Resources for Majors | New Mexico State University

Undergraduate Anthropology Organization (UAO): undergraduate students are welcome to join the UAO, a student-run club focused on providing anthropological experiences, knowledge, and resources to its members.
Study Abroad program: studying abroad for four weeks or longer waives one Viewing the Wider World (VWW) credit requirement. The study abroad program also offers various language immersion programs, which can be used to help satisfy the second language requirement.
Crimson Scholars program
University Museum: NMSU’s museum in Kent Hall offers volunteer and work study opportunities to students interested in artifact processing and museum work.
Accelerated Masters Program (MAPS)

NMSU Honors College Conroy Scholarship
Office of National Scholarships and International Education
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)
NMSU Financial Aid
NMSU Work Study (student jobs)
Also, talk to anthropology faculty about your interests and goals. They might know of other scholarship opportunities specific to your subject area!

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