Courses

The Center for the Ethnography of Everyday Life offers both graduate and undergraduate courses in a number of academic fields, including anthropology, psychology, economics, sociology, and social work.

Here is some information on current and past courses that we have offered through the center, as well as examples of class syllabi.

American Kinship: Ethnography, Everyday Life, and Working Families

Anthropology 431
Fall 1999, Tom Fricke

Methods in the Ethnography of Everyday Life

Anthropology 558
Fall 2001, Tom Fricke

Comparative Analysis of Kinship: Kinship and Religion

Anthropology 632
Winter 2003, Gillian Feeley-Harnik & Tom Fricke

The Ethnographic Community Studies Tradition

Introduction to Sociology
Instructor: Todd Goodsell

Powers, Practices, & Meanings of Gender

Sociology/Women's Studies 447
Winter 2002, Elizabeth C. Rudd, Ph.D.

American Religious Movements

Anthropology 339
Winter 2002 and Winter 2004, Gillian Feeley-Harnik