Department of Anthropology, History, and Political Science


Anthropology, History,
and Political Science
Upcoming Classes


Each faculty member's web page has personal information, a list of courses, and other information.




Dr. Carol Humphrey
Professor of History
Office: Owens Hall 313
Phone: 405.878.2221
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Dr. Tony Litherland
Professor of Political Science
Office: Owens Hall 305
Phone: 405.878.2223
Email:




Dr. John Powell
Professor of History
Office: Owens Hall 316
Phone: 405.878.2246
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Prof. Timothy McCollum
Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Office: Owens Hall 311
Phone: 405.878.2238
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Dr. Sherri Raney
Assistant Professor of History and Political Science
Office: Owens Hall 312
Phone: 405.878.2226
Email:

Questions? Contact:
Dr. Glenn Sanders
Chair, Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Professor of History
Office: Owens Hall 307
Phone: 405.878.2215
Email:


2009-2010 Adjunct Instructors:
  • Mary Oppegard
  • Mary Sanders


  • Degrees Offered: Bachelor of Arts (BA)

    Anthropology

    History

    The Roman orator and statesman Cicero once wrote, "Indeed history is the witness that testifies to the passing of time. It illumines reality, invigorates memory, provides guidance in daily life, and brings us tidings of antiquity." The discipline of history aims to recover the past, then to help people understand its vital importance for life today. The modern discipline covers every aspect of human experience, not just political events. The goal is to describe and analyze the cultural, religious, social, economic, and intellectual lives of people in the past--what they thought, how they built communities, how they suffered, and how they voiced their highest aspirations.

    Political Science (International Relations)

    Social Science Education, Secondary

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    Psychology, Sociology,
    and Family Science