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Dr. Linda DuchinOffice: Building 20, Room 21
Phone: 253.566.5211
Email: lduchin@tacomacc.edu
Dr. Elizabeth FortenberyOffice: Building 20, Room 23
Phone: 253.566.5281
Email: efortenbery@tacomacc.edu

The Social Sciences Department recommends the following schedule of courses for students who wish to major in anthropology and earn the Associate in Arts and Sciences (direct transfer) degree. Substitutions may be made for any of these courses, provided that the degree plan is followed for the Arts & Sciences Option A degree. Students should feel free to take anthropology courses in any order, with the exception of courses that have prerequisites (indicated by*). Students should also contact the Anthropology department of their intended transfer institution in order to learn of any special course preferences or requirements which that school may have.

First Year
FallWinterSpring
ANTH&: 100,205, OR 206
English &101*
Humanities Distribution
P.E. Activity
ANTH&:100,205,206, or 210$
English &102 or 103*
Biology &100
P.E. Activity
ANTH&:100,204$,205,or 207$
Geology 101
Sociology &110 or
Psychology &100
P.E. Activity

Second Year
FallWinterSpring
Social Science Dist.
Math 108 or Bus 256*
Philosophy &101
ANTH&: 210$, 220*$, 236*$
BIOL& 241*
Humanities Distribution
ANTH&: 204$, 207, 245$
BIOL& 242*
Humanities Distribution
  • Courses that have prerequisites are indicated by *.
  • The Humanities and Social Science Distribution courses must be chosen from the Humanities and Social Science sections of the Approved Distribution Course List.
  • Offered only once a year indicated by $.
  • Bolded courses are required courses.

The Washington Community and Technical College system has adopted common course numbers, prefixes and titles for courses that are equivalent at many two year colleges. These changes go into effect Summer Quarter, 2008. The courses and their descriptions are not changing, just the course number and in some cases the prefix and/or title. There are changes to both common courses and non-common courses. Common courses are identified by having an “&” character at the end of the prefix, for example ENGL& or ANTH&. You can see a complete list of all the changes and more information at tacomacc.edu/ccn.

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