UAS Field School Workshop
Samantha E. Ascoli Tuesday, February 26th, 2018 4:00-6:00 PM Zimmerman Library
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UAS Field School Workshop Samantha E. Ascoli Tuesday, February 26 th, 2018 4:00-6:00 PM Zimmerman Library Agenda Importance of Field Schools Programs available Costs and funding What to bring? Q&A Why should
Samantha E. Ascoli Tuesday, February 26th, 2018 4:00-6:00 PM Zimmerman Library
´ Importance of Field Schools ´ Programs available ´ Costs and funding ´ What to bring? ´ Q&A
´ Learn anthropological skills ´ Gain valuable experience ´ Academic credit (if you ever want to graduate you have too) ´ Discover if this is the path you want to pursue ´ Explore new places and countries, make lifelong friendships, and networking for your future
´ Tree Field Studies has a field school in primate behavior (1 in Panama and 3 in Costa Rica)
´ Costa Rica Deadline: MARCH 15 ´ Panama Deadline: TBA? ´ http://treefieldstudies.wixsite.com/treefieldstudies/2017-courses
´ Great list of field schools for Paleoanthropology including (paleoanthropology, taphonomy, archaeology, geology, and many more) Programs in Kenya, Spain, Ethiopia, Tanzania, South America, and more!
´ http://humanorigins.si.edu/education/students
´ Koobi Fora Field School
´ https://cashp.columbian.gwu.edu/koobi-fora-field-school
´ University College, London has a bioarchaeological field school in Greece:
´ https://sites.google.com/site/astypalaiabioarchaeology/
´ Archaeotek, Romania. Juvenile and Adult Osteology Workshop:
´ https://www.archaeotek-archaeology.org/
´ When the 2018 list is updated, a great resource for bioarchaeological field schools around the world is Shovelbums (search “bioarchaeology” for bioarch specific field schools):
´ http://shovelbums.net/index.php/view-field-schools
´ Great resource for archaeological field schools around the world:
´ http://shovelbums.net/index.php/view-field-schools
´ The IFR offers a variety of field school opportunities around the world (most of these are also listed in ShovelBums):
´ http://www.ifrglobal.org
´ Crow Canyon Archaeological Field School:
´ http://www.crowcanyon.org/index.php/programs-for-college-students
´ ArchaeoTek offers a variety of different field schools in Eastern Europe:
´ https://www.archaeotek-archaeology.org/
´ Belize Valley Archaeological Reconnaissance Project has field schools in Belize working at ancient Maya centers:
´ http://www.bvar.org/
´ From building preservation, to ceramic or paper restoration, these programs
interested in conservation, restoration, and preservation of the past:
´ http://www.sangeministudies.org/
´ Join the Museum Studies List Serve, new opportunities such as internships, job postings, scholarships, and more are offered periodically throughout the week.
´ Email: MSST-L@unm.edu for more information
´ The IFR offers a field school in ethnohistory, which integrates archaeology, ethnohistoric research, art history, and ethnographic data into a comprehensive field school in Mexico:
´ http://www.ifrglobal.org/programs/centralamerica/mexico- ethnohistorical
´ Florida Atlantic University offers ethnographic field work opportunities in Ecuador :
´ http://www.fau.edu/anthro/ethnfield.php
´ Medical Anthropology Field School in the Himalayas:
´ http://www.himalayanhealth.com/anthro/anthro_exped.htm
´ Community based research ethnographic field school in Belize:
´ https://ccsa.cc/programs/summer/2017/Belize-Anthropology.php
´ Graphic Anthropology Field School in Malta:
´ http://www.anthropologyfieldschool.org/
´ Prices vary ´ Some field schools offer internal scholarships to students with financial need ´ Ask to see if you can opt out of paying for tuition if you do not need the credits! ´ Local field schools vs. International field school costs ´ Every little bit of funding counts, check out UNM Anthropology Scholarships as well.
´ NM Dept of Anthropology (due date TBA!)
´ Indigenous scholarship $500 ´ Barbara MacCaulley (archaeology only) $500 ´ John M. Campbell $250 ´ Krisztine Kossee (old world focus archaeology only) $500
´ Archaeological Society of New Mexico: $500-$1000 for Field School or research, SW preference.
´ https://newmexico- archaeology.org/scholarships/
´ Native American Scholarship for CO Council of Professional Archaeologists: $750 for field school costs ´ http://coloradoarchaeologists.org/about-us/native- american-scholarship/ ´ AIA resources:
´ http://www.archaeological.org/grants/708
´ Crow Canyon Archaeological Center Paid Internships (advanced archaeology students)
´ http://www.crowcanyon.org/index.php/internships
´ NSF Funded Programs
´ Koobi Fora Field School:
´ https://cashp.columbian.gwu.edu/koobi-fora-field-school
´ Preservation Archaeology Field School SW New Mexico- receive a $3000 stipend!
´ http://www.archaeologysouthwest.org/what-we-do/investigations/salado/field-school/
´ Bioarcheology of Greek Colonization in Sicily, Italy- receive a weekly stipend of $500 for 8 weeks
´ http://research.franklin.uga.edu/reu/
´ Additional REU programs:
´ https://www.nsf.gov/crssprgm/reu/list_result.jsp
´ Institute of Field Research (must be attending an IFR Field School!)
´ http://ifrglobal.org/students/scholarships/
´ Lists are usually provided ´ Ask about cultural norms of the area and dress appropriately ´ Ask about what the program provides? (e.g. COFFEE in the AM? Tools? Notebooks?) ´ Extras:
´ Watch ´ Pocket knife ´ Lighter ´ Collapsible water container ´ Bandanas ´ First aid kit and medical supplies (PeptoBismo, Tums, IB Profan/Advil, BENEDRYL, ITCH CREAMS) ´ Extra $$$$$$ ´ USB charger, possibly solar charger ´ Common phrases book if traveling internationally ´ PASSPORT (DO YOU HAVE ONE OR CAN YOU GET ONE IN TIME?) ´ VISA???