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2019 DIRECTORY of

INTERNSHIPS and FELLOWSHIPS For NATIVE AMERICANS

The State University of New York

NATIVE AMERICAN WESTERN CONSORTIUM E116 Thompson Hall, The State University of New York at Fredonia

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2019 Directory of Internships & Fellowships for Native Americans

This directory contains cooperative learning opportunities for Native American students and community members, presented in two sections:

Native American specifically for Native Americans or related to Native issues Minority for minorities, generally actively recruit Native participants Please visit our website to view the directory on-line -- along with our Financial Aid Directory for Members of the Six Nations. We also invite you to join our listserv, init-tho, to receive e-mail announcements for scholarships, internships, and fellowships as well as conferences, events, exhibits, workshops, and calls for work. The Native American SUNY: Western Consortium is funded by the State University of New York (SUNY) to provide outreach in western and central New York to students and communities of the Haudenosaunee or Six Nations (Seneca, Cayuga, Tuscarora, Onondoga, Oneida, Mohawk.) Our office is located on the Fredonia campus.

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DIRECTORY OF INTERNSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS FOR NATIVE AMERICANS

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I. NATIVE AMERICAN American Indian Law Center, Inc.

Pre-Law Summer Institute 1 American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES)

Internship Program 2 American Philosophical Society

Phillips Fund Grant for Native American Research 3 American University

Washington Internships for Native Students (WINS) 4 Cornell University Summer College for High School Students

Jerry M. Rivers Scholarships 5 Crow Canyon Archaeological Center

Middle School and High School Archaeology Program 6 High School Field School 6 Research Internship Program 7

Dartmouth College Chavez/Eastman/Marshall Dissertation Fellowships 8 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Native American/Alaska Native (NAAN) Program 9 First Nations Development Institute (FNDI) Internship Program 10 George Washington University Native American Political Leadership Program 11 Harvard Medical School & Brigham & Women’s Hospital

Four Directions Summer Research Program 12 International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management (IIIRM)

Internship Program 13 Iroquois Indian Museum Education Internship 14 Native American Rights Fund (NARF)

School Year Clerkships/Internships 15 Summer Clerkships 16

Newberry Library - D'Arcy McNickle Center for American Indian History Frances C. Allen Fellowship for Women of American Indian Heritage 17 Susan Kelly Power and Helen Hornbeck Tanner Fellowship 18 Northern Arizona University Environmental & Education Outreach Program Summer Student Internship 19 Ongweoweh Corporation Ongweoweh Native American Student Internship Program 20 School for Advanced Research - Indian Arts Research Center

Anne Ray Internships (Paid) 21 Internship-For-Credit Program 22 Native American Artist Fellowship - Eric and Barbara Dobkin 23 Native American Artist Fellowship - Rollin and Mary Ella King 23 Native American Artist Fellowship - Ronald and Susan Dubin 23 Native American Artist Fellowship – SAR Indigenous Writer-in-Residence 23

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I. NATIVE AMERICAN, continued Seneca Gaming Corporation Internship Program 24 Smithsonian Institution

National Museum of the American Indian Internship Program 25

Native American Awards Program Community Scholar Awards 26 Internship Award 27 Visiting Student Award 28

Udall Foundation Native American Congressional Internship 29

University of Arizona American Indian Language Development Institute (AILDI) 30

University of Montana InPsych Summer Program 31 University of North Dakota Indians Into Medicine (INMED)

Med Prep Program 32 Pre-college Summer Institute 33

U.S. Department of Energy Tribal Energy Program – Summer Internship Program 34 II. MINORITY American Bar Foundation Summer Research Fellowships in Law and Social Sciences 35 CBS News Internship Program 36 INROADS, Inc. The INROADS Internship 37 National Institutes of Health: National Cancer Institute Health Communications Internship Program 38 Introduction to Cancer Research Careers Program 39 Smithsonian Institution

Minority Student Internship Program 40 James E. Webb Internship 41

State University of New York (SUNY) Graduate Diversity Fellowship Program 42

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Summer Medical and Dental Education Program 43 III. INDEX BY DEADLINE DATE

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American Indian Law Center, Inc.

PRE-LAW SUMMER INSTITUTE P. O. Box 4456 Albuquerque, NM 87196 phone: 505.277.5462 e-mail: [email protected] url: http://www.ailc-inc.org Mandatory Orientation May 31, 2019, Classes held June 3-July 23, 2019 American Indians or Alaska Natives planning to attend law school in the Fall semester. An intensive two-month program that prepares students for the rigors of law school; four law school courses; research, writing, and analysis. Classes are Monday - Friday; Attendance is mandatory; Outside classes and employment are not permitted. Participants do not receive academic credit but receive valid training for the study of law. There are no tuition charges to qualified participants; A small living allowance is available to students not funded by their tribes; Text books are provided. Application & Supporting Documentation due March 22, 2019 Complete Application Form; Personal Statement; Resume; Proof of Membership in Recognized Tribe; Official Undergraduate Transcript; Copy of LSDAS Law School Report or LSDAS Academic Summary Report and LSAT Score; Proof of Application or Admission to an ABA-accredited law school; Two Letters of Recommendation.

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American Indian Science & Engineering Society (AISES)

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM AISES Internship Program P. O. Box 9828 Albuquerque, NM 87119-9829 phone: 505.765.1052 e-mail: [email protected] url: http://www.aises.org This ten week program will take place from early June through mid-August. Have a cumulative GPA of 3.0; be enrolled and pursuing a degree in a college or university on a full-time basis; be a college/university sophomore, junior, senior or graduate student at the time the internship begins; be a US citizen or permanent resident; be a current AISES member. The AISES Internship Program is a paid 10-week summer program that provides qualified AISES students with applied learning opportunities as well as a chance to explore potential federal service careers. Travel to/from internship site; Weekly Stipend; Dormitory Lodging; Local Transportation Allowance; Learning experience results in development of skills, knowledge and understanding of agency operations. February 1, 2019 Completed and signed Internship Application Form; Essay; Two Letters of Recommendation; Most Recent Official College Transcript; Professional Resume; Proof of US citizenship.



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American Philosophical Society (APS) PHILLIPS FUND GRANT FOR NATIVE AMERICAN RESEARCH Phillips Fund for Native American Research American Philosophical Society 104 South Fifth Street Philadelphia, PA 19106-3387 phone: 215.440.3429 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.amphilsoc.org/grants/phillips Grants are ordinarily given for one year following the date of the award. The committee prefers to support the work of younger scholars who have received the doctorate. Applications are also accepted from graduate students for research on master’s theses or doctoral dissertations. The committee sometimes approves two awards to the same person within a five-year period. Questions about eligibility of the applicant or project can be addressed to [email protected] Phillips Fund supports research in Native American linguistics and ethnohistory (continental U.S., Canada). Must provide APS with copies of materials acquired during the process of grant-funded research (i.e., tapes, transcription, and microfilm). All information and access to the application portal available on website. Average award is about $3,100; grants do not exceed $3,500. Grants intended for extra costs such as travel, tapes, films, consultants’ fees, but not general maintenance, purchase of books, or permanent equipment. March 1, 2019. Application is made through APS online portal, access to which is available at www.amphilsoc.org/grants/phillips; two letters of support. 2019 DIRECTORY OF INTERNSHIPS & FELLOWSHIPS NATIVE AMERICAN SUNY: WESTERN CONSORTIUM

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American University WASHINGTON INTERNSHIPS FOR NATIVE STUDENTS (WINS) WINS American University – Brandywine 4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20016-8083 phone: 202.895.4879 fax: 202.895.4882 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.american.edu/spexs/wins June - July 8 weeks/6 credits 100 students August - December 15 weeks/12 credits 15 students January - May 15 weeks/12 credits 15 students American Indian/Alaska Native/Native Hawaiian; Enrolled in college or university as a sophomore (second semester), junior, senior, or graduate student; In good academic standing. WINS has four components: Academic Course Work, Research, an Internship in a government agency, and Cultural/Social Activities, each interwoven to insure emphasis of traditional Native practices and values. All fees and costs are paid through the internship sponsor and American University. Apply on line or request a packet. Applications will be processed as received. Tuition; Housing; Meal Plan; Course Books; Weekly Stipend; Transportation to/from, and within Washington, DC; Activities and Events. (Summer Semester) Final Deadline: Late March 31 (Fall Semester) Final Deadline: Late July 31 (Spring Semester) Final Deadline: Late November 30

Completed Application Form; Essay; Two Letters of Recommendation – from Nation/Tribal Council/Education Department and Professor/College Administrator; Resume; All Transcripts; Proof of Nation/Tribal Membership or Affiliation 2019 DIRECTORY OF INTERNSHIPS & FELLOWSHIPS NATIVE AMERICAN SUNY: WESTERN CONSORTIUM


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Cornell University Summer College

JERRY M. RIVERS SCHOLARSHIPS Cornell University Summer College B20 Day Hall Ithaca, NY 14853-2801 phone: 607.255.6203 fax: 607.255.6665 email: [email protected] url: www.summercollege.cornell.edu/ Six-week program. High school students who have completed 10th, 11th or 12th grade; awards based on demonstrated financial need, academic achievement, and available funding. Scholarship to honor Jerry M. Rivers, of Cherokee heritage, who was a faculty member in the NYS College of Human Ecology for 22 years; She was instrumental in the development of Cornell’s American Indian Program. College experience; college course work; three- and six-week programs; earn average of 6 college credits; field trips and site visits; admissions workshops; career exploration; discussions; and lectures. April 1st for financial aid for most programs. See your guidance counselor or contact Summer College at the contact information above.



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Crow Canyon Archaeological Center

MIDDLE SCHOOL & HIGH SCHOOL ARCHAEOLOGY PROGRAMS

HIGH SCHOOL & COLLEGE FIELD SCHOOLS Crow Canyon Archaeological Center 23390 Road K Cortez, Colorado 81321 phone: 970.565.8975 ext 146 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.crowcanyon.org/summercamps www.crowcanyon.org/fieldschool Archaeology Program Native Student Scholarships

Middle School: 6/16-6/22 (1 Scholarship) High School: 7/14-7/20 (1 Scholarship) High School Field School: 6/23-7/13 (1 Scholarship) College Field School: 5/19-6/22 None at this time

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High School-attending grades 9 thru 12; 14 yrs by 7/14. High School Field School-attending grades 10 through 12; 15 yrs by 6/23 College Field School-attending freshmen through senior+; 18+ yrs by 5/19

Each program (middle school, high school) offers scholarships to local (Four Corners area) students and any Native students from anywhere in the US. Crow Canyon Archaeological Center’s mission is to advance knowledge of the human experience through archaeological research, education programs, and collaboration with American Indians. Reservations may be completed on website. Residential camp with special focus on archaeology; dorm-type setting; active, stimulating learning experiences under guidance of professional educators and archaeologists; experienced counselors supervise students during evening hours. Until Filled for Middle School Archaeology Camp Until Filled for High School Field School Until Filled for High School Archaeology Camp Until Filled for College Field School Complete Application and Questionnaire; Medical Form; Essay; Teacher Recommendation, School Transcript.



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Crow Canyon Archaeological Center

RESEARCH INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Crow Canyon Archaeological Center Attn: Human Resources 23390 Road K Cortez, Colorado 81321 phone: 970.565.8975 fax: 970.564.4389 800.422.8975 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.crowcanyon.org/about/research_internships.asp Research: Field and Laboratory; Please refer to the website for dates and additional opportunities.

Advanced undergraduate or graduate course work in archaeology, anthropology, museum studies, or related fields and minimum of four weeks archaeological field and/or laboratory experience

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center’s mission is to initiate and conduct archaeological research and public education programs in partnership with Native Americans and institutions with common interests. Offers internships in Field Archaeology, Laboratory Archaeology, Environmental Archaeology. Listed in Princeton Review’s Top 100 Internships. Application available on website, may be faxed Interns are paid $9 per hour. A travel allowance (up to $350) is available to help defray travel expenses. You may choose to live on campus for a weekly charge of $85 for housing and meals.

Interns work a five-day week, Monday through Friday. Interns are not eligible for the Crow Canyon benefits package.

Interns are advised to arrange for their personal transportation while on campus as Crow Canyon does not provide vehicles for personal use.

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Dartmouth College

CHAVEZ/EASTMAN/MARSHALL DISSERTATION FELLOWSHIPS Office of Graduate Studies Dartmouth College 6062 Wentworth, Room 304 Hanover, NH 03755-3526 phone: 603.646.2106 url: http://graduate.dartmouth.edu/funding/fellowships/cem.html Fellowship supports a one-year residency at Dartmouth College. Scholars are expected to complete the dissertation during the fellowship and must have completed all other Ph.D. requirements. U.S. Citizens planning careers in college or university teaching; taking the Ph.D. in any area or discipline taught in the undergraduate Arts and Sciences curriculum at Dartmouth. Students who were born in Canada and eligible for the Title IV Federal Student Aid under the jurisdiction of the Jay Treaty Of 1794, subsequent treaties and U.U. Immigration Law are also encouraged to apply. Supports graduate scholars for a year-long residency at Dartmouth and provides an opportunity for scholars who plan a career in higher education to finish their dissertations. In addition, Fellows will participate in classroom activities with scholars who are dedicated to undergraduate teaching. . $36,000 stipend: office space; library privileges, and a $2,500 research assistance fund. February 1st. Visit http://graduate.dartmouth.edu/funding/fellowships/cem.html for more information on the application process.



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Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

NATIVE AMERICAN/ALASKA NATIVE (NAAN) PROGRAM Mai Nguyen, Internship Program Manager Federal Aviation Administration/AHP-200 800 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, DC 20591 phone: 202.267.7666 fax: 202.267.9508 e-mail: [email protected] Summer June - August 10 weeks Fall September - December 15 weeks Spring January - May 15 weeks Native American/Alaska Native undergraduate and graduate students majoring in business, engineering, finance, math, computer science, and other technical areas. However, highly qualified candidates with other majors will be considered. The FAA is a technical organization responsible for every aspect of the aviation industry thus, they seek students majoring in Engineering (aerospace, computer, civil, electronic, electrical, mechanical, structural, etc.), Law, Math, Business, Finance, Computer Science, Math, and other science related areas. Placements primarily in the Washington, DC, Atlantic City, New Jersey areas. Prefer inquiries via e-mail. Stipend; Travel to/from Placement Site; Assistance with Housing, Incidental Expenses. February 28 Summer July 1 Fall November 1 Spring Resume and Unofficial Transcript may be submitted to Mai Nguyen via e-mail to above address.



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First Nations Development Institute (FNDI)

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM First Nations Development Institute Internship Program Attn: Sarah Dewees 2217 Princess Anne Street Suite 111-1 Fredericksburg, VA 22401 phone: 540.371.5615 fax: 1.888.778.2775 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.firstnations.org Summer; Fall or Spring Semester; Scheduled hours and workdays negotiable with supervisor. Full time Undergraduate (Junior/Senior) or graduate student; Interest in policy research and issues affecting Indigenous peoples; Excellent writing and communication skills; Strong computer skills; Minimum 3.0 GPA. FNDI is a Native economic development organization whose mission is to assist Native communities in building the capacity to direct their economic future. See website for research areas and current projects; Internship is unpaid. Academic Credit is optional. Health insurance coverage is required. Must submit a comprehensive assessment of internship experience upon completion; Opportunity for involvement in community economic development, agriculture and food, banking and finance; Hands-on research that makes a difference; Perform complex research and writing tasks. Open. Cover Letter including specific criteria (see website); Resume; Current Transcript; Contact Info for College/University and Faculty (if credit bearing); Emergency Contact Information; Two References; Writing Sample.



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The George Washington University

NATIVE AMERICAN POLITICAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM Semester in Washington Politics 1922 F Street, NW Old Main, Suite 401 Washington, DC 20052 phone: 202.994.3284 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.naplp.gwu.edu Spring and Summer Semester Native American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian undergraduate and graduate students. Hands-on internship experience and coursework. NAPLP seeks to attract bright, energetic Native American college students to Washington’s most respected political leadership program. Funded by the AT&T Foundation. Apply on website. Full academic scholarship program which covers tuition, housing, transportation, books, and a stipend. Students are immersed in the Washington, DC political process through participation in various events involving influential Native American professionals. March 1, 2019 for Summer 2019 November 15, 2019 for Spring 2020 Complete Online NAPLP Application; Faculty Academic Recommendation; All Academic Transcripts; Current Resume; Indication of Tribal Enrollment.



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Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital

FOUR DIRECTIONS SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAM Brigham and Women’s Hospital Four Directions Summer Research Program c/o Office for Multicultural Faculty Careers Attn: Bry Berry 1620 Tremont Street, 3.014 Boston, MA 02120 phone: 617.525.8356 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.fdsrp.partners.org June- 2019 – August- 2019 Undergraduate/graduate Native American students interested in medicine or biomedical research. Selection criteria will focus on student’s motivation, maturity, and willingness to succeed beyond usual expectations. Must have completed freshman year or college by program start date. An opportunity to conduct basic science research with Harvard faculty and to network with peers, colleagues. No previous research experience required though introductory biology is recommended. Applicants from rural colleges, community colleges, and adult learners encouraged to apply. Application on website. Airfare; Transportation; Lodging; Stipend to cover food and incidentals. No fees. February 1, 2019 Complete Application, includes written responses to questions; Minimum of two (2) letters of recommendation to ensure that qualifications are well described - one to address relationship to Native community and one to address academic performance. All documents must be received by February 1, 2019.



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International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Internship Coordinator 444 S. Emerson St. Denver, CO 80209 phone: 303.733.0481 fax: 303.744.9808 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.iiirm.org/intern/internship.htm Negotiated with Institute; Internships range from 2-3 months up to one year. Undergraduate and graduate students are eligible. Indigenous students, other minorities and women are encouraged to apply. The Institute is a non-profit law and policy research institute. It assists Indian tribes and other indigenous peoples in the sustainable utilization, management, development and conservation of their natural resources and protection of their environment, and related human resource development issues. Currently, our work focuses on energy, climate, and the military’s impact on indigenous societies. All internships are unpaid. On-going. Please send a cover letter, three references, two writing samples, and a transcript to [email protected] or [email protected].



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Iroquois Indian Museum

EDUCATION INTERNSHIP Iroquois Indian Museum 324 Caverns Road Howes Cave, NY 12092 phone: 518.296.8949 fax: 518.296.8955 url: www.iroquoismuseum.org On-going. Of Iroquoian descent This internship position provides support to the museum’s Iroquois Educator by working with school groups; storytelling; arts and crafts; group tours of Museum, Nature Trails, and more. Working with a small staff in a nurturing and educational atmosphere where all aspects of running a museum will be taught. The Museum building is designed in the shape and spirit of the Longhouse and houses one of the largest collections of contemporary Iroquois art. Open. Cover letter; Resume; Three Letters of Recommendation.



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Native American Rights Fund (NARF)

SCHOOL YEAR CLERKSHIPS/INTERNSHIPS Clerkship Program Attn: Matt Campbell Native American Rights Fund 1506 Broadway Boulder, CO 80302 phone: 303.447.8760 fax: 303.443.7776 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.narf.org/contact/clerk.htm One semester. Open to students in their third year of law school. Student may work either for financial compensation or school credit. Paid positions are part time (20 hrs/wk) for students at school located near one of NARF’s three offices. School credit positions are either full or part time and are open to students nationwide whose law schools offer educational credit for work programs. Each NARF office selects its own clerks. Work Experience, Credit, and/or Pay. September 1st

Cover Letter Addressed to Matt Campbell (please specify the

NARF office in which you would prefer to work, )Resume,

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Native American Rights Fund (NARF)

SUMMER CLERKSHIPS Clerkship Program Attn: Matt Campbell Native American Rights Fund 1506 Broadway Boulder, CO 80302 phone: 303.447.8760 fax: 303.443.7776 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.narf.org/contact/clerk.htm 10 - 12 week program. Open to students who have completed their second year of law school. Ideal applicants will have previous employment experience and/or coursework involving Native American Law. Clerks are expected to work at least 40 hours/week during this period and the salary is $20.00 per hour. Clerks are encouraged to seek additional financial support through their law school’s public interest programs or through other public interest scholarships. Each NARF office selects its own clerks. Work Experience, and Pay. September 1st

Cover Letter Addressed to Matt Campbell (please specify the

NARF office in which you would prefer to work, )Resume,

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Newberry Library

FRANCES C. ALLEN FELLOWSHIP FOR WOMEN

OF AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE Research and Academic Programs 60 West Walton St. Chicago, IL 60610-3380 phone: 312.255.3666 e-mail: [email protected] url: http://www.newberry.org/short-term-fellowships 1 month – 1 year. For women of American Indian heritage. While candidates for this award may be working in any graduate or pre-professional field, the particular goal of the Allen Fellowship is to encourage American Indian women in a field related to the Newberry’s collection. Allen Fellows are expected to spend a significant part of their tenure in residence at the Newberry Library. Stipend is up to $2,500/month; supplemental funding may be available on a case-by-case basis. November 1st Applications are submitted through the website; letters-of-reference must be sent electronically. Please note: applicants for the Allen Fellowship must fill out a supplementary form in addition to the Information website. For further details: http://www.newberry.org/fellowships .



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Newberry Library

SUSAN KELLY POWER AND HELEN HORNBECK TANNER

FELLOWSHIP (SHORT-TERM) Research and Academic Programs 60 West Walton St. Chicago, IL 60610-3380 phone: 312.255.3666 e-mail: [email protected] url: http://www.newberry.org/short-term-fellowships Supports one or two months of residential research. PhD candidates and postdoctoral scholars of American Indian heritage. Applicants for this fellowship need not be from outside the Chicago area. Supports residential research in the humanities, using the collections of the Newberry Library. $2,500 monthly stipend. December 1st Applications are submitted through the website; letters-of-reference must be sent electronically. Please note: applicants for the Allen Fellowship must fill out a supplementary form in addition to the Information website. For further details: http://www.newberry.org/fellowships



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Northern Arizona University, Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals & Environmental Education Outreach Program

SUMMER STUDENT INTERNSHIP (SSI) Mansel A. Nelson phone: 928.523.1275 e-mail: [email protected] url: http://www4.nau.edu/eeop/internships/index.asp Summer, 10 weeks. Full Time Undergraduate (12 hrs) or Graduate student (9 hrs); Satisfactory Academic Standing; Major in Environmental or related field, i.e. engineering, science, management, planning, policy, law, health, anthropology, etc; Proficient Verbal and Written Communication Skills; Interest in Working with Native American Tribes or Topics. Provides an opportunity to gain hands-on skills with EPA or other government/tribal environmental offices working on Air Quality issues or emphasis areas such as community education, environmental health, information collection, data analysis, environmental justice, and youth environmental education. Application available on website the Fall prior to internship. Acquire ready-to-use skills; Gain experience while contributing to a project; Earn $4,000. February 2, 2019 Completed on-line Application; Resume with Three Reference Letters; A Letter Describing Your Interests; Unofficial Transcripts.



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Ongweoweh Corp

ONGWEOWEH NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENT INTERNSHIP

PROGRAM E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 607.266.7070 Fax: 607.266.7085 767 Warren Road Ithaca, NY 14850 www.ongweoweh.com Session Start Date Fall (12 weeks) First full week of September Spring (12 weeks) First full week of February Summer (10 weeks) First full week of June Current Native American students and recent graduates are eligible. GPA requirement. Applicants must have residency in New York State or a Haudenosaunee territory, or be enrolled in a college or university within NYS. See application for more eligibility information. The program offers participants an educational opportunity to gain valuable experience in a professional setting. Interns will gain knowledge about customer service, account management, product management, product tracking, package design and analysis, logistical organization and other valuable supply chain management skills to apply to the field of business.

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School for Advanced Research - Indian Arts Research Center

ANNE RAY INTERNSHIPS (PAID) ATTN: Internship-For-Credit Program School for Advanced Research, Indian Arts Research Center Post Office Box 2188 Santa Fe, NM 87504-2188 phone: 505.954.7205 email: [email protected] url: http://internships.sarweb.org September 1 – May 31 The School for Advanced Research, Indian Arts Research Center (IARC) offers two nine-month internships to individuals who are recent university graduates, current graduate students, or junior museum professionals interested in furthering their professional museum experience and enhancing their intellectual capacity for contributing to the expanding field and discourse of the museum. One position is open to a Native American Individual, while the second position is available to both Native and non-Native applicants. The interns will devote their time to working on IARC programs, directed research and writing activities, and collections management and registration. In addition to daily duties, specific requirements including presenting a research paper at the SAR Colloquium Series; attending a national conference; assisting in the coordination and facilitation of one IARC seminar or symposium; providing tours of the IARC collection; and working on outreach initiatives to Native communities. If selected, the intern must agree to participate in interviews, photo sessions, video recordings, and an exit interview to document the intern’s experience. Valuable, practical experience; personal and professional development. March 1 Complete Application; Cover Letter; Official Transcript; Resume; Current Writing Sample; Letter of Recommendation.



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School for Advanced Research - Indian Arts Research Center

INTERNSHIP-FOR-CREDIT PROGRAM ATTN: Internship-For-Credit Program School for Advanced Research, Indian Arts Research Center Post Office Box 2188 Santa Fe, NM 87504-2188 phone: 505.954.7205 email: [email protected] url: http://internships.sarweb.org Negotiable; Generally on a semester basis or during summer for a 3-4 month term. General interest in Native American art, culture, and/or museum studies. Internships are available for high school, undergraduate, and

graduate students interested in anthropology, art history,

history, museum studies, or a related field. Internships last a

minimum of one semester (20 weeks) and are appropriately

designed to suit the education and maturity level of the

student. Internships are geared toward practical experience

and maximizing job market viability in the museum field.

The IARC encourages interns to work with the IARC

collections on individual projects based on their academic or

professional interests. Depending on interest, interns may

work on projects relating to collections handling and

cataloguing, community outreach/programs development, or

academic research. While these internships are unpaid, the

IARC can work with the student’s school or university

department to establish academic credit.

Rolling Complete Application; Resume; list of references



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School for Advanced Research- Indian Arts Research Center

NATIVE AMERICAN ARTIST FELLOWSHIP

ERIC & BARBARA DOBKIN

ROLLIN & MARY ELLA KING

RONALD & SUSAN DUBIN

ATTN: Native Artist Fellowships School for Advanced Research Post Office Box 2188 Santa Fe, NM 87504-2188 phone: 505.954.7205 email: [email protected] url: http://artists.sarweb.org

March 1st – May 31st: Eric & Barbara Dobkin September 1st – December 1st: Rollin & Mary Ella King June 15th – August 15th: Ronald & Susan Dubin Established for an artist who wishes to cultivate new knowledge and skills, to improve existing abilities, and excel in creative expression. The Dobkin fellowship is for Native women artists, the King fellowship is intended for artists from the southwest. All other fellowships are open generally to Native artists. The Indian Arts Research Center at the School for Advanced Research offers three artist-in-residence fellowships to support artists in realizing artistic goals in growth, enhancement, excellence, and achievement. During the residency, artists engage in special projects that push their personal artistic boundaries. Financial support; residence and studio for the duration of the fellowship; public reception and showing of work. January 1 for all fellowships Complete application packet, including details about work, background training, artist statement, and a well-developed proposal for a project to complete during the fellowship.



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Seneca Gaming Corporation (SGC)

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Training Manager 310 Fourth Street Niagara Falls, NY 14303 e: [email protected] url: http://www.senecagamingcorporation.com/careers.cfm Internships are offered year round with a minimum length of six weeks and a maximum of three months Must be a full time student enrolled as a junior or senior in a college or university undergraduate program, a full time student in a graduate program, or a full time student enrolled in a post-high school technical program related to the gaming industry; have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher; have prior experience and/or related coursework; possess strong interpersonal skills; must obtain the appropriate license from the Seneca Gaming Corporation (SGA), which includes a drug test, fingerprinting, completion of a license application and a background check. Internships offered in Finance, Food & Beverage, Human Resources, Marketing, Info Technology, Resort and Slot Operations. All interns are paid during their scheduled shifts and receive a free meal in the employee dining room. Interns may also park for free in the employee parking lot and may participate in the discount programs and employee events. Open – at least three months before you would like to start your internship Cover Letter; Resume; College, University, or Technical School Transcripts.



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Smithsonian Institution National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI)

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM NMAI Cultural Resource Center 4220 Silver Hill Road Suitland, MD 20746-2863 phone: 202.633.6645 fax: 202.633.6899 e-mail: [email protected] url: http://nmai.si.edu/connect/internships Winter/Spring Term; Summer Term; Fall Term. Approximately 25% of applicants are accepted for internships; internships range from six to ten weeks. Undergraduate or Graduate Student; Currently enrolled in a University program; Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or equivalent. Provides educational opportunities for students interested in the museum profession and related fields. Interns complete projects using the resources of the National Museum of the American Indian and other Smithsonian offices. Internships are an opportunity for students to learn about the museum’s collections, exhibitions, programs, and methodologies, and to meet professionals in the museum field. A limited number of stipends target American Indian, Hawaiian, Alaska Natives; Stipends assist but are not sufficient to cover all expenses. February 6th Summer Program July 12th Fall Program November 20th Winter/Spring Program Applications must be submitted electronically. View website for more information.



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Smithsonian Institution

NATIVE AMERICAN AWARDS PROGRAM

- COMMUNITY SCHOLAR AWARD Office of Fellowships and Internships Smithsonian Institution 470 L’Enfant Plaza, SW, Suite 7102 MRC 902, P.O. Box 37012 Washington, DC 20013-7012 phone: 202.633.7070 fax: 202.633.7069 email: [email protected] url: www.si.edu/ofi Summer, Fall, Winter/Spring Programs. Native American students/scholars affiliated with a Native American community or tribe Community Scholar Awards are available for individuals to pursue independently designed research projects in association with Smithsonian Staff. Application available on website at http://www.smithsonianofi.com/fellowship-opportunities/native-american-community-scholars-awards/ $175 per day for up to 21 days; Travel Allowance; Small Research Allowance. February 1 for Summer Program (to begin after June 1) February 1 for Fall Program (to begin after Oct 1) October 1 for Winter/Spring (to begin after Jan 1) Application Form; Statement Describing Proposed Research Project; Resume; Recommendation Letters. Can apply on-line at http://www.smithsonianofi.com/fellowship-opportunities/native-american-community-scholars-awards/



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- INTERNSHIP AWARD Office of Fellowships and Internships Smithsonian Institution 470 L’Enfant Plaza, SW, Suite 7102 MRC 902, P.O. Box 37012 Washington, DC 20013-7012 phone: 202.633.7070 fax: 202.633.7069 email: [email protected] url: www.si.edu/ofi Summer, Fall, Winter/Spring Programs. Native students/scholars affiliated with a Native American community or tribe; Currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program. Interns pursue directed-research projects, visit the Institution, and utilize its Native American-related resources, with supervision by Smithsonian staff members. $600 per week for 10 weeks periods, Travel Allowance. February 1 for Summer (to begin after June 1) February 1 for Fall (to begin after Oct 1) October 1 for Winter/Spring (to begin after Jan 1) Application Form; Essay; Transcripts; Resume Recommendations. (Apply on-line http://www.smithsonianofi.com/internship-opportunities/native-american-internship-awards/



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- VISITING STUDENT AWARD Office of Fellowships and Internships Smithsonian Institution 470 L’Enfant Plaza, SW, Suite 7102 MRC 902, P.O. Box 37012 Washington, DC 20013-7012 phone: 202.633.7070 fax: 202.633.7069 email: [email protected] url: http://www.si.edu/ofi Summer, Fall, Winter/Spring Programs. Visiting Student Awards are for currently enrolled advanced graduate students. Visiting Students pursue independently designed research projects in association with Smithsonian staff. The Native American Awards Program supports Native students and scholars affiliated with a Native American community or tribe to visit the Institution to use its Native American-related resources in association with or under the supervision of Smithsonian research staff. Application available on website. $175/day for up to 21 days; or $600 per week for 3 - 10 weeks; Travel Allowance; Small Research Allowance. February 1 for Summer Program (to begin after June 1) February 1 for Fall Program (to begin after Oct 1) October 1 for Winter/Spring (to begin after Jan 1) Application Form; Statement Describing Proposed Research Project; Resume; Transcripts; Recommendation Letters. (Apply on-line http://www.smithsonianofi.com/fellowship-opportunities/native-american-visiting-student-awards/



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Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall Foundation

NATIVE AMERICAN CONGRESSIONAL INTERNSHIP The Udall Foundation Internship Program Jane Curlin 130 South Scott Avenue Tucson, AZ 85701 phone: 520.901.8565 fax: 520.901.8570 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.udall.gov 12 candidates selected. Summer, 10 weeks. Enrolled members of federally-recognized and state-recognized tribes; college/university Junior or Senior, Graduate or Law student, or Student graduating from a Tribal College; Minimum 3.0 GPA; Interest in tribal government and policy; self-motivated; commitment to learning about federal government. An intensive internship in Washington, D.C., where Interns will work full-time in a congressional or agency office to gain firsthand knowledge of the government processes; practical experiences in the legislative process, congressional matters, and governmental proceedings. Application available on website. $1,200 stipend upon completion of internship; Airfare to and from Washington, D.C.; lodging; daily allowance for meals, transportation, and incidentals. January 3, 2019-Postmarked by. Completed Internship Application Form; Six Short Answers and an 800 word Essay; College Transcripts; Professional Resume; and Three Independent Evaluations with Recommendation Letters.



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The University of Arizona

AMERICAN INDIAN LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (AILDI) AILDI University of Arizona 1430 E. Second Street PO Box 210069 Tucson, AZ 85721-0069 phone: 520.621.1068 fax: 520.621.8174 e-mail: [email protected] url: aildi.arizona.edu June 2019 AILDI brings together linguists, tribal elders, bilingual/ESL specialists, teachers, aides, and school administrators; Participants enroll in six graduate or undergraduate credit hours. Early registration is encouraged for the 31st Annual AILDI: Expenses include Tuition for 6 credit hours (Undergraduate Level and Graduate Level), Books/Supplies, and Housing (tbd.) Financial assistance is available on a first come, first serve basis. All courses lead to regular degree programs and endorsements. Application form coming soon. Check website often, deadline is usually in March. Complete application process can be downloaded and accessed from website.




University of Montana INDIANS INTO PSYCHOLOGY (INPSYCH) - SUMMER PROGRAM Gyda Swaney, Ph.D., Director Indians Into Psychology Program Department of Psychology, The University of Montana 32 Campus Drive, #1584 Missoula, MT 59812-1584 phone: 406.243.5630 fax: 406.243.6366 e-mail: [email protected] url: http://psychweb.psy.umt.edu/inpsychwww/ Ten students; First two weeks of June. Enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe; Undergraduate student with preference for Junior or Senior level, although open to accepting all deserving students; Genuine interest in making application to a graduate school in Clinical Psychology. Program focus is to prepare American Indian students for graduate study. Research topics related to American Indian psychology. Activities include: developing a personal statement, curriculum vitae, GRE prep, letters of recommendation, speakers, and more. Application available on website. Room and Board; Travel; Stipend. TBA-Check Website Complete Application; Personal Statement; Two (2) Letters of Recommendation; Official Transcript; Certificate of Tribal Enrollment.



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University of North Dakota (UND) Quentin N. Burdick Indian Health Programs

INDIANS INTO MEDICINE (INMED) MED PREP PROGRAM INMED Program UNDSMHS Room 2101 501 North Columbia Road, Stop 9037 Grand Forks, ND 58202-9037 phone: 701.777.3037 fax: 701.777.3277 e mail: [email protected] url: www.med.und.edu/indians-into-medicine 6 week Summer Session. American Indian college upperclassmen, transfer students, and graduates who are preparing for medical school coursework. A three-tiered program designed to ease the transition process and provide academic readiness for students at various levels. This includes students transferring from tribal/community colleges as well as advanced pre-medical students preparing to take the MCAT and incoming first-year medical students. Includes shadowing opportunities and tours to Indian Health Service sites. Strengthen academic foundations in a non-threatening environment; develop support network. After January 1 & no later than March 31 Complete Application Form; Autobiographical Statement; Tribal Enrollment Certificate; Official Academic Transcript; Letters of Recommendation.



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University of North Dakota (UND) Quentin N. Burdick Indian Health Programs

INDIANS INTO MEDICINE (INMED)

PRE-COLLEGE SUMMER INSTITUTE INMED Program UNDSMHS Room 2101 501 North Columbia Rd. STOP 9037 Grand Forks, ND 58202-9037 phone: 701.777.3037 or 701.777.3279 fax: 701.777.3277 e mail: [email protected] url: www.med.und.edu/indians-into-medicine 6 week summer session. American Indian; Junior High and Senior High/Bridge Student. Designed to help students develop strong academic foundations and understand key concepts vital to success in college health science courses; Tours of Indian health facilities; Laboratory sessions. Group and Individualized instruction in math, physics, chemistry, biology, communications, study skills; Overview of health careers. Residential - college campus experience; Academic Enrichment, Personal, Career Development. After January 1 & no later than March 31 Complete Application Form; Autobiographical Statement; Tribal Enrollment Certificate; Official Academic Transcript; Letters of Recommendation.



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U.S. Department of Energy & Sandia National Labs Sandra K. Begay-Campbell Sandia National Laboratories PO Box 5800, MS-0734 Albuquerque, NM 87185-0731 phone: 505.844.5418 Contact [email protected] for more information. 12 weeks. Current technical college upper-classmen and graduate students, who are familiar with Native American culture and tribal issues, are needed to support the Tribal Energy Program. Must be a US citizen and Sandia gives a preference to Native Americans as defined as a member of a Federally recognized tribe, Alaska village or Alaska corporation. Must pass pre-employment security check. The Tribal Energy Program promotes tribal energy sufficiency, economic development and employment on tribal lands through the use of renewable energy and energy efficiency technology. Salary commensurate with number of hours completed by the end of the Fall semester in an appropriate technical major. Sandia will pay relocation expenses (mileage and per diem or round-trip airfare) for a school site more than 50 miles from Albuquerque, NM Applications are due March 1, 2019; applicants are encouraged to apply well in advance of the deadline.

Eligible applicants can apply online through the Sandia National

Laboratories website at http://www.sandia.gov/careers/index. html.

Click on “View All Jobs” and search keyword “tribal energy.” Applicants must submit one electronic PDF, including:

Resume/CV Unofficial college transcripts Completed essays.


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American Bar Foundation (ABF)

SUMMER RESEARCH DIVERSITY FELLOWSHIPS IN LAW AND

SOCIAL SCIENCES FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS 750 N. Lake Shore Drive, 4th Floor Chicago, IL 60611

phone: 312.988.6515 Fax: (312) 988-6611 e-mail: [email protected] url: http://www.americanbarfoundation.org/research/Fellowshipopportunities/SummerResearchDiversityFellowshipsinLawandSocialScience.html Four summer research fellowships awarded annually. Summer; 8 weeks; 35 hrs/week. American citizens and lawful permanent residents, including Native Americans. Must be of sophomore or junior status at application time. ABF is an independent nonprofit research institute dedicated to the study of law, legal institutions, and legal processes; it conducts empirically based research on a broad range of civil and criminal justice issues. Students will assist a Research Professor/Mentor in research project and also take part in field visits to various legal institutions. $3,600 Stipend; Seminars and Field Visits. February 1, 2019 Complete Application; Essay; Official Transcript; Letter of Recommendation


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CBS News

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NY BUREAU: [email protected]

CBS News 524 W. 57th St. New York, NY 10019 phone: 212.975.2114 fax: 212.975.6699 e-mail: [email protected] Spring, Summer and Fall programs available in New York and Washington, D.C. Participants must have good computer skills, excellent written and oral communication abilities and knowledge of current events. A 3.0 GPA or above is recommended. Students must also be able to meet the minimum of time commitment. Spring and fall semesters require a minimum of 2 full weekdays; summer session is full time. The program gives students an opportunity to assist and observe experienced journalism professionals at the network news division.

Unpaid work experience; College credit. First come, first served

Fall | Semester deadline: June 30

Spring | Semester deadline: October 31

Summer | Semester deadline: February 28 Application; Resume; College Transcript; Letter from College confirming receipt of course credit for the internship.


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INROADS, Inc.

THE INROADS INTERNSHIP phone: 314.241.7488 fax: 314.241.9325 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.INROADS.org Open Student must have a career interest in Business, Engineering, Computers and Information Sciences, Retail Store Management, Sales, Health or Marketing; College student attending an accredited college or university; Cumulative GPA of 2.8 for college students. If you are a high school senior applying or already admitted to an accredited college or university, you must have a 3.0 cumulative GPA. All students must be a US citizen or be a permanent resident. INROADS seeks high performing minority students for internship opportunities with some of the nation’s largest companies. Our rigorous career development training process will challenge you to commit to excellence and raise the bar on your personal expectations. A paid multi-year internship with a top company; Customized skills development training to prepare you to contribute from day one; Unparalleled networking opportunities with career-minded peers, corporate executives and INROADS alumni; gratifying community involvement; Year-round professional and personal coaching and guidance from your INROADS advisor; A corporate mentor who takes a personal interest in you; Access to scholarship opportunities; Free tutoring; Great potential for a full-time career after graduation. April 1 INROADS Internship Application (found online); Professional Resume; Candidate Questionnaire; Official Transcripts.


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National Institutes of Health: National Cancer Institute

HEALTH COMMUNICATIONS INTERNSHIP PROGRAM phone: 301.480-5033 fax: 301-480-3462 e-mail: [email protected] There is one internship a year, beginning in July. Six month and one year internships are offered. Currently a US Citizen or Permanent resident; currently enrolled in a graduate program or a recent graduate (up to one year); minimum undergraduate GPA of 2.75 for applicants who have not yet received a Master’s degree; some science background; and experience or education in one of the following areas: public health, epidemiology, public relations, health education, communication, science writing, statistics, social marketing, and/or journalism. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) in Bethesda, Maryland, the largest of the 27 institutes and centers comprising the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is the Federal Government's principal agency for cancer research and training. The NCI offers paid six-month and one-year internships in the areas of health communications and science writing to highly qualified students who are completing their Master’s or Doctorate degrees. These internships provide an opportunity to be a part of vital health and science communications projects. HCIP interns are paid a monthly training stipend through a Cancer Research Training Award (CRTA). Interns are also eligible to receive health insurance at no cost through the Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences (FAES). Other benefits include paid government holidays, flexible work schedules, and transportation subsidies. First Tuesday in March for Spring Term First Tuesday in September for Fall Term Applications must be submitted electronically. Please go to the HCIP website: http://hcip.nci.nih.gov


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National Institutes of Health: National Cancer Institute

INTRODUCTION TO CANCER RESEARCH CAREERS PROGRAM phone: 301.435.8524 fax: 301.402.3509 e-mail: [email protected] NCI will sponsor a two-day visit for ICRC participants to the NIH campus. During this time, the participants will have the opportunity to tour the facilities of the NCI and the NIH, listen to and network with research fellows, and potentially interview for an internship with NCI Investigators. Typically internships last about 10 weeks, and individual internship start- and end-dates are mutually agreed upon between intern and investigator. One-year post-baccalaureate internships are also available. Housing will be provided from late-May through late August only.

Must be from an underrepresented population or have a financially disadvantaged background, or have a disability; undergraduate, post-baccalaureate (up to two years), or graduate student; US citizen or permanent resident; minimum GPA of 3.2; good academic standing; at least 18 years of age; demonstrated research experience; able to participate in the February visit; and

available for a full-time summer internship or one-year post-

baccalaureate internship.

The National Cancer Institute (NCI) in Bethesda, Maryland, the largest component of the 27 institutes and centers in the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is the Federal Government's principal agency for cancer research and training. If a student is hired by an NCI investigator as an ICRC intern, he/she will work under their direction and in concert with other researchers, fellows, and technicians. Interns will have the option to attend seminars on topics related to basic, clinical, biomedical and behavioral research, human health, healthy lifestyles, and health disparities.

Travel expenses and summer housing; monthly stipend depends on education level.

November 16 Applications due

November 21 Reference letters due

late December/early January Participants notified

February 12-14 ICRC Visit

Applications must be submitted electronically. Please go to the ICRC website: http://icrc.nci.nih.gov


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MINORITY STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Office of Fellowships and Internships Smithsonian Institution 470 L’Enfant Plaza, SW, Suite 7102 MRS 902, P. O. Box 37012 Washington, DC 20013-7012 phone: 202.633.7070 fax: 202.633.7069 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.si.edu/ofi Full time (40 hrs/week), ten-week appointments during the Summer, Fall, or Spring. Applicants should be currently engaged in undergraduate or graduate study; Overall GPA of 3.0 generally expected. Note: Graduate students interested in pursuing independent research should apply for the Visiting Student Award or the 10-week Graduate Student Fellowship or the Predoctoral Fellowship Program. Stipend of $600/week with additional travel allowances offered in some cases. February 1 Summer (starting June 1) February 1 Fall (starting October 1) October 1 Spring (starting February 1) Complete Application Form with Required Essay; Resume; Transcripts; Two Letters of Recommendations. (Application on-line - http://www.smithsonianofi.com/minority-internship-program/


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JAMES E. WEBB INTERNSHIP FOR MINORITY GRADUATE

STUDENTS IN BUSINESS AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Office of Fellowships and Internships Smithsonian Institution 470 L’Enfant Plaza SW, Suite 7102 MRS 902, P.O. Box 37012 Washington, DC 20013-7012 phone: 202.633.7070 fax: 202.633.7069 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.si.edu/ofi Summer, Fall & Winter/Spring 10 week appointment. Junior and Senior undergraduates or graduate student in Business or Public Administration; Overall GPA of 3.0 generally expected. Internships in residence at the Smithsonian are offered to minority senior undergraduate and graduate students in Business and Public Administration. This program is designed to promote excellence and diversity in the management of not-for-profit scientific and cultural institutions. Stipend of $600/week and a travel allowance may be provided. February 1 for Summer Program (to begin after June 1) February 1 for Fall Program (to begin after Oct 1) October 1 for Winter/Spring (to begin after Feb 1) Complete Application Form with Required Essay; Resume; Transcripts; Two Letters of Recommendations. (Appy on-line http://www.smithsonianofi.com/internship-opportunities/james-e-webb-internship-for-minority-undergraduate-juniors-seniors-and-graduate-students-in-business-and-public-administration/


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State University of New York (SUNY)

GRADUATE DIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM Office of Graduate Studies Participating SUNY Campuses

This fellowship is administered to students at participating SUNY campuses offering masters and doctoral programs. Students who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, including Native Americans, accepted to full-time graduate or professional degree study at participating SUNY campuses. To recruit, enroll, and retain students who have been historically underrepresented in SUNY’s graduate and professional programs. Fields leading to the master’s or doctorate degree are covered by the fellowship. Each campus designates a liaison; a listing is provided by SUNY upon request. Application information can be requested from participating campuses. Awards range from $7,500 - $15,000 plus a graduate tuition scholarship granted annually to new students. (Individual awards may vary.) Graduate Admissions and Fellowship Applications vary by campus. Graduate Application and Financial Aid Application.


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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

SUMMER MEDICAL AND DENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM

(SMDEP) URL: www.smdep.org Phone: 866.587.6337 Email: [email protected] Facebook: www.facebook.com/smdepalumni Application opens on November 1, 2017 and program is administered at 12 program sites during the summer of 2018. Applicant must have an overall GPA of 2.5; be a college freshman or sophomore; be a US citizen or hold a Permanent Resident Visa. SMDEP is a free six-week summer academic enrichment program for college freshman and sophomore students who are interested in the field of medicine or dentistry. A small stipend is provided. March 1 Two letters of recommendation and an official transcript(s).


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JANUARY 1 Ongweoweh Corporation -Ongweoweh Native American Student Internship Program Spring 15 School for Advanced Research-Indian Arts Research Center

-Native American Artist Fellowship – Eric & Barbara Dobkin 3/1-5/31 23 -Native American Artist Fellowship – Rollin & Mary Ella King 9/1-12/1 23 -Native American Artist Fellowship – Ronald & Susan Dubin 6/15-8/15 23

31 Udall Foundation - Native American Congressional Internship Summer 29

FEBRUARY 1 Dartmouth College - Chavez/Eastman/Marshall Dissertation Fellowships One-Year 8 1 Smithsonian Institution Native American Awards Program -Community Scholar Awards Summer/Fall 26 -Internship Award Summer/Fall 27 -Visiting Student Award Summer/Fall 28 1 Smithsonian Institute -Minority Student Internship Program Summer/Fall 40 -James E. Webb Internship Summer/Fall 41 6 Smithsonian Institute National Museum of the American Indian -Internship Program Summer 25 6 Harvard Medical School Division of Medical Sciences -Four Directions Summer Research Program 6/4-8/2 12 15 American Bar Foundation -Summer Research Fellowships in Law & Social Sciences Summer 35 28 American Indian Science & Engineering Society (AISES) -Internship Program Summer 2 28 CBS News -Internship Program Summer 36 28 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) -Native American/Alaska Native (NAAN) Program Summer 9

28 American University -Washington Internships for Native Students (WINS) Summer 4 28 Northern Arizona University Environmental & Educational Outreach Program -Summer Student Internship (SSI) Summer 19

MARCH 1 School for Advanced Research – Indian Arts Research -Anne Ray Native Internships (PAID) 9/1-5/31 21 1 National Institutes of Health: National Cancer Institute -Health Communications Internship Program Spring 38

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