SCDNR’s Virtual Summer Internship Experience in Photos
During the summer of 2020, this group of archaeology interns learned new ways to network from remote locations, create unique works paces and achieve lofty goals for the SCDNR’s Heritage Trust program.
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Running Through the Woods
This Thomas Sumter Academy athlete explains how running on local trails has helped him stay connected to the outdoors year-round.
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From Catching Frogs to Making Laws
Students at the University of South Carolina are conducting research using trail cameras to monitor wildlife all over the world! This type of research leads to discoveries that benefit wildlife populations and the environment.
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My Home-based Archaeology Lab
Adhering to COVID-19 student safety guidelines, Jessica Cooper discovered a unique opportunity to teach her son about preserving artifacts while working from home.
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A South Carolina Sojourn
Having lived in many locations, this student explains why South Carolina is one of the most beautiful places to explore.
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A Photograph as an Artifact: Rethinking Anthropological Boundaries
Anna Morales is a student at the University of South Carolina studying to become a visual anthropologist. Through her internship with the SCDNR’s Heritage Trust program, she explored how a photograph can act as an artifact.
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From One Home to Another: Archaeology During COVID-19
Carefully sifting through oyster shells and sediment, this archaeology intern recovers remnants of ceramics and other artifacts that will be preserved by the SCDNR Heritage Trust program.
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A Day in the Life of At-Home Archaeology
Many college students are finding innovative pathways to gain career experience during the Covid 19 pandemic. Sarah Snare gives us a “day in the life” of her home-based internship cleaning and sorting artifacts for the SCDNR Parker Annex Archaeology Lab!
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A Sunset Cruise on Lake Murray
Keya Jackson has lived in South Carolina for most of her life, but she did not fully recognize the natural beauty of her home state until she started working as Diversity Outreach Specialist for the SCDNR.
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