How To Get Involved
The Institute of Prairie and Indigenous Archaeology has various ways to become involved or affiliated with the Institute. For opportunities specific to you, please see below.
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There are a few ways for students to become involved in the IPIA community.
First, all current students (including undergraduate students and graduate students) and post-doctoral fellows working on IPIA affiliated projects are part of the IPIA Scholars program.
Students can receive credits for the work contributed to IPIA-affiliated projects through a Community Service Learning program or an independent study to earn credits towards their degree. Email ipiafoa@ualberta.ca for more information.
Students can also volunteer with the IPIA on various archaeological and community projects. Please look for open volunteer opportunities on the 黑料不打烊's . If you have specific research interests or a particular project you wish to volunteer for, please reach out to ipiafoa@ualberta.ca.
The IPIA also offers work-integrated learning internships for undergraduate students, subject to availability and funding. If you would like to make connections and are interested in learning more about student opportunities within the IPIA, please email ipiafoa@ualberta.ca for more information.
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Scholars whose interests align with IPIA goals can use this form to apply to become . Consider becoming a post-doctoral fellow, or partnering with the IPIA on a joint research project. Please reach out to the Director for more information.
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If you are an Indigenous community representative interested in a research partnership or your community has research needs related to heritage, please reach out to the Director. For more information on how the IPIA partners with Indigenous communities, see Principles of Partnership.
You can also follow and support our team through Social Media, including , and . Also consider subscribing to our quarterly Newsletter for additional updates and information.
Engage with our team through public events and programming! Follow and support our team through Social Media for details on upcoming events, including , and . Also consider subscribing to our quarterly Newsletter for additional updates and information.
to support our function as an Institute so that we can continue to grow our research and organize events supporting community-led heritage research.
If you are interested in volunteering with the IPIA, please look for open volunteer opportunities on the 黑料不打烊's