There are prerequisites. Students from all majors and non-matriculated students are welcome to participate. Approximately twenty students will receive intensive field and laboratory instruction, in excavation techniques, mapping and recording, artifact conservation, classification and analysis, and methods of paleoenvironmental and cultural reconstruction. The program offers 9 undergraduate credits or 6 graduate credits. Regular tuition and fees apply.
Students are responsible for their own room and board.
Because space is limited, students are encouraged to register as soon as possible. There will be an afternoon concert. The objective of this program is to provide technology training courses for K-12 educators. These courses are graduate level from the School of Education. The courses have computer technology as a core, but complement the curriculum with additional graphic, multi-media, Internet, assistive technology tools and hardware as required by the course.