Fulya Pinar

I took this class as a distribution requirement and i found it interesting. I am not terribly interested in the middle east or anthropology but Pinar made it interesting through her passion. All assignments were very chattable.

This class was the first anthro class I have taken at Middlebury and I really enjoyed it. The professor does a great job of having a very clear and well structured class. I like how there is time for lectures and for discussions which students get the opportunity to lead. The case studies we went over class were all super interesting and relevant. I would recommend taking this class!

This class was the first anthro class I have taken at Middlebury and I really enjoyed it. The professor does a great job of having a very clear and well structured class. I like how there is time for lectures and for discussions which students get the opportunity to lead. The case studies we went over class were all super interesting …Read more

This is one of the most valuable classes that the Anthropology department offers right now. Prof. Pinar is a phenomenal lecturer who balances lectures, group discussions, and engaging activities. Throughout the semester, you will explore systems of migration, deportation, and access all over the world. It is a lot of reading full of heavy material, but it was such a meaningful experience. It is also extremely relevant to what is happening right now, so I would definitely recommend this class for anyone interested in migratory experiences and injustices. There are weekly responses, a couple group presentations, and a final paper with a supplemental comic strip. So fun!

This is one of the most valuable classes that the Anthropology department offers right now. Prof. Pinar is a phenomenal lecturer who balances lectures, group discussions, and engaging activities. Throughout the semester, you will explore systems of migration, deportation, and access all over the world. It is a lot of reading full of …Read more