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University of West Florida: The FPAN Assistantship in Public Archeology is offered to an incoming UWF graduate student in Anthropology or Historical Archaeology. Support includes tuition during fall and spring semesters (summer support may be available) plus a quarter-time assistantship for the first two years and a half-time assistantship during the third year. During the first two years, the student holding this position will work in the public archaeology program for the Northwest Florida region under the supervision of the Region’s Public Archaeologist, Dr. Della Scott-Ireton. During the third year the student will work directly with FPAN Executive Director Dr. William Lees Dr. Scott-Ireton on a thesis representing a substantive contribution to the field of public archaeology or to public archaeology programming in Northwest Florida. Students interested in this Graduate Assistantship should be prepared to make a three year commitment to the Florida Public Archaeology Network culminating in preparation of a thesis focusing on public archaeology. For more information contact Dr. William Lees via wlees@uwf.edu, phone 850-595-0051. |
The Florida Public Archaeology Network is dedicated to the protection of cultural resources, both on land and underwater, and to involving the public in the study of their past. Regional centers around Florida serve as clearinghouses for information, institutions for learning and training, and headquarters for public participation in archaeology.
