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“Centering Indigenous Knowledge in Academia” Cornell’s American Indian Program (AIP) and Akwe:kon are the legacy of a generation of scholars, administrators, students and community members who worked hard to build a program that would live up to the ideals of inclusion that the University upholds. Through the American Indian Studies’ Minor, the American Indian Program seeks to elevate the next generation of students to leadership positions in the way they learn to respond to the needs of indigenous communities experience.  It provides not only the opportunity to be part of and shape the AIP community but also the critical intellectual space and place where theRead More →

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Good morning Leaders, We have a wonderful opportunity to share with you and your students regarding a Wells Fargo Leadership Pipeline Summer Analyst Program. Please share this information with students expecting to graduate in December 2015 or May/June 2016. If you have any questions, please contact me at jan.m.blomstedt@wellsfargo.com<mailto:jan.m.blomstedt@wellsfargo.com> .   Wells Fargo is currently accepting applications for the Leadership Pipeline 2015 Summer Analyst Program.  The program is a non-rotational internship that provides exposure to Wholesale Infrastructure and Support Services and various Wholesale Banking business segments. The 10- to 12-week program focuses on practical learning experiences and provides you with insights into Wells Fargo’s operations, businessRead More →

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2015 ITEP Student Summer Internship Apply now for an 8-week summer internship.   Spend your summer working with environmental organizations to address tribal environmental issues, either technical/education or policy related.  The internship program provides each student intern with a stipend, and limited housing and travel allowances. Host sites are selected from tribal environmental organizations, government offices, the US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and others.  Up to eight intern positions are focused on technical/educational issues and at least three intern positions are focused on policy issues. Descriptions of the host sites are found at the internship website. Eligible students must meet the following: US Citizen Full-time undergraduate or graduateRead More →

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Native Health Initiative 2015 Summer Health  Justice Internships The Native Health Initiative (NHI) is a partnership to address health inequities through loving service. We currently have a thriving partnership of 350+ entities in New Mexico and Arizona. This a unique internship program in many respects.  It is run by tribes and health professions students. The health projects are created and organized by tribal communities. The internship is for 5 weeks; tentative dates are June – July, 2015. The deadline is March 1, 2015. For more information, please click here. http://www.lovingservice.us/2015_summer_internships Shared by Cara Cowan Watts – thanks!Read More →

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If it’s January, it must be time to apply for financial aid and attend Cash for College workshops to get help.  Many of you are Cash for College workshop organizers – THANK YOU! For those of you who are not, here are some updates: 1)      Cash for College workshop information can be found online at: http://calgrants.org/index.cfm?navId=16& 2)      Schedule of workshops happening in the College OPTIONS service area (Modoc, Shasta, Siskiyou, Tehama and Trinity) is attached – remember ANY high school senior (and/or parent) can attend ANY workshop.  Hard copies of the attachment are being delivered/sent to all high schools in those five counties for distribution to seniors. 3)      Scholarships have changed aRead More →

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High School Seniors Scholarship Opportunities Power of Scholarship The All Native American High School http://www.aigcs.org/scholarships/anahsat/ Academic Team (ANAHSAT): The AIGC All Native American High School Academic Team (ANAHSAT) honors ten exceptional American Indian and Alaska Native high school students. Students will be evaluated on outstanding original academic, artistic or leadership endeavor, as described in his or her own words. The deadline to apply is March 6, 2015.  For more information, please click here. The Accenture Native American Scholarship Program: Each academic year, Accenture selects students demonstrating character, personal merit and commitment to the American Indian community, locally and/or nationally, through leadership in school, civic andRead More →