Statement of Purpose

The Hendrix College Sociology/Anthropology Club is an organization for students interested in the scientific and humanistic understanding of social life. 

Membership Policy

Membership in the club is open to any student expressing an interest in sociology or anthropology without regard to race, sex, color, age, handicap, creed, sexual orientation, or national origin. Annual dues are $2.00.  You can fill out a membership form and return it to one of the officers.

Executive Council and Faculty Advisors

The executive council is elected annually during the spring term. The council is composed of three members of the club who have declared their major in sociology/anthropology or who have taken a minimum of three courses in sociology or anthropology. In addition to these qualifications, members of the council will be chosen on the basis of their abilities and stated willingness to assume leadership responsibility for membership recruitment, publicity, mailings, the conduct of and recording of business at meetings, and the programs and service projects of the club. Dr. Jim Bruce, Dr. Stella Capek, Dr. Anne Goldberg and Dr. Karen Gaul (2000-2001) take turns serving as the club's faculty advisor. Currently the faculty advisor is Dr. Anne Goldberg.

Officers for 2008-2009 school year are Steve Dyle, Nathaniel Russel, and Tiffany Donovan.

Activities

In addition to a regularly scheduled meeting each month, the club sponsors one special activity, campus-wide, per term. Special events are planned and organized by a committee appointed by the council.  A schedule of upcoming events is coming soon. 

Ryan Mays, designer of the club t-shirt.

Sociology majors, Allison Shurr, Katie Falgoust, and Heather Curry at Stonehenge during Winter 2001.

The 1998-1999 club picture.
Masumi Seo, Eleanor Evans, Eleanor Wanslow, Holley Hutcheson,
Dr. Gaul, Deborah Noor, Sam Davis, Betsy Young, Katie Falgoust,
Erin Jones, Virginia Luff, and  Dr. Bruce