Carol J. Ellick is founder of Archaeological and Cultural Education Consultants, LLC (ACE Consultants), Research Affiliate at Hokkaido University, Japan, and a Designated Campus Colleague in the University of Arizona, School of Anthropology.Joe E. Watkins is a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Senior Consultant at ACE Consultants, a Designated Campus Colleague in the University of Arizona, School of Anthropology, and a Visiting Professor in the Global Station for Indigenous Studies and Cultural Diversity, Hokkaido University, Japan.

• 1. From Student to a Career SECTION I: Preparation 2. Getting Organized 3. I Want to Be an Anthropologist... 4. Professional Qualifications, Standards, and Ethics 5. Past Jobs and Future Careers SECTION II: Product Development 6. The Road Map 7. The Résumé, Curriculum Vitae, and Biographical Statement 8. Letters That Will Get You the Job 9. Applying for the Job SECTION III: Set Yourself Apart 10. Internships and Volunteering 11. Communication 12. Paying Your Dues: Organizations and Conferences 13. Academic Options 14. Getting an Academic Position 15. Maintaining the Portfolio Appendices

Carol J. Ellick is founder of Archaeological and Cultural Education Consultants, LLC (ACE Consultants), Research Affiliate at Hokkaido University, Japan, and a Designated Campus Colleague in the University of Arizona, School of Anthropology.Joe E. Watkins is a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Senior Consultant at ACE Consultants, a Designated Campus Colleague in the University of Arizona, School of Anthropology, and a Visiting Professor in the Global Station for Indigenous Studies and Cultural Diversity, Hokkaido University, Japan.

• 1. From Student to a Career SECTION I: Preparation 2. Getting Organized 3. I Want to Be an Anthropologist... 4. Professional Qualifications, Standards, and Ethics 5. Past Jobs and Future Careers SECTION II: Product Development 6. The Road Map 7. The Résumé, Curriculum Vitae, and Biographical Statement 8. Letters That Will Get You the Job 9. Applying for the Job SECTION III: Set Yourself Apart 10. Internships and Volunteering 11. Communication 12. Paying Your Dues: Organizations and Conferences 13. Academic Options 14. Getting an Academic Position 15. Maintaining the Portfolio Appendices

Carol J. Ellick is founder of Archaeological and Cultural Education Consultants, LLC (ACE Consultants), Research Affiliate at Hokkaido University, Japan, and a Designated Campus Colleague in the University of Arizona, School of Anthropology.Joe E. Watkins is a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Senior Consultant at ACE Consultants, a Designated Campus Colleague in the University of Arizona, School of Anthropology, and a Visiting Professor in the Global Station for Indigenous Studies and Cultural Diversity, Hokkaido University, Japan.

• 1. From Student to a Career SECTION I: Preparation 2. Getting Organized 3. I Want to Be an Anthropologist... 4. Professional Qualifications, Standards, and Ethics 5. Past Jobs and Future Careers SECTION II: Product Development 6. The Road Map 7. The Résumé, Curriculum Vitae, and Biographical Statement 8. Letters That Will Get You the Job 9. Applying for the Job SECTION III: Set Yourself Apart 10. Internships and Volunteering 11. Communication 12. Paying Your Dues: Organizations and Conferences 13. Academic Options 14. Getting an Academic Position 15. Maintaining the Portfolio Appendices