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Anth 436/536: Anthropology of Aging

This course will examine the importance of taking ethnic and cultural diversity into account in thinking about and trying to understand the nature of aging and, ultimately, in providing services to elders from a variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds.

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This course will examine the importance of taking ethnic and cultural diversity into account in thinking about and trying to understand the nature of aging and, ultimately, in providing services to elders from a variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds. It will also examine why and how living, aging, receiving the help of others and dying on the level of the individual is tremendously influenced by the broader communities and societies in which these fundamental human phenomena take place.  

Kellian Clink is your librarian. Memorial Library 3071 is her office, 507 389 5152 her phone number, and kellian.clink@mnsu.edu email. 

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