Human beings have long asked about who we are and how we fit into this complex world we find ourselves in. Scientists and philosophers have spent centuries studying human anatomy and behavior to try to decipher what exactly makes a human being human. Maybe it's our large brains? Maybe it's how we interact with others? Maybe it's how we think? To begin trying to answer these sorts of questions, we must first realize that there might not be any single right answer, and instead perhaps we must approach these sorts of problems from many different perspectives. Only then may we begin to appreciate how beautifully complicated the human animal truly is. In this 2 hour crash-course, we will discuss methods and theories spanning evolutionary biology, neuroscience, philosophy, anthropology, sociology, and psychology in order to better understand who we are, where we come from, and where we are going.