The Center for Cognitive Archaeology at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs is now offering two courses for the Summer 2024 semester. Summer 2024 semester starts June 10 and lasts through August 2. Graduate and undergraduate level training is offered. Deadline to register for courses is June 18, 2024. For more information about the Center for Cognitive Archaeology and enrolling in courses, please visit us at: https://cca.uccs.edu/
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Enroll in our new course offering ANTH 4200/5200: Advanced Topics in Archaeology – Social Learning and Cognition! Taught by Dr. Tamar Rosenberg-Yefet, this course will explore the nature and mechanisms behind human and non-human learning. Sign up today at https://cca.uccs.edu/ or https://lases.uccs.edu/programs-a-l/cca
The Center for Cognitive Archaeology at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs is now offering three courses for the Fall 2023 semester. Spring 2024 semester starts January 16 through May 9. Graduate and undergraduate level training is offered. Deadline to register for courses is January 22, 2024. For more information about the Center for Cognitive Archaeology and enrolling in courses, please visit us at: https://cca.uccs.edu/
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The Center for Cognitive Archaeology at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs is now offering three courses for Fall 2023. Fall 2023 semester starts this week, August 21, through December 16. Graduate and undergraduate level training is offered for most classes. Deadline to register is September 7, 2023.
For more information about the Center for Cognitive Archaeology and enrolling in courses, please visit us at:
https://www.uccs.edu/lases/programs-a-l/cca
The Center for Cognitive Archaeology at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs is now offering three courses for the Fall 2023 semester. Fall 2023 semester starts August 21 through December 16. Graduate and undergraduate level training is offered. Deadline to register for courses is September 7, 2023. For more information about the Center for Cognitive Archaeology and enrolling in courses, please visit us at: https://cca.uccs.edu/
https://lases.uccs.edu/programs-a-l/cca
The Center for Cognitive Archaeology at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs is now offering three courses for Summer 2023. Summer 2023 semester starts today, June 12, through August 4. Graduate and undergraduate level training is offered for most classes. Deadline to register is June 19, 2023.
For more information about the Center for Cognitive Archaeology and enrolling in courses, please visit us at:
https://www.uccs.edu/lases/programs-a-l/cca
How did Neandertals experience their world? How did their cognition and culture differ from ours? Were they pragmatic? Callous or cold-hearted? Did they love, were they charitable? Were they tough? Dogmatic? Xenophobic?
Join Karenleigh A. Overmann for our online course Neandertal Cognition. Together, we will explore the mind of some of our recent ancestors to compare and contrast similarities and differences between our behavior and the behavior of these archaic humans. After a century of suffering the negative biases of early scholars, Neandertals are emerging from the shadows of prehistory to take their rightful place as explorers and innovators who fought to survive in a heretofore uninhabitable clime. Our course reviews the archaeological evidence via empirical models of cognition in an effort to understand the cognitive and behavioral strategies employed by Homo neanderthalensis during their nearly half million years of existence. Classes begin June 12 and end August 4.
Visit us at the Center for Cognitive Archaeology for more information on classes. The deadline to register for courses is June 19, 2023. For registration information, please visit: https://lases.uccs.edu/programs-a-l/cca
When, where, and how did the modern human mind evolve?
Join Karenleigh A. Overmann for our online course in Cognitive Evolution. This course employs the theories and methods of several academic domains (cognitive psychology, neuropsychology, archaeology, linguistics, philosophy of mind, etc.) to interpret the tangible evidence for the evolution of mind—non-human primate anatomy and behavior, human neuroanatomy, hominin paleontology, and archaeology. Here, you will explore the origins and adaptive purposes of concept formation, spatial cognition, social cognition, language, symbolic structures, technology, and working memory on your way to a deeper understanding of the evolutionary changes in form and function of the mind. Classes begin June 12 and end August 4.
Visit us at the Center for Cognitive Archaeology for more information on classes. The deadline to register for courses is June 19, 2023. For information on registration, please visit: https://www.uccs.edu/lases/programs-a-l/cca
Interested in learning when, where, and how modern human aesthetics evolved?
Join Professor Manuel Martín-Loeches of the Complutense University of Madrid for our online course Neurocognition of Art. This course explores the biopsychological basis of human artistic behavior by investigating its neurocognitive and biological underpinnings. We expand our understanding of this otherwise bizarre activity in natural terms, thereby contextualizing art within the framework of Natural Selection. This approach provides a suitable foundation for exploring the possible evolutionary origins of art, its development, as well as its major milestones along human evolution. Although the course is mainly focused in visual art, much of its content can be applied to other forms of artistic behavior. Classes begin June 12 and end August 4.
Visit us at the Center for Cognitive Archaeology for more information on classes. The deadline to register for courses is June 19, 2023. For registration information, visit: https://www.uccs.edu/lases/programs-a-l/cca
The Center for Cognitive Archaeology at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs is now offering three courses for the Summer 2023 semester. Summer 2023 semester starts June 12 through August 4. Graduate and undergraduate level training is offered. For more information about the Center for Cognitive Archaeology and enrolling in courses, please visit us at: https://lases.uccs.edu/programs-a-l/cca
Deadline to register for courses is June 19, 2023.
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