Applied Archaeology Certificate

The Applied Archaeology Certificate provides an opportunity for you to gain knowledge of and experience in Cultural Resources Management (CRM), Public Archaeology, and Heritage Archaeology. Cultural resources management is focused on identifying, examining, preserving, and/or recovering archaeological sites, contexts, and remains. Public archaeology is concerned with educating, interacting and sharing with, and involving the public regarding archaeological research and preservation efforts. Heritage archaeology involves the engagement of stakeholder’s in the preservation and presentation of an area’s archaeological sites and landscapes. All three areas represent significant and growing areas of employment in archaeology today.

Lisa "Lisa Marie " Barber
Lisa "Lisa Marie " Barber, MFA
Professor, Art / Director, Leadership and Personalized Studies / Academic Director, UW Collaborative AAS / Associate Director, BSBA "Flex" Program
Art and Design
Joshua Hall
Joshua Hall, MA
Lecturer
Liberal Studies
Karin Anderson
Karin Anderson, J.D.
Adjunct Instructor
Liberal Studies
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