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ANTHR
599

Academic Internship

Hours

6.0 Credit, 0 Lecture, 0 Lab
Earning credit while employed in federal agency archaeology (BLM, U.S. Forest Service, etc.); or 320 hours in collections-holding institution (sixteen weeks half-time; eight weeks full-time).

Professional Development via Mentored Experience

Through course assignments, students will gain familiarity with job opportunities and responsibilities in the federal government or museums/collections-holding institutions.  These assignments will include significant work experiences to enhance students' resumes and job-obtaining potential.

Museum Networking

Through course assignments, students will establish a foundational professional network for students outside of academia in the world of museums and collections.

Documentation Systems

Through course assignments, students will gain real-world experiences working with archaeological and other cultural resources documentation systems, their use and interpretation.

Museum Planning

Through course assignments, students will gain experience in participating in planned real-world work projects related to anthropology and learn the professional standards and ethics required by such projects both nationally and internationally.