All majors are welcome, but an interest in social science would be helpful.
-2nd Year Students
-First Year Students (new to ASU Fall 2025)
-3rd Year Students
-4th Year Students- Seniors
-ASU Online Barrett Honors Students (fully remote work)
-First Year Students (new to ASU Fall 2025)
-3rd Year Students
-4th Year Students- Seniors
-ASU Online Barrett Honors Students (fully remote work)
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Tempe
We are launching the International Disaster Archive for Narratives, Oral History, and Folklore. This project is under the direction of MacArthur Fellow and Regent's Professor Dr. Amber Wutich. We are recruiting a small cohort of ambitious ASU Honors undergraduates to be the first student research fellows on this project. Fellows will work directly with a team of professors and scientists to help build a global archive documenting how people experience, remember, and make meaning of disasters. Through this honors contract, you will gain high-impact research training—earning research certification, developing advanced interviewing and qualitative analysis skills, conducting and AI-transcribing original interviews, and producing a thematic, comparative analysis. This is a rare opportunity to help shape a new international research initiative from the ground up while building credentials, mentorship, and experience that strongly position you for graduate school, fellowships, and research careers.
None, we will train you; all training backgrounds are welcome.
Amber Wutich
Tempe