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Person and/or Lab hiring Contact Information Position Description Type of Anthropology ResearchType of Activity Type of PositionTime Commitment LocationCompensationQualifications ExpectedHow to Apply? One Time or On-going Position?Application deadline/ closing dateAny additional information?
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12/6/2021 12:18:38John Darwent, Arctic Archaeology LabDr. John Darwent, jadarwent@ucdavis.eduLab assistance with archaeological collections from Alaska and Greenland. Cleaning, sorting, organizing, counting, weighing, and tagging collections for analysis and museum curation. EvolutionaryLabQuarterly/Short Term
3 hours/week on Thursdays and Fridays
Center for Archaeological Research at Davis: Suite 600, 607 Pena Dr., DavisAcademic Credit (ANT 192 or 199 units), VolunteerIntroduction to Archaeology (ANT 3) or equivalent.email jadarwent@ucdavis.eduOn-going6/30/2022Attention to detail is important for all archaeology lab positions, as maintaining artifact provenience is essential.
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12/6/2021 13:26:47Jelmer Eerkensjweerkens@ucdavis.eduStudent would assist in preparation of archaeological fish and mammal bones for stable isotope analysis. Larger goal is to help reconstruct ancient environments and ecologies in Central California. EvolutionaryLab
Either 1 quarter, or if student is interested in continuing, it could become part of a longer research project (e.g., senior thesis)
3 or 6 hours per week306 Young HallAcademic Credit (ANT 192 or 199 units), VolunteerAnt 3 or equivalentContact professor EerkensOn-going1/5/2022
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12/7/2021 16:46:18Diana Malarchik (credits through Dr. Jelmer Eerkens)dmalarchik@ucdavis.eduContinuing a database of historic death records - specifically 1860's San Francisco and possibly other surrounding towns. I am also hoping to have a student(s) begin to help with analysis and understanding of health patterns in the past.EvolutionaryData Entry, Data AnalysisQuarterly/Short Term3-6 hours weeklyUC DavisAcademic Credit (ANT 192 or 199 units), VolunteerProficient in Microsoft office (word and excel) Email me.
It can be either on-going or one time, whatever works best for the student
1/14/2022
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12/13/2021 15:58:01
Chelsea Cataldo-Ramirez (PhD Student) and Tim Weaver (faculty)
ccataldoramirez@ucdavis.edu and tdweaver@ucdavis.edu
We are looking for students to assist with organizing the human osteology teaching collection. Tasks will include labeling, sorting, and re-boxing. Students must be familiar with human osteology.EvolutionaryLabOpen Ended
At least one quarter for at least an hour a week.
204 Young Hall
Academic Credit (ANT 192 or 199 units), Volunteer
Students must be familiar with human osteology
Please send us an email.On-going1/7/2022
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1/3/2022 7:02:11Sara Watsonsewatson@ucdavis.eduFor this project, we are using data already published in scientific journals to answer new questions about human evolution and technological change in southern Africa during the late Pleistocene (126-12 thousand years ago).

During this internship you will learn how to:
1) Create and utilize data frames and databases to record scientific data
2) Search academic sources, differentiate between peer-reviewed and non peer-reviewed sources
3) Use a reference manager to store bibliographic references and generate bibliographies in specific citation styles
4) Turn raw data into informative tables and figures		EvolutionaryData Entry, Data AnalysisOpen Ended
3 hours per week for Winter Quarter to start with option for longer term project
FlexibleAcademic Credit (ANT 192 or 199 units)
Interest in archaeology and paleoanthropology
Email to set up time to talkOn-going3/11/2022It is helpful if you have taken classes such as ANT 025, 028, 152, 160, 174, 177, 178, 184, or 185 but not required. Potential for developing other projects or Honors theses from this internship during 2022-2023 academic year.
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3/2/2022 16:18:41Meredith Lutzmclutz@ucdavis.eduThe Caillaud lab is recruiting undergraduate interns to assist on a literature project on primate social behavior and conservation. Interns will work 6-8 hours/wk for a minimum of 2 quarters on verifying information from primary literature, inputting data, and reading tables and graphs from the literature into a large database. Positions require high attention to detail and manipulation of large datasets. A detailed FAQ and position description is available on the front page of the application: https://forms.gle/E2RTBft5VonZ5LbE9. After working on the main project, opportunities may be available for independent projects or senior thesis work in the 2022-2023 school year.EvolutionaryData Entry, Data AnalysisOpen Ended
6hr/wk, but flexible timing, 2 quarter minimum commitment (can include summer)
Remote (both synchronous and asynchronous)
Academic Credit (ANT 192 or 199 units), Volunteer
No particular experience is required - although candidates should have good attention to detail and time management skills. It is helpful to have taken an introductory biology or anthropology class (i.e. BIS2B, ANT054, ANT1, WFC 10, etc), but not required.
Fill out the following google form: On-going6/17/2022This is an ongoing opportunity, with new cohorts beginning at the start of each quarter. The project will also continue during the summer, if desired.
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4/14/2022 11:37:21Diana Malarchikdmalarchik@ucdavis.eduYou will be working on transcribing historic death records from the 1860s and 1870s in San Francisco. Work will entail looking at historic documents, becoming familiar with medical terminology of the time period, and well as cursive handwriting. Ability to read handwritten cursive will be necessary. This work is independent, and is all online (through Box) and will have bi-weekly check-in with me. EvolutionaryData EntryYearly/ Long Term3 to 6 hours a weekOff-campus
Academic Credit (ANT 192 or 199 units), Volunteer
Ability to read cursive, good communication skills, able to use Excel and Word, good time management, ability to work independently and follow pre-written instructions..
Email Diana Malarchik
Can be both quarterly or long term
5/10/2022
This is an ongoing research project, so please email if you would like to work not on the quarterly schedule, we can work around your schedule.
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Ecology & Evolution of Human Behavior / Culture Labpcruzycelis@ucdavis.edu & moya@ucdavis.eduIn which kinds of societies do people eat insects and in which do they avoid them? The student researcher would be responsible for systematcally searching through a database of ethnographies and coding up key information about insect-eating practices in different societies.Evolutionary & Cultural
Coding ethnographic data
1 quarter
~ 3 hours per week, but project rather than time based
Flexible
Academic Credit (ANT 192 or 199 units), Volunteer
Familiarity with spreadsheets, Keen to read ethnographic excerpts and learn to use a new databasePlease send us an email.One-time5/30/2022
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Suad Joseph Labsjoseph@ucdavis.eduI typically have ~20 students working in my Lab on research, graduate and undergraduate ----currently ~5 graduate students (all but one international); and ~10 undergraduates. I have and have had Anthro students in the Lab and welcome them if they are interested in my specific projects and protocols. Click this link to check projects: https://sjoseph.ucdavis.edu/Click this link to check projects: https://sjoseph.ucdavis.edu/Click this link to check projects: https://sjoseph.ucdavis.edu/3-6 hours/weekYoung Hall/remoteANT unitsVaries, please refer to websiteApply at this link: https://sjoseph.ucdavis.edu/sites/g/files/dgvnsk9446/files/media/documents/Application%20for%20Internships.pdfOn-going opportunitiesOpen-ended
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