Anthropology
Anthropology at Flagler College is the study of what makes us human, explored through a holistic, cross-cultural, and historical lens. Drawing from the social sciences, humanities, and biological sciences, the program equips students with the tools to understand human behavior, culture, and evolution across time.
Students can tailor their academic experience by focusing on one of three subfields: archaeology, physical anthropology, or cultural anthropology. With small class sizes and dedicated faculty mentorship, students develop strong skills in critical thinking, research, and communication that prepare them for a wide range of careers and graduate study.
Located in historic St. Augustine, the program offers a unique living laboratory. As the oldest continuously occupied European-established city in the United States, the area provides unparalleled opportunities for hands-on learning, from archaeological exploration to cultural analysis. Students also gain real-world experience through internships, research projects, and fieldwork.
Our Roar and Raise Goal
Our Roar and Raise goal is to raise $2,500 to support student research, fieldwork, and experiential learning in Anthropology.
Why Your Support Today Matters
• Supports fieldwork, archaeological research, and hands-on discovery
• Provides funding for internships and experiential learning opportunities
• Enhances student research in cultural, physical, and archaeological anthropology
• Expands access to travel and site-based learning experiences
• Prepares students for careers and graduate study in diverse fields
Learning Beyond the Classroom
Anthropology students at Flagler engage directly with the world around them, applying classroom knowledge to real-world settings. Whether uncovering artifacts, studying human cultures, or analyzing biological data, students gain meaningful, hands-on experiences that shape their academic and professional paths.
Thank You!
Thank you for supporting Anthropology at Flagler College and investing in a program that explores humanity in all its complexity. Your generosity helps provide students with the experiences and opportunities they need to understand the past, engage with the present, and shape the future.
Because of you, students can discover, analyze, and make meaningful contributions to the world around them