Scott is involved in several field projects in historical and maritime archaeology and he is currently working on his MA in maritime archaeology at the University of Southampton in England. This summer he will be researching aspects of African American slave life in the Chesapeake with regards to nocturnal waterborne social transport. Following the completion of his MA he plans to return to Maryland and continue his academic pursuits of the maritime heritage of the greater Chesapeake area.
As an anthropology major you will have the chance to learn outside of the classroom in addition to your coursework. The Anthropology department offers several opportunities for students to study in the field. Field experience is possible in Maryland and the Caribbean.
