by Lucy Court | Aug 9, 2023 | Research Blog
If an employer asked, I would begin by explaining a bit of background about how I ended up here: one of my favorite college professors suggested that I might be a good fit for the team that he was putting together for that year’s work at the site he co-chaired....
by John Shorter | Aug 8, 2023 | Research Blog
I think I would start out by talking about how through this program I was able to make many solid connections as well as learn how to work with people even when there is a severe language barrier. On top of that I believe that the discussion around how the work on the...
by Saige Pierson | Aug 8, 2023 | Research Blog
If I were asked about this excavation in an interview I would respond with the following key points; it allowed me to build some experience with Bioarchaeology (my dream career), it taught me patience, it helped me expand on my excavation techniques and skill, I...
by Julia Steidl | Aug 8, 2023 | Research Blog
Reflecting upon the past month, I believe that I’ve gained and showcased many “marketable skills”, including adaptability, perseverance, and teamwork. Living in another country with a completely different climate and working as an archaeologist for a...
by Riley Ledman | Aug 8, 2023 | Research Blog
– What I would tell an interviewer is this: “Well you know, we did a whole lotta work. It helped me gain and improve my social, mental, and physical skills. I worked in both large and small groups both as a leader and follower. I did hard labor for hours...
by Julia Moss | Aug 8, 2023 | Research Blog
If I were asked about my time in Turkey during a job interview, I think that there are a few main points that I would try to get across about my time here. I would respond with excitement about the opportunity to expand upon the bullet points on paper, but I...
