Description
Preserve Montana and the Helena-Lewis & Clark National Forest are pleased to offer a 6-week internship to two students from May 26 - July 3, 2026.
The internship will train students in field research, interpretation, and stewardship models with experienced cultural resource specialists and archaeologists. Students will conduct cultural surveys, site testing, and monitoring of archeological sites in the Big Belt Mountains east of Helena, Montana.
Interns are provided a $640/week stipend and housing/lodging.
Requirements
REQUIREMENTS
- Education or experience in anthropology/archaeology or closely related field.
- Familiarity with computer technologies for recording digital data.
- Must be 21 years of age and have a valid driver’s license.
- Ability to hike and carry a backpack for long distances.
- Willingness to back country camp for several days/weeks at a time.
- Must furnish own camping equipment and be prepared with appropriate clothing and gear for working in the mountains during various weather conditions.
For more details visit https://preservemontana.org/about/careers/ or contact Arian Randall, Forest Archaeologist, at arian.randall@usda.gov.
Interested candidates send a cover letter and resume by March 6, 2026, to Dr. Lauri Travis at 9395travis@gmail.com.
