At Webster, courses in anthropology and sociology are designed to help students develop a critical appreciation of the social-structural and social-cultural dimensions of human behavior and beliefs. They provide the analytic tools and conceptual knowledge to examine and explain social change, various forms of inequality and their consequences, diverse social-cultural identities and experiences, and complex relationships between individual lives and social-cultural forces at local and global scales. Our curriculum has a strong focus on inequality, social change, and social organizations, with an emphasis on emerging trends in the field including informatics, environmental sociology, and social network analysis.