Anthropology is committed to developing our students holistically, that means we focus on your academic, professional and personal development. An important aspect of good academic experience is research. UCARE is accepting applications NOW through March 2nd, learn more at http://UCARE.UNL.EDU
Olivia Miller is the Academic Advisor for Anthropology, Geography and Global Studies majors. She is located in 818 Oldfather Hall and you can schedule an appointment with her via MyPLAN. Continue reading…
Anthropology announces our Spring 2020 Funding Competition: Student Research & Professional Presentations. Applications are due Friday, February 21st and must be submitting electronically to Kat at kbicker2@unl.edu. Continue reading…
Join us for our next Anthropology Colloquium speaker today! Dr. Pam Crabtree will be giving a lecture titled "Environment and Economy in Early Medieval Antwerp: the Zooarchaeological Evidence, this evening at 6:00 in Bailey Library of Andrews Hall. Continue reading…
"The Bioarchaeology of Bronze Age Social Systems" is a summer 2020 Field School sponsored by the National Science Foundation. The project will focus on two large Bronze skeletal collections from the Umm an-Nar period of the United Arab Emirates. Applications are due February 12, 2020. Continue reading…
ArchaeoTek has another field school opportunity in Romania this summer: Life by the Imperial Roads - Identity & Wealth on the Roman Frontier. There are two summer sessions available for application. https://www.archaeotek-archaeology.org/roman-villa-excavation Continue reading…
The National Center for Preservation Technology and Training is offering a summer workshop May 18th-22nd in Albia, Iowa. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/advances-in-archeological-prospection-non-destructive-investigations-tickets-85514304587 Continue reading…
Join us for a talk by Dr. Jonathan Hiskey titled: "Central American Politics and the Decision to Emigrate" on Monday, 2/17, 12:30-1:30PM in Oldfather 827. Lunch and refreshments will be served. Continue reading…
Career Services is hosting The Federal Job Search Training featuring Kathryn Troutman on March 3, from 2–4: PM in the Unity Room at the Gaughan Multicultural Center. Kathryn is a well-known author, consultant, and career trainer who assists job seekers interested in working for the U.S. government. Continue reading…
The 2020 D.C. Professional Enrichment Academy is taking applications now! Apply soon - the final deadline is April 15. Continue reading…
Platte Basin Timelapse (PBT) is currently looking for interns starting in late spring. Apply today for these paid internships! Application deadlines vary based on internship. Continue reading…
The Irish Archaeology Field School has six field school programs for the upcoming summer. These programs range from forensics, to bioarcheology and experimental archaeology. Visit http://www.iafs.ie/programs for more information!
Caherconnell Archaeology Field School celebrates the completion of excavation of Caherconnell Cashel. There are options for a 2, 4 or 6 week excursion through the National University of Ireland, Galway. Applications are due April 30th! https://caherconnell.com/archaeology/ Continue reading…
Career Coaches are here to help you find jobs on campus, explore majors and career options, develop your resume, create/update your Handshake account, find internships and more! Schedule online using MyPLAN (no more walk-ins) or email cascareers@unl.edu to get the conversations started. Continue reading…
The Center for Academic Success and Transition (CAST), will host their next Success Workshop - "Write This Down: Note Taking Strategies." All workshops will be in LLS 221, Tuesdays at 4pm and Wednesdays at 5pm. https://success.unl.edu/academic-support/workshops.
The Archaeological Institute of America will be hosting a lecture this Wednesday, "Dying Well and Dying Badly in Ancient Rome". Dr. Anne Duncan (UNL) will be presenting at 7:30pm in 15 Richards Hall. Continue reading…
Since 1934, the Cooper Foundation has invested in the people of Nebraska through its mission to support strong, sustainable organizations, innovative ideas, and ventures of significant purpose. Continue reading…
Applications are now open for the summer 2020 Eugene T. Polk archaeology intern at the Grand Canyon National Park. This position will support the Grand Canyon National Park's Cultural Resource Management Program. Applications will be accepted through April 3rd. Continue reading…
ArchaeoTek has a few spots available for their bioarchaeology field school this summer. The very well preserved human remains from the medieval cemetery of our Lost Church of Valeni offer an exceptional opportunity to learn and develop a full range of bioarchaeology excavation skills. Continue reading…
Dumbarton Oaks invites applications for a four-week, fully funded summer program focusing on Plant Humanities: the interdisciplinary study of plants, their global travels, and the myriad ways in which they have shaped human culture. Continue reading…
Join us for Global Cafe with Anthropologist and Iranian diaspora expert Dr. Amy Malek from Princeton University for a talk titled: Contests of Inclusion: A Comparative Ethnography of Iranians in the U.S. & Canada on Tuesday, 2/25, 11:00AM-12:30PM in Oldfather 827. Continue reading…
Apply by March 30th for the Western Michigan University Archaeological Field School to be held at Fort St. Joseph, one of the oldest European settlements in the western Great Lakes region. Continue reading…
Consider a fieldwork program in Malta through "Off the Beaten Track." Three summer sessions with seven tracks are available for this summer. Continue reading…
Where will summer 2020 take you? Let the Institute for Field Research help you! Continue reading…
DANTA: Association for Conservation of the Tropics is happy to announce their summer 2020 field opportunities in Costa Rica! These courses are intended for undergraduates who have a keen interest in tropical ecosystems and conservation, but little or no experience working in a tropical environment. Continue reading…