FARM-BASED EDUCATION INTERNSHIP Farming is an inherently human process, and it is, in my opinion, one of the best ways to reconnect with the natural world in a society that is currently largely disconnected from it. During my semester of interning at Green Gate Farms, an urban farm in Austin, Texas, I have learned the… Continue Reading Natalie Dorman, Green Gate Farms
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Introduction I conducted an internship with the Forensic Anthropology department in the spring of 2017 at their facility called GEFARL. This report will describe the organization; explain what activities I did daily, and all special projects I was a part of. I will also be discussing the importance of this department and how their work… Continue Reading Sheridan McKitrick, Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State
This spring semester of 2017 I curated a set of archaeological artifacts known as the Moore-Hancock Collection for an internship with the Center for Archaeological Studies, or CAS, on the Texas State University Campus. In this report, I will discuss the history of the Moore-Hancock Farmstead, how I worked on organizing and caring for this… Continue Reading Brooke Privette, Center for Archaeological Studies
Introduction The following report details my time as a collections intern at the Witte Museum in San Antonio, Texas. During my three-month long stay at the Witte, I worked under the guidance of Stephanie Prichard, Registrar; Leslie Ochoa, Collections Manager; and Amy Fulkerson, Chief Curator. I was lucky enough to have started my internship during… Continue Reading Emily Taner, Witte Museum