The Student Diversity Networking Program provides opportunities for students from historically underrepresented groups in archaeology to meet and network with other students and professionals. This program introduces students to networking and mentorship, creates professional connections, and hosts an afternoon coffee break at the annual meeting. Facilitated by a diverse group of professionals and students, the program includes two pre-conference workshops to identify topics of interest, useful connections, students’ expectations about the SAA Annual Meeting, and a “coffee and conversation” event at the meeting. The program is limited to 15 students and entry is on a rolling basis, starting Oct. 1.

To apply to the Society for American Archaeology's Student Diversity Networking Program, please answer the following questions. Eligibility requirements include currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate students who belong to a historically underrepresented minority in archaeology, including but not restricted to African and African diasporic communities, Asian and Asian diasporic communities, Hispanic/Latino, Native American, Indigenous, Pacific Islander, etc.