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Researchers in anthropology and archaeology examine human evolution and behavior. They study the languages, cultures, archeological relics, and physical traits of people from throughout the world.

A professional archivist is responsible for evaluating, processing, cataloging, and archiving long-term records and historical materials. Curators are responsible for the care of an institution's art and historical collections, as well as providing public service. Objects and documents at museums are prepared and restored by museum technicians and conservators.

Scientists in the field of computer and information research are always looking for new ways to employ technology. They research and solve challenging computer science challenges in a variety of sectors, including business, science, and medical.

Economists gather and analyze data, explore trends, and assess economic concerns in order to better understand how resources, products, and services are produced and distributed.

There are school principals in every elementary, middle and high school. They are responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the school. Students can count on them to keep their classrooms organized, their personnel well-managed, and their curriculums well-coordinated.

Postsecondary professors teach a wide range of academic courses to students who have completed high school. They can also do academic research and write and publish scholarly works.

Administrators of postsecondary education are in charge of overseeing all aspects of student life, academics, and faculty research in educational institutions of higher learning. In the admissions, student affairs, or the registrar's office departments they work in, their responsibilities differ greatly.

Guidance counselors work with high school students to help them achieve their academic and social goals, as well as make long-term plans for their future. Professionals in the field of career counseling assist individuals, such as high school students and adults, in honing their employability skills, discovering a career path, or selecting an educational path.

An epidemiologist is a person who studies the spread of illness and damage in the community. Using research, community education, and health policy, they aim to minimize the risk and incidence of unfavorable health consequences.

There are genetic illnesses and birth abnormalities that can be passed down through families and individuals. Genetic counselors analyze risk for these conditions. To other healthcare practitioners or anyone who are worried about the potential of hereditary illnesses, they give information and assistance.

In the course of their daily job, social workers assist people, groups, and families in preventing and dealing with issues of all kinds. Clinicians in the field of clinical social work examine and treat patients with a variety of emotional, behavioral, and mental health issues.

Historiography is the study of the past via the examination of historical texts and sources.

As individuals connect and collaborate, new social groupings, cultures, organizations, and institutions emerge. Sociologists examine these new social formations and behaviors to better understand society and human nature.

Children and adults with communication and swallowing difficulties might benefit from the services of speech-language pathologists (also known as speech therapists). Stroke, brain damage, hearing loss, developmental delay, Parkinson's disease, a cleft palate or autism can all lead to problems with speech, language and swallowing.

Survey researchers conduct surveys and evaluate the data they collect. A survey is a tool for gathering information on something, such as a person's work or pay, or it may be a way to learn about a person's thoughts, feelings, and aspirations.

Planning for the future of a city, a county, or a metropolitan area's physical infrastructure is a primary responsibility of urban and regional planners.