Anthropology Library Thesis

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Reading and research leading to significant written work based on secondary sources, under the direction of Anthropology faculty members, for the completion of the Master's program in the History and Anthropology department. Each thesis will be supervised by a "first reader" and a "second reader." First readers must be full-time faculty with terminal degrees in the field. Registration for thesis credits is completed after a successful defense of a prospectus (thesis proposal). This is a pass/fail course.