Opportunities for Students and Alumni

Real-world experience

The Center for Anthropological Services provides Hamline students and recent graduates with opportunities to gain practical, on-the-job experience in the form of internships and employment.  Interns and employees of the Center work at archaeological and burial recovery sites across the state, and in the archaeology lab on campus. Working with the Center reinforces classroom experience and gives students practical skills that will prepare them for jobs in cultural resource management or further academic study.

Interested students should contact Professor Brian Hoffman (bhoffman@hamline.edu) for additional information.

The Center for Anthropological Services provides support for many of the anthropological and archaeological methods courses offered by the Department of Humans, Climate and the Environment, including an annual field school (ANTH 3730).
 

Courses:

• ANTH 3700 Anthropological Methods for Exploring the Human Past

• ANTH 3710 Human Osteology and Skeletal Identification (with Lab)

• ANTH 3720 Forensic Anthropology

• ANTH 3730 Archaeology in the Field

• ANTH 3740 Archaeology in the Laboratory

• ANTH 3810 Excavating Hamline History

• ANTH 3030 Topics in Sociocultural Anthropology

Interested students should contact Professor Brian Hoffman (bhoffman@hamline.edu) or Professor Sofia Pacheco-Fores (spachecofores@hamline.edu) for more information.