The National Association for the Practice of Anthropology offers a mentoring program to help advanced graduate students in the field connect with professional anthropologists. The Mentor Program provides four kinds of useful services: http://www.practicinganthropology.org/employment/?section=mentor

1. The General Information Packet - The General Information Packet provides general information on careers in practicing anthropology, guidelines for selecting an M.A. program in Applied Anthropology, and recommendations on how to prepare yourself for a career as a professional anthropologist
2. Internship and Practicum Opportunities
3. Resume Writing - This section will help you to: identify your expertise and skills, develop your resume and focus your career interests
4. Mentor Match - This service is for advanced graduate students completing their degree programs. It links students with professional anthropologists, helping to: Provide one-on-one guidance in defining your career goals; customize your resume for your specialty area; and develop a professional network.

Contact:

Student Issues and Concerns
studentrep@practicinganthropology.org