Funds for Undergraduate Research Internships
The Stanford Archaeology Center, in conjunction with the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education, will fund up to five quarter-long undergraduate internships per academic year. The goal of this program is to provide opportunity for undergraduate students to work closely with faculty members on different aspects of their research.
Each SAC faculty can apply for up to two quarters of funding per year. The funds can then be used to hire two part-time student interns in one quarter, or one part-time student intern for two quarters. Student interns work a maximum of 10 hours per week receiving up to $1500 per quarter.
Eligibility
Mentor Applicant Eligibility
- Mentor must be a member of the academic council or an approved staff lecturer (Co-mentoring may be provided by other faculty, academic staff, artists-in-residence, post-doctoral scholars, or advanced graduate students as appropriate, and should be clearly described in the proposal)
- Mentors must have their own active research or creative agenda
- Mentors must be available to provide consultation, training, and advice throughout the project timeline.
Application Material and Deadline
Application Deadline:[ May 14, 2023] for first priority, then applications will be evaluated on a rolling basis.
Application Requirement: Submit a project proposal authored and submitted by faculty and/or staff with faculty oversight to Diane Davis dkdavis [at] stanford.edu (dkdavis[at]stanford[dot]edu).