The following are links I have found helpful in advising students at the graduate and undergraduate levels. In general, when working with students, I focus on crafting a trajectory of study that combines research and/or internships that build a portfolio of applicable skills.
Undergraduate Programs that Pay Students and Look Amazing on a Resume
1. Academic Research
Anthropology at the Smithsonian (summer)
Various at Univ of Arizona (summer; pick your field)
Various at Univ. of California (summer; pick your field)
Minority Health at Univ of Arizona (summer)
Leadership Alliance Academic Year and Summer Research programs
Public Policy at Princeton (summer; for juniors only)
Political and Social Research at Univ. of Michigan
2. Internships and other Opportunities
eInternships at the U.S. State Dept.
Internships in the U.N. System
National Parks Service Conservation Corps
AISEC, International Internships
Boren Scholarships for Study Abroad to Critical Regions (i.e. not W Europe, Canada, or Australia,)
Benjamin Gilman International Scholarship for study abroad
Undergraduate Programs that Don't Pay but still Look Amazing on a Resume
Internship at Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
After Graduation
Life After College (a quick guide)
Once the financial bases are covered, time is more important than money
APPLYING TO GRAD SCHOOL.....A How to (pdf)
+ plus, how to email professors +
Alternatives to the Peace Corps (various books at Amazon.com)
English Open Doors (teach English in Chile)
New York City Urban Fellows Program
Princeton in Africa, Asia, Latin America
Train to Teach English in a Foreign Country
For the budget traveler (Disclaimer: I have not tested these programs.)
Join a group in which travelers take turns hosting each other
For Anthro Master's students
1. Before graduation
Smithsonian Institute Internships and Fellowships
SustainUS leadership training in environmental action
2. After graduation
Job resources (compiled by Madelaine Adelman)
Ethnographic Praxis in Industry conference
Environmental Leadership Program
3. Helpful Reading
Don't be paralyzed by the fear some better option is out there - here's how
'Find your passion' is awful advice
Read how to make a good first impression and how to recover from a bad one
How the job search differs at Community Colleges
Working for the Federal Government
How to become an International Consultant
And, for fun, some favorite sites combining design and info: