Anthropology Assessment
Student Learning Outcomes (SLO) are designed to identify and measure the learning students acquire in and outside the classroom at the university.
Anthropology Program and Student Learning Outcome
(Updated Fall 2023)
Program Learning Outcome |
Student Learning Outcome |
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PO #1 Students will apply the scientific method, either by descriptive, qualitative, or quantitative means in anthropological research design and study
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SLO 1a: Students will generate hypotheses or research questions |
SLO 1b: Students will identify appropriate anthropological methods in research design |
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SLO 1c: Students will implement multiple anthropological methods in research study |
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PO #2 Students will assess biological, cultural, and archaeological aspects of human existence using a holistic perspective
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SLO 2a: Students will analyze different types of anthropological data |
SLO 2b: Students will integrate biological, cultural, linguistic, and archaeological evidence into their understanding of human existence |
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PO #3 Students will connect structures of power with diverse cultural values |
SLO 3a: Students will identify cultural values in different times |
SLO 3b: Students will illustrate the relationship between structures of power and diverse cultural values |
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PO #4 Students will apply anthropological theories to real life examples
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SLO 4a: Students will discuss anthropological theories |
SLO 4b: Students will evaluate data using theoretical principles from scholarly literature |
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PO #5 Students will communicate how anthropological concepts help us understand the world |
SLO 5a: Students will summarize relevant social science and anthropological literature for diverse audiences |
SLO 5b: Students will explain the broader impacts of anthropological research beyond the classroom |