[nativestudies-l] Opportunities: Internships and fellowships, November deadlines

[Alyssa Mt. Pleasant]

 From the INIT-THO list-serve (starred links to their 2008 Directory of 
Internships and Fellowships):

November 1, 2008:  Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Native 
American/Alaska Native (NAAN) Program 
<http://www.fredonia.edu/na/if_faa.asp>*, is for Native American/Alaska 
Native undergraduate and graduate students majoring in business, 
engineering, finance, math, computer science, and other technical 
areas.   Placements will occur primarily in the Washington, DC, Atlantic 
City, and New Jersey areas. 

For More Information:  Mai Nguyen <mailto:mai.nguyen at faa.gov> (ph) 
202.267.7666

 


November 1, 2008:  The George Washington University's Native American 
Political Leadership <http://www.fredonia.edu/na/if_naplp.asp> Program 
<http://www.fredonia.edu/na/if_naplp.asp> * deadline.  This is a 
hands-on internship experience.  This program seeks to attract bright, 
energetic Native American college students to Washington's most 
respected political leadership semester program.  Application and 
Scholarship Application available on website.

For More Information: (ph) 202.994.8908 or 800.367.4476 (e) 
naplp at gwu.edu <mailto:naplp at gwu.edu> (url) 
http://www.siwpolitics.gwu.edu <http://www.siwpolitics.gwu.edu/>

 


November 15, 2008:  School for Advanced Research-Indian Arts Research 
Center; Native American Artist Fellowship-Eric & Barbara Dobkin 
<http://www.fredonia.edu/na/if_sar-dobkin.asp>* was established to 
support Native American women artists at the Indian Arts Research 
Center.  The award is offered in the winter to a woman who excels in 
visual, written, or performing arts.

For More Information: (ph) 505.954.7205 (e) iarc at sarsf.org 
<mailto:iarc at sarsf.org> (url) 
http://www.sarweb.org/iarc/dobkin/dobkin.htm     


November 20, 2008:  Smithsonian Institution National Museum of the 
American Indian Internship Program 
<http://www.fredonia.edu/na/if_si.asp>* is for undergraduate or graduate 
students currently enrolled in a university program with a cumulative 
GPA of 3.0.  This program provides an educational opportunity for 
students in museum practice and program development through guided work 
and research using NMAI and Smithsonian resources.

For More Information: Jill Norwood (ph) 301.238.1540 (e) 
NMAIinterns at si.edu <mailto:NMAIinterns at si.edu> (url) 
http://www.nmai.si.edu <http://www.nmai.si.edu/>    
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