Past fieldwork projects are available in the 13th floor graduate reading room of the Van Hise Building, and a list of project titles is kept in the resource room in Bascom 252. The monitor and the local resident coordinator assist student participants with tutorial arrangements and help find supervision for the fieldwork project. Language, as well as a variety of social science, humanities and art fields. Typically, the graduate student monitor and the local resident coordinator make initial arrangements for program participants to stay in the program house and to eat meals together prepared by a program cook. Typically, the student monitor looks after the financial aspects of the housing and eating arrangements.
Students continue to eat one or two meals daily at the program house.
In India, students receive a small monthly stipend that covers their living expenses. The Program Fee covers room and board expenses. Supplementary funds for travel, clothing, etc., are the students responsibility. The cost of the program does not include summer tuition in Madison or the cost of living during the summer. Students often find they need more money than the stipend in India for travel during vacations and gifts they want to bring home.