UCCS Anthropology Club Page

07/30/2026

Call your congressional reps!

The National Trust for Historic Preservation activates the power of place to serve the public good, improve people’s lives, and enable a shared future.

04/14/2026

Today, Dr. Karin Larkin led the Senior Seminar class on a Tuberculosis tour of campus. The UCCS campus location was originally a sanitorium for tuberculosis treatment. Main Hall was one of the early buildings where people came to recover from the illness. She also showed an old storage area, what's left of early buildings/cabins that were living quarters, a potential old speakeasy, mile markers along a recovery hike trail, and more!

04/06/2026

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03/23/2026

This weekend a couple anthropology students and staff attended the American association of Biological Anthropology to present thier research! A special thankyou to the Dean of LAS and The UCCS anthropology department for funding!

01/18/2025

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Alpine Archaeology has an opening for a Principal Investigator to join our growing team. We offer competitive benefits, a flexible work schedule, paid holidays, sick and vacation accrual, professional stipend, profit-sharing bonuses, and more! We also offer a structured compensation plan to offset longer work weeks for exempt employees.

If you're interested in applying, please submit a current CV, a list of references, and a cover letter through our website: https://alpinearchaeology.com/careers/

12/17/2024

PhD research opportunity
https://www.trees-dla.ac.uk/projects/human-or-animal-biomolecular-analysis-upper-palaeolithic-bone-artefacts-explore-raw?fbclid=IwY2xjawHOWulleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHb1jPFyfGEyuoVC2xZS9Y4wW56F6njggMuozY5l3AnsnDQZ0ozLrGLjxDw_aem_jmPG5-N2RPFERCqJ0EBqHw

Bone and antler became important raw materials for Upper Palaeolithic people. Osseous materials were used to make tools such as harpoons, projectile points, needles, and portable art. It is generally assumed that archaeological osseous artefacts were made from animal skeletal remains. However, the m...

10/28/2024

Student paid opportunity in Co Spgs! Archaeology and with a field school.

RECRUITMENT & RELOCATION INCENTIVES MAY BE OFFERED Locations will be Negotiable: Applicants interested in locations not specifically listed on the announcement are encouraged to communicate/negotiate location availability during the interview stage. Position...

10/19/2024

UCCS anthropology alum, at work!
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A Colorado Springs police officer is being praised for stepping up when a child needed him most.

10/10/2024

Hi all! This looks like a terrific student internship opportunity at Canyons of the Ancients

Are you a college student or recent graduate interested in learning more about collections management at our museum? Apply for our curation internship through the National Council for Preservation Education! Our visitor center is home to the largest curation facility in the Bureau of Land Management, and we care for collections from a variety of agencies and partners. You’ll learn about museum collections management at a federal facility, including cataloging, inventory, mount making, integrated pest management, and the ethics of curating material culture. The posting is open to applicants until October 29.

Apply today at: https://preservenet.org/job/national-park-service-ncpe-internship-program-dolores-co-internship-ncpe-internship-archaeological-collections-intern-640-hours-with-possibility-to-extend/

Picture of former NCPE Intern, Leo Rivera at CANM VC after completing museum gallery inventory.

10/07/2024

Oh good lord. 🙄👽🤮

A catastrophe is indeed looming in letting Graham Hancock return with his oddball theories, now with Keanu Reeves in tow