Troy Williams

Colorado State University-Pueblo

My class in Cultural Anthropology 101 , was an eye-opening experience. It gave me a deeper insight into the principle, we call: Life. I've learned to look at the planet on a cellular/ molecular level, and in that I've grasped a wide knowledge of the 4 kingdoms; mineral, plant, animal & human. In learning that, I began to see the development of: human civilization. After that, I began to see where, why & how the differences in human culture started, and why it all effects us to… Show more My class in Cultural Anthropology 101 , was an eye-opening experience. It gave me a deeper insight into the principle, we call: Life. I've learned to look at the planet on a cellular/ molecular level, and in that I've grasped a wide knowledge of the 4 kingdoms; mineral, plant, animal & human. In learning that, I began to see the development of: human civilization. After that, I began to see where, why & how the differences in human culture started, and why it all effects us to this day - sometimes for the positive, sometimes for the negative. During my studies, I began to have deeper questions that I knew my course's textbook, my professor, Dr. Calvin H. Jennings, or Colorado University couldn't answer, so I withdrew myself - in search of myself. Show less

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