https://www.isu.edu/anthropology
American Indian Studies, 21 credits (minor), Linguistics 26 credits (minor), Latino Studies 21 credits (minor)
Career Path Internships for both undergraduate and graduate students available (see www.isu.edu/career/CPI.shtml). Other university/professional/internships are available.
2-4 departmental Teaching Assistantships (dependent on internal funding). Research Assistants dependent on faculty grants (usually 2+).
The Center for Archaeology, Materials and Applied Spectroscopy (CAMAS) is a multidisciplinary research center offering pXRF, stable isotope (IRMS) analysis, scanning electron microscopy, and laser ablation ICP-MS and other materials analysis/testing. The Idaho Virtualization Laboratory creates 3D visualization and models and houses the Virtual Zooarchaeology of the Arctic. The Idaho Museum of Natural History is on the ISU campus and is the regional repository for the archaeology of Southeastern Idaho; students can request access to collections for study and research. The Department houses and manages the Visual Research Laboratory, Biomolecular Archaeology Laboratory, and Donald Crabtree Laboratory for lithic analysis. Departmental projects include the Northern Shoshone Language Program, Hispanic Health Projects, Aleutian Ethnographic Projects, Experimental Archaeology.
Anthropology of Global Health, Sociocultural Research Methods, General Anthropology, Neandertals, Medical Anthropology Diverse Cultures, Health and Illness in Latin America, among available topics offered through eISU.