Opportunities for Anthropology Students

There are plenty of ways for Anthropology students to get involved at Emory, and beyond! From research opportunities and student groups here on campus to internships and field schools outside of Emory (and around the world), we invite you to explore and find ways to connect your study in Anthropology to the world around you.

• The Emory Anthropology Student Society is a student-led group for students interested in Anthropology. Visit their page to learn more about the club and how you can get involved!
• The Lambda Alpha Honor Society is the national honor society for anthropology, for which Emory hosts a chapter. Visit this page to learn more about the honor society and membership requirements.
• Visit the Honors in Anthropology page to learn more about our seniors' honors thesis program. This is a great opportunity for students interested in research to dive deeper into a research topic under the supervision of a faculty mentor.
• Visit the Undergraduate Research page to learn more about how the Anthropology department supports undergraduate research, and for connections to broader Emory research programs.

If you have any questions about this information or about the Anthropology program at Emory, please contact the Anthropology Undergraduate Program Coordinator, Langston Jenkins.