Students interested in the history and development of humanity's culture, or how language and environment shape human diversity across time and space, are well suited for a mentorship in anthropology. An anthropology mentorship allows students to build a broad knowledge of other cultures, as well as skills in observation, analysis, research, critical thinking, writing, and dealing with people from all cultures.

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Student projects can range from the study of historical products (such as clothing or costume, building styles, etc.), processes and customs (kissing or gift-giving customs, or gender roles, etc.), or the affects of globalization (cultural appropriation, communication commonalities or friction points, etc.).