Notre Dame Anthropology: An Audacious Plan

Imagine having a place where there's real research going on, where there's teaching labs, where there's instruction and where the faculty and students can mingle and mix and talk. That's what the Department of Anthropology will have when they move into their new facilities in the East building of the Campus Crossroads Project. The new facility will allow the department - one of the most popular undergraduate major in the College of Arts and Letters and which just launched a doctoral program - to have a social nexus that is also an intellectual nexus to use what anthropology has in the context of Notre Dame to go out and change the world.
For more information on the Campus Crossroads project or the ND Anthropology Department, visit:
crossroads.nd.edu
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This video is part of a series detailing the Notre Dame Campus
Crossroads project. Announced in January of 2014 as the largest
building project in the University's history, Campus Crossroads will
integrate academics, student life and athletics with the construction
of 800,000 square feet in three new buildings attached to the west,
east and south sides of the University’s iconic football stadium.

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He seems really psyched. The lab area in the background looks a bit intriguing. He's dressed professionally and still appears to be, pardon the slang, a little hip. Isn't this anthropology?