Fort Lewis College

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The Anthropology program follow a liberal arts curriculum that provides a broad education with an emphasis on learning how to learn. The department has ten research and teaching laboratories and three summer field schools; the Ethnographic Field School, the Archaeology Field School, and the Paleontology Field School. Undergraduate students can pursue a general anthropology degree focused on an appreciation of human diversity, past and present, from abroad and a holistic perspective.

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The Biology program students will be encouraged to work with one of their professors on an independent research project. Many students present their research at conferences and publish papers with faculty in peer-reviewed journals. Areas of faculty-student research include cell and molecular biology, genetics and evolution, developmental biology, ecology and physiology. Major supporters of this research include the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health.

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The Business Administration students will immerse themselves in the University's foundation of "breadth with depth,” with a core curriculum that encompasses all of the major cornerstones of business. Students will then develop their expertise by taking upper-division courses to dive further into the area of business they find most interesting. The program provides formal business knowledge and develops critical thinking skills.

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