Ellick, a consultant in archaeological and cultural education and an adjunct at the U. of Oklahoma, and Watkins (Native American studies and anthropology, U. of Oklahoma) help graduate students in anthropology transition from coursework to a career, with a focus on non-academic jobs. They detail anthropology fields and specialties, job qualifications, professionalism and standards, and how to record knowledge, skills, and abilities from previous jobs. Then, they describe creating a plan, resumes, curriculum vitae, cover letters, and letters of recommendations, and ways to apply and interview for jobs, followed by a section on volunteering and internships, types of communication, professional organizations, networking, academic jobs, and portfolios. Annotation ©2011 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)