such
preparation should expect to make up any deficiencies in background in-
formation.
 The normal distribution of work for the Master of Arts includes: (1) APY
600-Methods and Materials for Research; (2) at least two area courses
(North American, South American, African, etc.); (3) at least one theory
course each in social/cultural anthropology, physical anthropology, archeology,
and linguistics; (4) a written comprehensive examination in all four sub-
fields of anthropology; and (5) sufficient credits in APY 699 to prepare
the required thesis.
 The Master of Arts requirements, including the thesis, should be completed
 in 5 or 6 quarters.
 Students are admitted to a doctoral program upon faculty recommenda-
 tion after completing the Master of Arts comprehensive examinations. New
 intermediate-level students (more than one year's graduate work) coming
 from other universities will be evaluated and recommended for doctoral
 work by a faculty committee at the beginning of their second quarter of
 residence. The minimum course requirement for the doctorate is 90 graduate
 quarter hours beyond the B.A. This program includes the distribution of
 work required for the master's program. In addition, a doctoral student
 must work closely with a supervisory committee, which advises him on the
 choice of three fields of specialization, around which further course work,
 reading, qualifying examinations, and doctoral research are arranged. After
 satisfying the language requirement, the student must pass a written and
 oral qualifying examination administered by his committee. Ordinarily at
 least a year of doctoral research and fieldwork is required.