Support for participation in TAS activities is provided through Diversity Scholarships, Native American Scholarships, and Student Scholarships. The Scholarship Program is financed by donations from The Council of Texas Archeologists (the state association for professional archeologists), cultural resource management firms, and TAS members. The number of individuals who can be supported by scholarships is largely dependent on the donations received.
Application Deadlines:
All Academies - February 24, 2026
Field School - April 30, 2026
Annual Meeting - September 8, 2026
Need more information? Contact internet-chair@txarch.org
Academy registration fee is covered, including an electronic version of the manual, lunches, snacks, and materials. Scholarships may include partial reimbursement for the expense of traveling to an Academy. Reimbursement for long-distance travel may be restricted, determined by the distance and availability of funds. |
Field School registration fee is covered, as well as a dig kit containing the tools needed for excavation. The recipient will also receive a Field School T-shirt. Lodging is provided in the TAS campground. Scholarship recipients must bring their own tents and camping gear; a list of recommended equipment will be provided. Breakfast and dinner is provided from the TAS camp kitchen. The recipient must provide their own lunches. TAS will donate ice. Scholarships may include partial reimbursement for the expense of traveling to Field School. Reimbursement for long-distance travel may be restricted, determined by the distance and availability of funds. |
Annual Meeting registration and banquet fee is covered. The recipient is responsible for making their own hotel arrangements. Scholarships may include partial reimbursement for the expense of traveling to the Annual Meeting. Reimbursement for long-distance travel may be restricted, determined by the distance and availability of funds. |

