Students - Arts and Humanities

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• Archaeological Field School
  An eight-week program designed to teach students the basics of archaeological field work, laboratory processing, and artifact analysis.
• Department of Anthropology Field School Opportunities
  Special programs and field school opportunities are available for both undergraduate and graduate students studying anthropology.
• Department of Economics Internship Opportunities
  The internship gives students hands-on experience in economic research and activity in business, government, and non-profit agencies in the Capital District area.
• Department of Latin American, Carribean and U.S. Latino Studies (LACS)
  Special opportunities are available for students pursuing Latin American, Caribbean and US Latino Studies.
• Department of Theatre Production Practicum
  The Production Practicum is designed to broaden students overall theatrical experience and knowledge beyond what can be learned in a classroom.
• FENCE and FENCE Books Internships
  FENCE, a literary magazine and publisher of FENCE Books, sponsors internships for undergraduate students at the University at Albany.
• Francophone Day
  An LLC-University in the High School collaborative event that hosts high school students interested in all things French at UAlbany
• Judaic Studies Internships
  Students pursuing Judaic Studies have the opportunity the earn practicum and internship credit.
• Music Department Ensemble Groups
  Opportunities for participation in various performance ensembles in the Department of Music are available to community members.
• NanoArt
  The unique worlds of nanotechnology and art intersect at the CNSE NanoArt Exhibit, in collaboration with the Nano GSO and the UAlbany Fine Arts department.
• New York State Writers Institute Internship
  The New York State Writers Institute sponsors internships for undergraduate and graduate students at the University at Albany.
• Olympiada of Spoken Russian
  UAlbany hosts an annual competition for over 100 high school students on spoken Russian and Russian culture and literature.
• Researching New York: Perspectives on Empire State History
  Participants, including archivists, local historians, and public historians from the Capital District and other locations, take part in this annual conference.
• Talking History Radio Program
  UAlbany history professors host and produce a weekly one-hour radio program, "Talking History," broadcast locally on WRPI.
• Theme Semesters
  UAlbany holds theme semesters for the campus and public on topics ranging from the Hudson River to China to Shakespeare.
• UNI 390 University-wide Internships Program
  Approximately 100 students university-wide participate in an extensive internship program with for-profit, not-for-profit and government organizations each year.
• University Art Museum Student Involvement
  Programs include student events, classes, MFA Thesis Exhibition, and Internship and Work Study opportunities.
  
• University Chamber Singers
  A select group of students from a variety of backgrounds who sing and entertain at UAlbany and in the community
• University-Community Chorale
  The chorale is composed of students, faculty, and community members, of mixed abilities and majors.
• University-Community Symphonic Band
  The University-Community Symphonic Band offers students, faculty/staff and community members the opportunity to perform a wide variety of band literature.
• University-Community Symphony Orchestra
  The University-Community Symphony Orchestra is composed of  students, faculty, staff, and community members.