Community Resources
Engaging Arizona Communities to Explore Mineral Resources
Discover the exciting realm of modern mining through our community engagement initiatives. We offer resources covering the everyday uses and origins of minerals, provide insights into career opportunities from professionals working in the field, and offer the curious an in-depth look at the mining industry. Our programs cater to K-12 students and educators, and community college groups, as well as young people exploring future career paths.
if you'd like more information or to design a custom workshop or event, email Chris Earnest at earnest@arizona.edu.
Resources for Teachers
Looking for ready-made STEM materials for your classroom? From educational videos to in-person workshops and presentations, our K-12 Community Outreach program educates around 10k students each year, and continues to grow.
Resources for Students
Interested in a high-paying career or degree in an exciting field with limitless career opportunities? Then mining and mineral resources might be the place for you!
The University of Arizona offers numerous degree paths into the booming field of mineral resource extraction, including mining engineering, economic geology, and the earth sciences.
Resources for Rock Hounds
The beautiful, mineral-rich state of Arizona has many "hidden gems" to explore, for those with curious minds and a sense of wander-lust.
Explore Arizona's abundant mineral resources, their economic and social impacts, and fun, free ways to enjoy Arizona's unique landscape. Your journey of discover awaits!
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES
Resources for Job Seekers
Watch our "Ask a Pro!" video series to learn what mining & mineral resource jobs are really like, explore a map of where UA alumni are working around the world, and view exciting, high-paying jobs you can apply for today.
Resources for Hiring Managers
Are you a recruiter looking to hire a UArizona student or recent graduate? We can help! Start by exploring our recruiting tips (hint: it's about engagement) and find your next wave of mining and mineral resources talent.