STARTING MY ARCHAEOLOGY RESEARCH! | A Week in My Life at UC Berkeley as an Anthropology Major

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A bit of a long week in the life as a UC Berkeley student who got to start doing undergrad research this week!! I'll be working in the labs under a graduate student working on some archaeological materials. I also take you through my week with a lot of studying as I try to keep on top of my schoolwork!

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Hello there! My name is Katie and I am a transfer student at UC Berkeley studying Anthropology with a focus in Archaeology. I am passionate about equitable access to education and academia, so I used my channel to help and advocate for community college transfer students. I hope that through sharing my personal transfer journey, as well as my journey to finding a career that I love, that my content will be able to help others that wish to pursue a transfer and/or Anthropological journey. I hope you choose to join me as we explore the world of higher education together!

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Starting Undergrad Research in Archaeology! | A Week in My Life at UC Berkeley | Anthropology Major
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[KatieIbsen]

A new week in my life where I finally get to share research with you!!

[SammysOnWheels]

That rant though! Speaking facts girl! 🙌🏻 Keep doing what you're doing Katie because it helps so many people.

[Exteemez]

Good video. It is interesting to see what kind of day to day work you do in your lab. Looking forward to the next video!

[arcadiaaa]

I went to community college and then failed out of the university I transferred to. I also started grad school at the top ranked public university in the US last week. Our past difficulties and mistakes should not (and do not) define our futures.