Institution name

University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh

Total number of students

13002

Total number of international students

84

Contact address for international enquiries

800 Algoma Boulevard
OSHKOSH 54901

Telephone

+1 920 424 1223

Venue / office name

College of Letters and Science, Department of Anthropology and Religious Studies

OSHKOSH
Wisconsin
54901

Venue description

Anthropology is the study of humanity in all of its wondrous chronological and geographic diversity and complexity. Anthropology introduces students to the variety and complexity of contemporary and past human societies and cultures. The goal of Anthropology is to make sense out of that complexity, to understand the processes that have shaped and continue to shape the lives of people around the world. To accomplish this goal, different Anthropologists examine biological, archaeological, linguistic and cultural aspects of humanity striving collectively, for in integrated understanding. In studying Anthropology with its focus on humanity, the topics students can explore are almost limitless.

Telephone number

+1 920 424 4406

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

The residence Life is committed to providing comfortable, clean, well-maintained and affordable residence hall environments where the personal development and academic success of students are encouraged and supported. The Stewart Community, with a capacity of 114, is a four-story, all single rooms’ facility available to those who qualify by (1) being at least 21 years of age or (2) having earned a minimum of 24 credits. Amenities include a washer/dryer on each floor and a main desk snack bar. Recently renovated Taylor Hall is coed and has a capacity of 500. It is centrally located on campus. Student rooms feature climate control and new furnishings. Lofts/bunks are provided, therefore, personal lofts/bunks cannot be accommodated. The lower level contains an open concept kitchen, expanded recreational areas, music practice rooms and a large study area. The lobby has been designed as a gathering place for hall residents and fosters healthy interaction among community members. Taylor is open during the academic year breaks. Due to the facility’s improvements, the housing fee for Taylor is higher than that of other halls.