ANTH 316 - Internship in Anthropology

This course offers a guided framework for practical experience for work carried out by students in discipline related governmental and non-governmental agency projects. Interns will be involved in effective public service in order to promote student understanding of complex social, political, economic, scientific and philosophical issues. Internship examples include, but are not limited to, work in archaeological, museum, and public health contexts. Course credit is based on 1) satisfactory performance of 30 hours of work for each credit earned; 2) fulfillment of a learning contract with a faculty sponsor; and 3) the satisfactory completion of a final project, usually a paper.

Credits: 1 to 6