Social Science Division
Anthropology

Anthropology is the study of humankind - its origins, evolution, and diverse cultures. Courses focus on human evolution, race and human variation, cultural evolution, and various facets of cultures, including religion, economics, myth, social and political organization, kinship, and culture change.
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Full-Time Faculty
Nabeel Abraham, Ph.D.
Office: L – 103 Liberal Arts Bldg.
Honors Program Director
nabraham@hfcc.edu
(313) 845-6460
Part Time Faculty
| William Banks, M.A. | wdbanks@hfcc.edu |
| Amy Dewys-Van Hecke, M.A. | ah7203@wayne.edu |
| Kendall Janka, M.A. | kjanka@henryford.ucompass.edu |
| Lonn Monroe, Ph.D. | lsmonroe1@hfcc.edu |
| Ronald Rich, M.A. | rdrich@henryford.ucompass.edu |
| Rachel Rumberger, M.A. | rrumberger@hfcc.edu |
| Michelle Wilson, M.A. | mlwilson8@hfcc.edu |
Anthropology Courses |
Offered On Campus | Offered Online | |
| ANTH 131 | Introduction to Anthropology | X | X |
| ANTH 151 | Cultures of North America | X | |
| ANTH 152 | Peoples and Cultures of the Middle East | X | X |
| ANTH 153 | Introduction to Archaeology | X | |
| ANTH 154 | Food, Culture and Economy | X | |
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