- Anthropology Graduate Program Handbook (revised April 15, 2024)
- Anthropology Graduate Student Organization (GSO)
- NMSU STAR Degree Audit
- Graduate School Forms
- Important Graduation Dates
- NMSU Thesis Guidelines
- University Museum: NMSU’s museum in Kent Hall offers numerous research opportunities to students interested in artifact processing and museum work.
Resources for Graduate Students
This page includes a list of useful resources for helping you navigate this campus, plan your degree, find research opportunities, and find funding. Please send us an e-mail or come visit us in person for advice about how to make the most of your education!
Prospective Graduate Students
Current Graduate Students
Funding Sources
- NMSU Financial Aid
- Associated Students of New Mexico State University (ASNMSU) Professional Development Funds
- NMSU Graduate Student Council
- The Smithsonian Institute
- Archaeological Society of New Mexico
- Fulbright Scholar Program
- SAA Scholarships. The Society for American Archaeology offers several scholarships, including one that is available only to women who are New Mexico residents studying archaeology at NMSU, UNM, or ENMU (Cheryl L. Wase Memorial Scholarship for the Study of Archaeology). Many of these awards have gone to NMSU undergraduate women. If you qualify, apply!
