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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What is anthropology?

RACE-Are We So Different?                               

American Anthropological Association            

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

Amy Dewys-Van Hecke, M.A.                             ah7203@wayne.edu

Rene Givens, M.A.                                              rkgivens@hfcc.edu

Kendall Janka, M.A.                                             kjanka@henryford.ucompass.edu

Ronald Rich, M.A.                                               rdrich@henryford.ucompass.edu

Rachel Rumberger, M.A.                                      rrumberger@hfcc.edu

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