Students in the Department of Anthropology, Geospatial and Earth Sciences have access to a wide range of enriching opportunities that extend learning beyond the classroom. From joining vibrant student organizations to participating in hands-on fieldwork, lab-based research, and working with community organizations, there are countless ways to get involved. These experiences not only deepen academic understanding but also prepare students for graduate study and careers in diverse professional fields.
Student Organizations. The Department supports multiple student organizations and their activities. These include recreational outings, professional development, travel to conferences, and public outreach.
Field experiences. All of the programs offered by the Department of Anthropology, Geospatial and Earth Sciences offer opportunities to learn professional skills in the field. Some courses are specifically aimed at having students spend a few weeks working on-site on projects.
Internships. The Department has many professional contacts that you can take advantage of to obtain placements. Internships are learning laboratories where you can test your knowledge and skills working with professionals. They are a key to job placement and can provide excellent references necessary for a job search.
Scholarships and Awards. The Department of Anthropology, Geospatial and Earth Sciences is proud to support student success through a variety of scholarships and awards. These opportunities recognize academic excellence, fieldwork achievements, research contributions, and community engagement across our disciplines.
Research Opportunities. Our students work alongside faculty on research tackling real-world questions in archaeology, ethnography, geography, geology, planning, environmental science, and many more areas.