Senior

The basic goal of the Chavín program is to give Stanford students field training in a broad range of archaeological research methodologies. Within New World archaeology, Chavín is one of the most iconic sites.

Honors in the Arts allows students from any major to complete an interdisciplinary creative thesis in senior year.

Arts + Justice Student Grants fund undergraduate and graduate students as they investigate urgent matters around justice issues and the arts. 

Discretionary funding for music-related external activities for Stanford students who are/have been enrolled in a Department of Music course.

This student research opportunity involves analysis of excavation data from archaeological sites in the Yellow River Valley of northern China dating to the Shang Dynasty (ca. 1600 to 1050 BCE).

The field experiene is led by Archaeology Center's Krish Seetah. The fieldwork will be held close to Dubrovnik & Venice. The fieldwork will be undertaken at 2 sites.

Stanford Long-Term Investing (SLTI) partners with CalPERS to launch a one-year fellowship.  This unique Fellowhship will provide a handful of stellar, mission-driven university graduates with an opportunity to engage deeply with the world of long-term investing.

RAs will work on our current research on gender-based violence in conflict zones. Spanish proficiency is required.