The Department of Anthropology faculty offer students various research opportunities both locally and internationally. Anthropology faculty conduct research in countries such as Peru, the Bahamas, Turkey, Haiti, Guatemala, Boliva, Belize, Croatia and more. Various opportunities include study abroad, local or international internships, or faculty led research both on and off campus. Current opportunities include:
Study Abroad
- Archaeological Excavations in the Bahamas with Dr. Peter Sinelli
- Archaeological Excavations in Turkey with Dr. Scott Branting
- Bioarchaeology in the Balkans with Dr. Toyne
Internships
- Global Health Internship
- Cape Canaveral Archaeological Mitigation Project (CCAMP) Internship
Research Opportunities
- Archaeological excavations in Guatemala – Contact Dr. Michael Callaghan or Dr. Brigitte Kovacevich for information
- Archaeological excavations and bioarchaeology in Peru
- GIS Mapping – Contact Dr. John Walker for information