Career Workshops

What can you do with an Anthropology major?  As the national American Anthropological Association points out, "careful record-keeping, attention to details, analytical reading, and clear thinking are taught by anthropological courses. Social ease in strange situations, critical thinking, and strong skills in oral and written expression are cultivated by anthropological training."  Fine, but how do you turn these skills into a rewarding career?  To find out, the Anthropology department encourages all majors and prospective majors to attend the career workshops, which are offered two or three times a year.  

These workshops have several objectives.  First, they  introduce students to higher-level opportunities of study and independent work—including field schools, study abroad, honors work, and internships—that both deepen skills and build resumes. Second, the workshops introduce students to career professionals with specific and interest and training for helping anthropology majors.  Third, the workshops offer practical advice on how to apply for graduate schools and initiate job searches.    

To find out more about the workshops including when the next one will be, please contact the Director of Undergraduate Studies.

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