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Anthropological Adventures in Hawaii -- this January -- join us! Applications due Oct. 15th!Contributed by Brooke Hansen on 10/10/13
The course introduces an anthropological approach in understanding issues such as cultural resource management, environmental preservation, Native Hawaiian culture and history, migration, multiculturalism, religious pluralism and the impact of tourism. We work with Native Hawaiians, experience Volcanoes National Park and camp in the remote Valley of the Kings, Waipi'o. ** Part of the Native American Studies CSCRE minor ** ** ANTH 19000 fulfills requirements 1, G, H, LA, SS ** NO PRE-REQUISITES ** ** Winter Intersession 2014 ** Jan. 2-13th ** Applications are due Oct. 15th -- email us for the form! Contact course instructors Brooke Hansen kbhansen@ithaca.edu or Jack Rossen jrossen@ithaca.edu for more information.
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Participate in this once in a lifetime opportunity to dive into the real and complex Hawaii behind the tourist hype. This 3 credit field class is all about experiential and service learning on the Big Island of Hawaii.