FAQs
What type of projects will the Field Archaeologist Intern work on?
The Field Archaeologist Intern will work on a variety of projects including deep testing, Phase II testing, Phase III mitigation, and Phase I surveys related to pipeline, coal, road, and renewable energy.
Where will the internship primarily take place?
The internship will primarily involve travel throughout the Midwest, with possibilities of covering the South and Southeast.
How long will the projects typically last?
The duration of the projects will vary from 1 to 7 days, with some projects lasting between 20 to 30 days.
Is housing assistance provided for this internship?
No, housing assistance is not provided, therefore local candidates are preferred.
What qualifications are required for the Field Archaeologist Intern position?
Candidates must be currently enrolled in Anthropology, Archaeology, or a closely related field. Prior internship experience and/or related archaeological experience is a plus.
Will I receive mentorship during the internship?
Yes, interns will collaborate closely with a mentor in their discipline to tackle real-world challenges.
How can I develop my professional network through this internship?
The internship program offers opportunities to develop a robust professional network through social events and interactive activities.
Are there any workshops provided during the internship?
Yes, interns will participate in workshops that help foster interpersonal skills within the workplace.
What benefits does CEC offer to employees?
CEC offers a variety of benefits, including a matching 401(k), profit sharing, performance bonuses, medical, dental, and vision insurance, short and long-term disability, tuition assistance, professional development, and work-life balance.
Is CEC an equal opportunity employer?
Yes, CEC is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer and does not discriminate in recruiting, hiring, or promotion based on various protected characteristics.