This organization is dedicated to assisting students with their professional growth and development through workshops, fieldtrips, conferences, and establishing networks. The ETA Chapter is a local chapter of a national organization of anthropology students who meet certain academic standards and who pay dues. The ETA Chapter is currently the largest chapter in the nation. It publishes a Lambda Alpha Newsletter and submits articles to the Lambda Alpha Journal (a yearly journal published by the national office). The Chapter organizes workshops that promote academic and professional excellence. Members are eligible to apply for national scholarships. Membership is open to undergraduate students, currently enrolled, who have completed 12 hours of anthropology coursework, and who have an anthropology grade point average of 3.0 and a cumulative GPA at CSUF of 2.5; and to graduate students who have a cumulative GPA of 3.25. Alumni are also eligible to join. Applicants should submit an application card and dues.

To learn more about the Lambda Alpha National Anthropology Honor Society, please see the national website at http://www.lambdaalpha.com

or please contact:

President: Danelle Tiberi

Email: CSUFLambdaAlpha@gmail.com