USU Ethnographic Field School
Huanchaco, Peru

Earn six credits while having the adventure of a lifetime!
As Huanchaco remakes itself as a regional tourism capital,
this once sleepy village is undergoing rapid change.
The totora reed fishing boats for which this city is famous
are in danger of disappearing as urbanization encroaches.
Surfers now compete with local fishermen for a spot on the waves.Local hotel owners have joined with the fishermen's syndicate to question if and how tourism and the traditional fishing industrycan coexist as development continues.
This fieldschool will enable students to combine classroom
training with supervised ethnographic research. It will also
give students hands-on training in designing and conducting
ethnographic research.
For more information visit our web site at http://www.usu.edu/anthro/peru/home.html or come pick up a flyer from Old Main 245 or, contact Dr. Bonnie Glass-Coffin
Old Main 245A, 435-797-4064 or glasscob@cc.usu.edu

USU Archaeology & Paleoenvironments Field Trip
Utah & Nevada

Anth 4370 Archaeology & Paleoenvironments Field Trip is a 3 day field course in the west deserts of Utah in combination with a classroom session, and integrative reading and writing. Sign up this fall semester 2005 for a great outdoor learning adventure. Click the link below for more information.

Field Trip Syllabus