Courses

Please note that courses offered by the Vancouver campus are denoted with ‘_V‘ in Workday, e.g. ANTH_V 100.
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Displaying results with search value "Levell" — 4 of 4 results

Art, Aesthetics and Anthropology - ART&ANTHROPOLOGY

ANTH 331A

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levell-nicola
2023 Winter Term 2Credits: 3

Anthropological perspectives on art, aesthetics, and expressive culture.

Sections (1)
SectionTermDelivery ModeFormatDay(s)Time(s)Instructor(s)SyllabusDetails DataDetails
002 2 Lecture M, W 15:30 - 17:00 Levell, Nicola

Museums, Heritage and Memory - MUSE HERITG MEM

ANTH 341C

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levell-nicola
2023 Winter Term 1Credits: 3

Museums, galleries, monuments, and other cultural institutions' relations to our perception of history and geography.

Sections (1)
SectionTermDelivery ModeFormatDay(s)Time(s)Instructor(s)SyllabusDetails DataDetails
001 1 Seminar T, Th 15:30 - 17:00 Levell, Nicola

Museum Practice and Curatorship - MUS PRC&CURATRSH

ANTH 431C

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levell-nicola rowley-susan
2023 Winter Term 1/2Credits: 6

Management of museum collections and their public presentation, addressing questions of access, collaboration, and cultural property. The public interpretation of anthropological concepts and materials utilizing the programs and facilities of the Museum of Anthropology.

Sections (1)
SectionTermDelivery ModeFormatDay(s)Time(s)Instructor(s)SyllabusDetails DataDetails
100 1-2 Lecture T, Th 9:30 - 11:00 Multiple instructors

Instructors

Levell, Nicola | Rowley, Susan

Museum Methods - Museum Methods

ANTH 518A

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levell-nicola
2024 Winter Term 2Credits: 3

Analytical approaches to the study of museums and collections. Methods of field collecting, collections research, laboratory procedures, visitor studies, social organization of museum and related cultural industries, exhibit and program evaluation techniques and the ethics of museum research and practice. This course is not eligible for Credit/D/Fail grading.

Sections (1)
SectionTermDelivery ModeFormatDay(s)Time(s)Instructor(s)SyllabusDetails DataDetails
A_001 2 Seminar W 14:00 - 17:00 Levell, Nicola