This site showcases internship reports submitted by my students from 2007 through 2019. I believe this archive provides a terrific answer to the question, “what can I do with a degree in anthropology?” It also highlights the commitment of the many organizations represented here to mentor the next generation of professionals.

Click here for a hand-picked set of internships that show off the diversity of internship experiences , click browse the gallery to start with the most recent entries, or use the pull-down list to find internships completed during a particular semester. However, I generally recommend starting by clicking one of the category names of an area that interests you or typing anything into the search box.

Important Disclaimers

1. This site was created by me, Dr. Neill Hadder, as the instructor of ANTH 4390/5395, Internship in Anthropology. I am solely responsible for its content. See the Texas State University disclaimer located in the footer.
2. Students and I make efforts to obtain verbal and/or written permission for use of images. If you or your organization is depicted on this site, and you want the image removed, contact me and I’ll attend to the issue immediately.
3. Because all of the text on this site was written by students, neither the Texas State University Anthropology Department nor the site of the student’s internship can vouch for the accuracy of any information. Particular facts may be out of date or in error, and solely reflect the understandings of the student author at the time the internship was completed. Posts are therefore intended to provide general information and a starting point for further inquiries.
4. As per University policy and copyright law, students retain copyright to their written work. If you are a former intern and want to have your text removed, contact me.