Give to the Department of Anthropology

Student Support

General Student Giving Opportunities

• The Anthropology Student Experience Fund, which provides support student travel to conferences, seminars, summer field schools as well as other experiences that are program related in the Department of Anthropology. Give to the Anthropology Student Experience Fund.
• The Anthropology Student Research & Travel Fund, which provides support for research and travel for Anthropology students. Give to the Anthropology Student Research & Travel Fund.

Graduate Student Giving Opportunities

• The Master of Applied Anthropology (MAA) Scholarship Fund was established in honor of the retirement of Professor Erve Chambers, a renowned researcher and teacher whose hard work and dedication helped to propel department as a leading academic institution in the field of applied anthropology. The fund will provide scholarship and internship support to graduate students in the MAA program within the Department of Anthropology. Give to the MAA Scholarship Fund.
• Department of Anthropology Masters of Professional Studies (MPS) Fund will provide general support to enhance the Department of Anthropology's Masters of Professional Studies program, which may include support of fellows, scholarships, program activities, conference, travel & research related expenses. Give to the Department of Anthropology Masters of Professional Studies (MPS) Fund.
• Anthropology for the Public Good Graduate Fellowship Fund, supports need-based graduate fellowships and to help recruit and retain outstanding students in the Department of Anthropology. Give to the Anthropology for the Public Good Graduate Fellowship Fund
• The Historical Archives Gift Fund, which provides training to historical archaeologists at the graduate level. Give to the Historical Archives Gift Fund.
• UMD-HBCU Graduate Mentoring Operating Fund in Anthropological & Community Health Sciences Fund, provides operation support for initiatives and activities that support the UMD-HBCU Graduate Mentoring program.  Give to the MD-HBCU Graduate Mentoring Operating Fund in Anthropological & Community Health Sciences.
• UMD-HBCU Graduate Mentoring Scholarship Fund in Anthropological & Community Health Sciences, provides research, travel and scholarship support to HBCU graduates currently enrolled within a graduate program in Anthropology and Public Health at the University of Maryland.  Once this fund reaches endowment level, all contributions made into this scholarship account shall be transferred into an endowed fund. Give to the MD-HBCU Graduate Mentoring Scholarship Fund in Anthropological & Community Health Sciences.

Faculty Support

• The Lloyd/Tilghman Archaeology Gift Fund, which supports the archaeological work conducted by the department at Wye House, part of the Wye Hall plantation on Wye Hall Island in Queen Anne’s County, Maryland. Give to the Lloyd/Tilghman Archaeology Gift Fund.
• The Wye Hall Fund, which supports efforts to conduct archaeological investigations at the Wye Hall plantation on Wye Hall Island in Queen Anne’s County, Maryland. Give to the Wye Hall Fund.
• The Historic Easton Gift Fund, which supports the archaeological work at the Gardener House in Easton, Maryland. Give to the Historic Easton Gift Fund.
• The Center for Heritage Resources Studies Fund provides general operating support for the center's activities. Give to the Center for Heritage Resources Studies Fund.

Departmental Support

• The Department of Anthropology Gift Fund, which provides support and operations to the Department of Anthropology. Give to the Department of Anthropology Gift Fund.