AIA Committees and Interest Groups
The Archaeological Science Interest Group consists of AIA members with an interest in applying physical and life science technologies to archaeological investigations, and in promoting the understanding of Archaeological Science […]
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The Anatolian Archaeology Interest Group consists of AIA members with an interest in the archaeology of Anatolia, and in promoting its understanding to members of the AIA and the general […]
The Digital Archaeology Interest Group consists of AIA members with an interest in the use of digital technologies in archaeological fieldwork, analysis, and scholarly communications and in promoting greater understanding […]
In keeping with the Code of Ethics of the AIA, which emphasizes the need for archaeologists to publish the results of their field research, the Anna Marguerite McCann Award for […]
The Archaeology of North Africa Interest Group (ANAIG) consists of AIA members with an interest in the archaeology of North Africa of all periods from the prehistoric to the medieval, […]
The Committee for the AIA Pomerance Award for Scientific Contributions to Archaeology invites nominations for this annual award (where it is agreed there are candidates of sufficient merit). Eligibility is […]
The Museum and Exhibitions Committee consists of AIA members with an interest in museums and exhibitions and their relationship to archaeology, and in promoting communication between the art museum and […]
Because of its function, the Nominating Committee falls outside the standard committee oversight practices of the Institute. Members of the Nominating Committee are responsible for seeking viable candidates for Trustee […]
The Committee advances the outreach goals of the AIA and promotes educational programs about archaeology for adults and youth, including K-12 students. The Committee seeks to increase awareness of the […]
The Committee, consisting of the Officers of the Institute, periodically reviews the personnel management policies of the Institute. Terms run from January at the start year to December at the […]
The Committee has broad responsibilities for organizing the academic program for the Annual Meeting of the Institute. This includes selecting papers, colloquia, posters and workshops; and determining the format and […]
The Committee reviews applications for the AIA Publication Subvention Program and for the Samuel H. Kress Grants for Research and Publication in Classical Art and Architecture and selects the recipients […]
The Committee on Research and Academic Affairs aims to promote the health and vibrancy of the discipline of archaeology in research and higher education. It will support, advocate for, and […]
The Committee administers the research grants program of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA). Grants are made from endowments and other funds dedicated to archaeological research, except for the Site […]
The Committee is charged with overseeing and supporting the national and international AIA Societies both chartered and in formation. It reviews the Institute’s programs and benefits for Societies and makes […]
The Committee shall recommend each year to the Governing Board a candidate for the Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award. The Committee’s nominee should be the person whom the Committee, in […]
The Committee, chaired by the Treasurer, monitors the financial position of the Institute, recommends financial policies to the Governing Board, assists the Treasurer in the preparation of the Institute’s budget, […]
The primary responsibility of the Committee is to select the lecturers for the National Lecture Program. The Committee selects the Norton Lecturer, Kress Lecturer, and Joukowsky Lecturer, as well as […]
Each year, the Subcommittee shall recommend to the Executive Committee one nomination for the Joukowsky Distinguished Service Award. The nominee should be the person whom the Subcommittee, in its collective […]
This Subcommittee will review applications and select the recipients of the Jane C. Waldbaum Field School Scholarship, in accordance with guidelines determined by the Subcommittee.
