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In this blog post, I’m writing about what happens when an Anthropologist asks ChatGPT questions about Anthropology! I’ll be focusing on questions the typical college student might ask about Anthropology. I’ll ask ChatGPT one question from each of the 4 fields of Anthropology, and also a question from Applied Anthropology, Read more
I’d like to share some exciting news! I was recently interviewed about Anthropology 4U on the Anthropology in Business podcast! But before I talk more about that, I’d like to talk about the podcast itself and its creator. What is the Anthropology in Business Podcast? The Anthropology in Business podcast Read more
I am so excited to introduce you to the first volunteer for Anthropology 4U! Her name is Clarissa Lesky. Clarissa is currently an Anthropology student at a community college, and she is graduating this academic year. Then, she will be transferring to a university where she will continue to study Read more
Linguistic Anthropology is the anthropological study of language. It includes 3 fields: Descriptive Linguistics, Historical Linguistics, and Sociolinguistics. Descriptive Linguistics involves describing languages and writing down spoken languages. Historical Linguistics looks at things like language variation and how language changes over time. And finally, Sociolinguistics studies the social and cultural Read more
In previous posts, I talked about how archaeological sites form, and what kinds of things you can find in archaeological sites. I have also talked about recording information from archaeological sites. In this post, I’d like to talk a little about a kind of Archaeology called Cultural Resource Management, or Read more
In previous posts, I talked about searching online for jobs for Anthropology majors, and I also talked about tips for job interviews. In this post, I’d like to talk about something Anthropology majors should consider when looking for jobs–working conditions. Your First Day at a New Job So, you just Read more
In previous posts, I talked about how archaeological sites form, and what kinds of things you can find in archaeological sites. In today’s blog post, I’d like to continue talking about archaeology and focus on recording information from archaeological sites. Sometimes, untrained amateur archaeologists just go to a field and Read more
In a previous post, I talked about searching online for jobs when you are an Anthropology major. In this post, I’d like to talk about tips for job interviews for Anthropology majors. In a Job Interview So, you’re sitting in an office, in the beginning of a job interview. And Read more
In this post, I’d like to talk a little about searching online for jobs when you are an Anthropology major. If you are a student, you might have typed the word, “Anthropology,” into job websites like Monster.com and Indeed.com. And then you might be frustrated when there are not very Read more
In a previous post, I wrote about some examples of how understanding culture can help you in international business situations. But it’s not only big businesses with international operations that need to consider culture. If you have a small business in the United States, chances are that your local community Read more
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