- 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
- Cooperative Education and Internship Programs
- 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
- National Science Foundation
- The Smithsonian Institute
- 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!
- Black Trowel Collective microgrants (for archaeology students)
- Archaeological Society of New Mexico
- Fulbright Scholar Program
