Drama Career Map

Awareness

First Year

• Develop attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines
• Develop strong statistical, analytical, and computer skills
• Establish communications skills and a multicultural perspective
• Take AN 100: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology and AN 101: Introduction to Archaeology.

Middle Years

• Take AN 121: Biological Anthropology and Biological Anthropology Lab and AN 200: Language and Culture.
• Take 300-400 level anthropology courses, alongside electives in other social sciences.
• Spend a summer in field school, travel, or studying other cultures.
• Pursue research experience by working on faculty projects, independent studies, or other departmental programs.

Last Year

• Take AN 454: Anthropological Theory.
• Apply to graduate.

Exploration

First Year

• Volunteer at the Archaeology Museum.
  Explore more volunteering opportunities at South Serves.
• Explore student organizations and
  leadership opportunities through Involve South.

Middle Years

• Explore additional training and certifications
  related to your career such as learning a foreign
  language, double majoring/minoring, or
  networking with industry professionals.
• Join professional associations such as the
  American Association of Biological
  Anthropologists or the American Anthropological
  Association, and attend conferences. 

Last Year

• Develop relationships with Anthropology community partners such as the Poarch Band of Creek Indians or the Archaeological Conservancy.

Preparation

First Year

• Login to Handshake and build profile strength to 75%+.
• Contact Career Development. Meet with a career consultant to discuss career goals and research fields of specialization in anthropology.
  
  Focus on Career & Self-Development

Middle Years

• Prepare to apply for internships, summer jobs, or volunteer positions.
• Attend career fairs and networking events to become knowledgeable of career opportunities available. 

Last Year

• Compile a portfolio of publications, skills, certifications, and ideas.
• Research careers and graduate programs in local, state, federal and international areas six months out from graduation.
• Contact Career Development for future planning assistance.