>===== Original Message From Glynn.R.Alsup@... =====
I am sending some additional information I have on some job openings. Points
of Contact are identified. Please share with your students or ones looking
for work.-GRA-

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
STRATEGIC PETROLEUM RESERVE
CAREER INTERN POSITION VACANCY

Opening Date: November 19th, 2003
Closing Date: December 17th, 2003
Starting Salary: GS-5, $25,697 - $33,402
                        or
                       GS-7, $31,830 - $41,380
(Applicants may be hired at either of the above listed grade levels based on
their qualifications.  Higher starting salaries may be possible based on the
applicantsaEUR(tm) experience.)
Position Title: INDUSTRIAL SECURITY SPECIALIST,
         GS-080
Duty Location: New Orleans, LA
Promotion Potential: GS-12, $56,463 - $73,403
Number of Position Vacancies: 1
Brief Description of Duties:

         This position is located in the Security Division, Strategic
Petroleum Reserve Project Management Office, U.S. Department of Energy,
where
he/she
performs assigned duties required to protect the security interests at the
SPR
facilities.  These duties include a variety of security duties related to
the
property protection program to prevent, deter, and quickly detect the theft,
damage, or destruction of Government personal property.



Education and Experience Requirements:

         GS-5: Education- 4 year course of study leading to a
bacheloraEUR(tm)s
degree; /OR/, Experience- 3 years of general experience, 1 year of which was
equivalent to at least GS-4.

           GS-7: Education- 1 full year of graduate level education or
superior academic achievement: /OR/, Experience-1 year of specialized
experience
(experience in, or related to the line of work of the position) equivalent
to
at
least GS-5.



A training plan must be developed for every career intern, and will be
individualized and recognize the knowledges, skills and abilities brought to
the
position by the selectee.



Please submit your application/resume to:

         Office of Human Resources

           Strategic Petroleum Reserve Project Management Office

           U.S. Department of Energy

           900 Commerce Road East

           New Orleans, LA  70123



Your application/resume must contain the following information:

         Applicants Name, Mailing Address, and Telephone Number

           Social Security Number

           Country of Citizenship

           Veterans Preference

           Name of High School and  College or University attended; Date of
graduation; type of Degree; copy of your college transcript

           Description of other work experience with beginning and ending
dates; the names and telephone number(s) of supervisor; the address of other
work
experience(s). Starting and ending dates, hours per week, salary; and
whether
current supervisor may be contacted.

           Job related training courses; job related skills, i.e., computer
software/hardware skills.  Job related certificates and licenses.

           Job related honors, awards.



Appointment Information:



The selectee for these positions will be hired in a 2-year Schedule B,
213,3202(0) Excepted Service Appointment.  Service as an intern confers no
rights to
further Federal employment in either the competitive or excepted service
upon
the expiration of the 2-year internship program.



Interns may be converted non-competitively to career or career-conditional
appointments upon successful completion of their internship and meting all
qualification, suitability, and performance requirements.



Appointments are subject to the DOE Priority Placement and Career Transition
Assistance Program that grants preference to certain current former DOE
employees who either face or were separated by reduction of force.



Appointments are not subject to the Interagency Career Transition Assistance
Program that grants preference to employees of other Federal agencies.



For further information contact: Dick OaEUR(tm)Neill, (504) 734-4930.

*******Position:           Director of Program Management
Department:        Center for Workforce Preparation
Reports To:    Executive Director, CWP
Location:          Washington, DC

The Center for Workforce Preparation (CWP), an affiliate of the
United States Chamber of Commerce, seeks a Director of Program
Management to manage day-to-day CWP programs.  Duties include, but are not
limited to the following: oversee the management of CWP programs to ensure
that all product deadlines, deliverables date and reporting requirements are
met; manage and enhance current and future strategic alliances, coalitions
and
partnerships; oversee database information as it relates to program
management; effectively manage the launch of new programs to
ensure that all administrative procedures and grant requirements are
properly met; establish and maintain effective working relationships with
Chamber administrative departments; and provide the Executive Director
and SVP with regular updates on CWP programmatic issues and deadlines.

Qualified candidates will have:

5+ years of related grant experience; demonstrated experience overseeing
various grants, projects and programs to completion; strong program and
staff management skills;  excellent verbal and written communication
skills;  strong presentation and organization skills; and  the ability to
interact effectively with all individuals within an organization's
hierarchy.

For more information, please contact:
Karen Elzey
Program Officer
Center for Workforce Preparation
1615 H Street NW
Washington, D.C. 20062-2000
Phone: (202) 463-5644
Fax: (202) 463-5308
kelzey@...


****National Archives and Records Administration
Public Announcement
Full application information can be found at
http://www.archives.gov/careers/employment/all_candidates/n04-26b.txt

VACANCY NUMBER         04-26B
ISSUE DATE             11-07-03
CLOSING DATE           11-28-03
POSITION: Supervisory Archives Specialist, GS-1421-9
PROMOTION POTENTIAL: None

SALARY RANGE: GS-9: $40,765 pa to $52,995 pa

The National Archives and Records Administration is accepting applications
for the following position.  You must be a United States citizen to apply.

LOCATION: NARA, Office of Regional Records Services, Rocky Mountain Region,
Denver, CO  (Relocation expenses will NOT be paid.)

You must send your application package to -

NARA, Human Resources Services Division
Human Resources Operations Branch (NHHO)
ATTN: Mike Abramczyk
9700 Page Avenue, Room 399
St. Louis, MO 63132

Or hand-carried it to -

National Archives and Records Administration
ATTN: Julie Newhouse
Bldg. 48, Denver Federal Center
West 6th Avenue & Kipling Street
Denver, CO 80225

For more information and/or forms, contact Mike Abramczyk at 1-800-827-4898.

Hearing impaired applicants should make calls on TDD equipment to 314-801-
0886 or 1-800-827-4898.

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Project Management
911 Wilshire Blvd.
Suite 15027
Los Angeles, California 90017
Phone: (213) 452-3997
Fax: (213) 452-4213
Pager: (213) 501-7023

Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator

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Here is another opportunity for students.

Suzette V. Martin

Environmental Program Coordinator
Tribal Solid Waste Program
Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc.

2214 N. Central Avenue Ste. 100
Phoenix, AZ  85004

(602) 258-4822
(602) 307-1522

suzette.martin@...

-----Original Message-----
From: Randella Bluehouse [mailto:randella.bluehouse@...]
Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2003 8:57 AM
To: Theresa N Price; Virgie Estrada; Michelle Hale; Melinda Tomchee; Loren
Tabahe; Kimberly Irwin; Jon Chaudhhuri; Darryl Bradley; Carrie Sekayumptewa;
David Luna; Fernando Cordova; Jack Hannon; Judy Taussig; Mark Tompert; Mary
Berumen; Micheal Campbell; Ruth Giese; Alberta Tippeconnic; Aleena
Hernandez; Alida Montiel; Alvin Tsosie; Bernadette Guy; Carin Singer; Carl
Jeffries; Carol Chicharello; Chris Sharp; Craig Lewis; Crystal Wyaco-little;
Darren Pete; Dave Castillo; Dawn Irvine; Deborah Patton; Diana Mitchell; Dr.
Todd Hartsfield; Elaine Wilson; Elva Yazzie; Esther Corbett; George Little;
Gerard Charnholm; Glenda Lumpmouth; Gwenda Gorman; Henry Valenzuela; Javier
Luera; John R. Lewis; Julie McCall; Karen Primmer; Kathy Davis; Latanya Tso;
Lee Begay; Luene Mansfield; Michelle Sabori; Mindy Jossefides; Naida
Mansfield; Norm Petersen; Novik Begay; Olvia Sloan; Quannee Oosahwe; Rebecca
Leach; Rebecca Tso; Rich Burch; Sandra Miller; Sarah Defelice; Scott
Svatora; Shawna Begay; Suzette Martin; Tamera Dawes; Teresa
Aseret-Manygoats; Travis Lane; Verna Johnson; Verna Monenerkit; Warren
Kontz; Zeenat Mahal
Subject: FW: 2004 National Native American Youth Initiative (NNAYI)


-----Original Message-----
From: Saliego, Debora [mailto:Saliego-Debora@...]
Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2003 8:23 AM
To: Brandon Saliego (E-mail); Cal Touchin (E-mail); Colleen Mountain
(E-mail); Deborah Manymules (E-mail); Dellard Henry (E-mail); Delva Lister
(E-mail); EB (E-mail); Harriett Rocke (E-mail); Jackie Rocke (E-mail); Jaime
Ashike (E-mail); Jimmy Begay (E-mail); Juanita Denetclaw (E-mail); Marietta
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Tosha Saliego (E-mail); Vangie McCurtain (E-mail); Veronica Klain (E-mail);
Vicky Bydone (E-mail); Redshirt, Arlene
Subject: FW: 2004 National Native American Youth Initiative (NNAYI)
FYI>
>
>----------------------------------------------------------------------.
>The Association of American Indian Physician’s (AAIP) annual National
>Native American Youth Initiative (NNAYI) will be held in Washington, DC,
>June 19-27, 2004.
>
>PROGRAM
>The National Native American Youth Initiative (NNAYI) program is an
>intense academic enrichment and reinforcement program consisting
>of mini block courses teaching leadership, communication, study and
>testing skills plus assertiveness, networking and professional behavior,
>interactive learning and time management. Courses are designed to
>increase the student’s background and skills so he/she is better prepared
>to remain in the academic pipeline and pursue a career in the health
>professions and/or biomedical research. It is the goal of AAIP to prepare
>these students for admission to college and professional school, and
>empower them to utilize these skills.
>
>Topics will be presented in a series of lectures, field trips, and
>tutorials. The summer program will inform students of the variety of
>health careers available to Native American youth.  AAIP members,
>health professionals, and traditional healers will provide special lectures
>regarding personal experiences toward a health career and the
>collaboration between western and traditional medicine.
>
>ELIGIBILITY
>Native American high school students planning to enter the health
>professions between the ages of 16 through 18 years old are eligible to
>apply. Students must have a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA (A = 4.0).
>
>SELECTION REQUIREMENTS
>©  One Page Essay expressing plans to enter the health professions
>(double spaced)
>©  Current Academic Transcript
>©  Letter of Recommendation from school counselor/teacher
>©  Primary Data Sheet and
>...   Photograph
>
>FINANCES
>Selected scholars will receive all expenses paid.  Each participant will
>be provided with room, board and travel during the week long program.
>It will be necessary for individuals to bring extra monies for items (i.e.
>souvenirs) they may wish to purchase during their stay.
>
>Applications are also available for download on the AAIP web site at
> http://www.aaip.com/student/nnayi.html
>
>Only a limited number of students will be accepted, therefore early
>application is encouraged. Deadline is May 14, 2004.  For more information,
>please e-mail Carla Guy at
>cguy@... or call (405)946-7072.
>--
>Carla Guy (Caddo)
>Student Programs Coordinator
>Association of American Indian Physicians
>1225 Sovereign Row, Suite 103
>Oklahoma City, OK  73108
>Tel:  405-946-7072
>Fax:  405-946-7651
> http://www.aaip.com
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>===== Original Message From Fonda Swimmer <Fonda.Swimmer@...> =====
>Date: Thu, 04 Dec 2003 09:12:46 -0700
>From: Yvonne Yazzie <yazzie@...>
>Subject: June 19-27: National Native American Youth Initiative (NNAYI)
>X-Sender: yazzie%nativeamerican.net@...
>To: YazzieNet <yazzie@...>
>X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 6.0.0.22
>
>Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2003 09:04:16 -0700
>From: "Chris Sharp" <chris.sharp@...>
>From: Carla Guy <cguy@...>
>
>The Association of American Indian Physician's (AAIP) annual National
>Native American Youth Initiative (NNAYI) will be held in Washington, DC,
>June 19-27, 2004.
>
>PROGRAM
>The National Native American Youth Initiative (NNAYI) program is an
>intense academic enrichment and reinforcement program consisting
>of mini block courses teaching leadership, communication, study and
>testing skills plus assertiveness, networking and professional behavior,
>interactive learning and time management. Courses are designed to
>increase the student's background and skills so he/she is better prepared
>to remain in the academic pipeline and pursue a career in the health
>professions and/or biomedical research. It is the goal of AAIP to prepare
>these students for admission to college and professional school, and
>empower them to utilize these skills.
>
>Topics will be presented in a series of lectures, field trips, and
>tutorials. The summer program will inform students of the variety of
>health careers available to Native American youth.  AAIP members,
>health professionals, and traditional healers will provide special lectures
>regarding personal experiences toward a health career and the
>collaboration between western and traditional medicine.
>
>ELIGIBILITY
>Native American high school students planning to enter the health
>professions between the ages of 16 through 18 years old are eligible to
>apply. Students must have a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA (A = 4.0).
>
>SELECTION REQUIREMENTS
>*  One Page Essay expressing plans to enter the health professions
>(double spaced)
>*  Current Academic Transcript
>*  Letter of Recommendation from school counselor/teacher
>*  Primary Data Sheet and
>...   Photograph
>
>FINANCES
>Selected scholars will receive all expenses paid.  Each participant will
>be provided with room, board and travel during the week long program.
>It will be necessary for individuals to bring extra monies for items (i.e.
>souvenirs) they may wish to purchase during their stay.
>
>Applications are also available for download on the AAIP web site at
>http://www.aaip.com/student/nnayi.html
>
>Only a limited number of students will be accepted, therefore early
>application is encouraged.
>
>Deadline is May 14, 2004.
>
>For more information, please contact:
>Carla Guy (Caddo)
>Student Programs Coordinator
>Association of American Indian Physicians
>1225 Sovereign Row, Suite 103
>Oklahoma City, OK  73108
>Email: cguy@...
>Cell:  405/946-7072
>Fax:  405/946-7651
>http://www.aaip.com
>
>

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Fonda D. Swimmer, Director
Multicultural Engineering Program
Northern Arizona University
College of Engineering & Technology
Box 15600
Flagstaff, AZ  86011

phone: (928) 523-2110
fax: (928) 523-8951 or 2300
email: fonda.swimmer@...

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator

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1. National Native American Youth Initiative

The Association of American Indian Physician's (AAIP) annual National
Native American Youth Initiative (NNAYI) will be held in Washington,
DC, June 19-27, 2004.

PROGRAM
The National Native American Youth Initiative (NNAYI) program is an
intense academic enrichment and reinforcement program consisting of
mini-block courses teaching leadership, communication, study and
testing skills plus assertiveness, networking and professional
behavior, interactive learning
and time management. Courses are designed to increase the student's
background and skills so he/she is better prepared to remain in the
academic pipeline and pursue a career in the health professions
and/or biomedical research. It is the goal of AAIP to prepare these
students for admission to college and professional school, and
empower them to utilize these skills.

Topics will be presented in a series of lectures, field trips, and
tutorials. The summer program will inform students of the variety of
health careers available to Native American youth.  AAIP members,
health professionals, and traditional healers will provide special
lectures regarding personal experiences toward a health career and
the collaboration between western and traditional medicine.

ELIGIBILITY
Native American high school students planning to enter the health
professions between the ages of 16 through 18 years old are eligible
to apply. Students must have a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA (A == 4.0).

SELECTION REQUIREMENTS
Š  One Page Essay expressing plans to enter the health professions
(doublespaced)
Š  Current Academic Transcript
Š  Letter of Recommendation from school counselor/teacher
Š  Primary Data Sheet
..   Photograph

FINANCES
Selected scholars will receive all expenses paid.  Each participant
will be provided with room, board and travel during the week long
program.  It will be necessary for individuals to bring extra monies
for items (i.e. souvenirs) they may wish to purchase during their
stay. Applications are also available for download on the AAIP web
site at http://www.aaip.com/student/nnayi.html

Only a limited number of students will be accepted, therefore early
application is encouraged.
Deadline is May 14, 2004.  For more information, please e-mail Carla
Guy at cguy@... or call (405)946-7072.

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2. US Fellowship of Reconciliation's National Peacemaker
Training Institute (PTI) Youth Training
Creative Resistance and Transformation:
"Acting to resist the destructive trends in our world while also
creating nonviolent, compassionate, and inclusive alternatives"

January 3-January 10 Kirkridge PTI in Bangor, PA – application
deadline 12/5

More info? Contact maritza@... or 651-647-4465
APPLY ONLINE
http://www.forusa.org/Programs/NVTraining/Applications.html

At the national PTI, young adults 15-25 years old learn, challenge,
and teach each other about the philosophy and strategy of Nonviolent
social change. Living in community for a week to 10 days, 15-25
participants ground themselves in the history of social change,
theory, practice, and spiritual roots of Nonviolence, learn about the
connections between racism, militarism, poverty, sexism and hetero-
sexism, among other issues, build cross movement relationships with
both young and experienced activists and artists, and develop anti-
racist organizing skills within a personalized campaign for social
change. Basic PTIs are held on campus' and in communities around the
country and attract participants from many states and occasionally
various nations choosing to be empowered rather than just
disillusioned. They are coordinated and facilitated by FOR staff,
local organizers, artists, and collaborative partner facilitators.
All basic PTI participants are invited to attend the advanced PTI
training for trainers and work with the FOR to organize and
facilitate youth nonviolence trainings in their own community.

*See attached sample schedule and application*

The Kirkridge PTI is set at beautiful Kirkridge Study and Retreat
Center (www.kirkridge.org) in the Pocono Mountains of PA about 1.5
hours from NYC and 2.5 hours from Philadelphia. The program sliding
scale, based on ability to pay, is $375-$525 and includes all
registration and materials, housing, and food. Scholarships and
fundraising support are available – most participants come with
sponsorship from local groups who we can help put you in touch with,
so don't let lack of funds keep you from applying!

APPLY ONLINE at WWW.FORUSA.ORG or contact Maritza at
Maritza@... or 651-647-4465 to see if this is for you.

Fellowship of Reconciliation
Peacemaker Training Institute
651-647-4465 * pti@...
1050 Selby Ave, St. Paul, MN 55104
www.forusa.org -- Apply 4 R Trainings!
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3. The Indians Into Psychology (InPsych) Program

The Indians into Psychology at the University of Montana invites
American Indian students to apply to their APA-accredited Clinical
Psychology Program. Applications for admission can be obtained at the
UM Graduate School website: http://www.umt.edu/grad/.

Your application must include: a Personal Statement, 3 Letters of
Evaluation, Official Transcripts, GRE Test Scores (if you did not
obtain a BA degree in Psychology you must take the Psychology
subtest), and a completed application form. Two In Psych Scholarships
are available each year for American Indian students that are
enrolled members of federally recognized tribes and admitted into the
Clinical Psychology graduate program. Students are eligible to
receive a 12-month scholarship (for up to 4 years) that includes a
monthly stipend, tuition and fees, a book allowance, and a travel
stipend.

The University of Montana Clinical Psychology Program offers a
doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology with specialty areas in Family
and Human Development and Neuropsychology Assessment. If interested,
visit the InPsych website at www.umt.edu/inpsych or for more
information email:

Dr. Gyda Swaney (Flathead)
Assistant Professor
Department of Psychology
University of Montana
Missoula, MT   59812
gyda.swaney@...

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4. Subject: CALL FOR ENTRIES: VCFILMFEST'S Youth+Arts+Activism
2004

Visual Communications is seeking submissions for its second annual
Youth+Arts+Activism screening as part of VCFilmFest 2004 featuring
youth-produced films and videos that showcase the activist youth
generation of today. Youth+Arts+Activism will be held at the David
Henry Hwang Theatre in Little Tokyo, Downtown Los Angeles on 4 May
2004.

Youth+Arts+Activism 2003 was a great success with over 20
youth-produced videos depicting successful youth organizing at LA
high schools and issues such as youth of color recruitment into the
military and the effect of 9-11 on Arab and Desi communities in the
US.

Please submit entries with the completed entry form attached by NO
LATER THAN 16 JANUARY 2004 to:

VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS
ATTN: YAA (please include in address)
120 Judge John Aiso Street
Basement Level
Los Angeles, CA 90012

THERE IS NO ENTRY FEE FOR SUBMISSIONS, please do not send money with
your submission.

For more information about Youth+Arts+Activism, please call Rima
Anosa, Third World Majority at 213.713.3745. For more information on
VCFilmFest 2004, please call Visual Communications Festival Hotline
at
Ř 213.680.4462, ext. 68.

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Thank you to the wonderful subscribers for your contributions!
Your friendly neighborhood moderator~

Amalia Anderson
Community Educator
Human Rights Center








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1. Critical Skills Internship
2. Native Issues Research Symposium
3. Barbara Jordan Health Policy Program
4. Minority Scholarship
5. Frank O'Neill Scholarship
6. ABA Research Initiative
7. Leadership for a Changing World
8. Eagle Staff Grants
9. Funding for Anti-Racism Projects
10. Call for Artist's and Organizers

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1. FBI/WINS Critical Skills Internship Program
An eleven week program for Tribal College students and TCU graduates.
If you are a junior or senior level college student, this is an
amazing opportunity to get an all expenses paid internship in
Washington, DC with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Students
will be part of the American University Washington Internship for
Native Students (WINS) Program. You will live and study with other
American Indian and Alaska Native Students from around the country
from June 1st to August 14th. Students with web-based experience,
creative writing skills, and journalism are desired. You must have a
minimum GPA of 3.0. As part of this program you will receive: Round
trip travel to DC, housing, meals, daily transportation costs,
stipend, social and cultural activities and two courses taught by
American University faculty for 6 credits. Deadline to apply is
November 20th, 2003. If you are interested, please contact: Michelle
L. Sauve (Mohawk) American University Director, Washington Semester
American Indian Program Washington Internships for Native Students
(WINS) (202) 895-4879 (O) (202) 895-4882 (F) online at :
www.american.edu/wins
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2. Native Issues Research Symposium December 4-5, 2003

A research conference discussing 12 papers by 23 authors, focusing on
cutting-edge issues in Native American affairs. Topics range from
Myths and Realities of Indian Sovereignty: The Law and Economics of
Tribal Self-Rule and Language Preservation and Nationhood to Meeting
the Challenges of Increasing American Indian Representation in the
Health Sciences and Intergovernmental Relations and Dispute
Resolution Thursday, December 4, 12:00-4:00pm Lunch will be served &
Friday, December 5, 9:00-4:30pm Lunch will be served Harvard Business
School Faculty Club, Kresge Hall South Entrance For details about the
conference, please visit our website:
http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/hunap/NIRS.htm For further information,
please contact: Mellor Willie: 617/384-9621 mellor_willie@...
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3. The Barbara Jordan Health Policy Scholars Program

Now Accepting Applications for the Summer of 2004 All application
materials are due by January 30, 2004 Program: The Scholars Program
brings talented African American, Latino, Asian/Pacific Islander, and
American Indian/Alaska > Native college seniors and recent graduates
to Washington, D.C., where they work in congressional offices and
learn about health policy. The application deadline is January 30,
2004. Purpose: The Kaiser Family Foundation established  the Scholars
Program to honor the legacy of late U.S. Congresswoman  Barbara
Jordan, who was a Foundation Trustee, and to expand the pool of
students of color > interested in the field of health policy.
Structure: Through the nine-week program (June 1 - July 30, 2004),
Scholars gain knowledge about federal legislative  procedure and
health policy issues, while further developing their critical
thinking and leadership skills. In addition to an internship in a
congressional office, Scholars participate in seminars and site
visits to augment their knowledge of health care issues, and write
and  present a health policy research paper. The program is based at
Howard  University.  Eligibility: Eligible candidates must be U.S.
citizens who are members  of a racial/ethnic minority group and will
be seniors or recent graduates  of an accredited U.S. college or
university in the>fall of 2004. Candidates are selected based on
academic  performance, demonstrated  leadership potential and
interest in health policy. Compensation: Scholars receive
approximately $5,000  in support, which  includes a stipend, daily
expense allowance, airfare and lodging. Additional information:
Application forms and  additional information about the Program are
available online http://www.kff.org/docs/topics/jordanscholars.html

All application materials are due by January 30,  2004. For further
information, contact program manager Jomo Kassaye at  202-865-4827
******************************************************
4. AMERICAN METEOROLOGICA SOCIETY/INDUSTRY MINORITY SCHOLARSHIP

Award: $3,000 renewable once Deadline: February Criteria: For
minority students, especially Hispanic, Native American, and African-
American, majoring in atmospheric and related oceanic and hydrologic
sciences. Requires an essay, test scores, transcripts and a letter of
recommendation. CLARKSON COLLEGE: GATEWAY TO SUCCESS SCHOLARSHIP
Award: $10,000 (renewable) Deadline: April 1, 2004 Criteria: Offered
to African-American, Asian-American, Hispanic or Native-American
planning a degree in nursing at Clarkson College. Requires a GPA of
3.5/5.0, completion of a 12-week Summer Internship through Nebraska
Health Systems, an essay, and FAFSA form to establish financial need.
See www.clarksoncollege.edu for more information.
******************************************************
5. The 2004 Frank O' Neill Memorial Scholarship

Open to anyone who is attending or anyone aspiring to attend a
university, college, trade school, technical institute, vocational
training or other post-secondary education program in the 2003-2004
or 2004-2005 academic year. In addition, eligible students may not
have already been receiving or awarded a full-tuition scholarship or
waiver from another source. International students are welcome to
apply. PLEASE READ THE RULES BELOW CAREFULLY BEFORE APPLYING TO AVOID
BEING DISQUALIFIED. The criteria for the scholarship is to write an
essay of fewer than 1,000 words explaining why he/she deserves the
award, based upon the following criteria: Explaining your educational
goals and financial need for the scholarship. Applicants may
demonstrate these two criteria any way they choose, but you must
follow these rules: Essays will be accepted via
collegefinancialaidinformation.com: no postal mail or faxes will be
accepted. Your essay must be in English. Your essay must be received
by midnight (PST) on December 15, 2003. There is no application for
this scholarship, only the essay. Please do not email or write our
corporate office to ask for an application. Please submit one essay
only, multiple submissions may result in disqualification. We will
accept and read all scholarship essays submitted. The most common
mistake that is being made is blank essays are being sent. Please be
sure that your form is complete before submitting.
******************************************************
6. ABA Research Initiative on Women of Color

The American Bar Association is sponsoring a research initiative on
female lawyers of color. THIS IS THE FIRST RESEARCH OF ITS KIND!!!!
Although there have been numerous surveys on women in the legal
profession, none of these studies have done any more than footnote
information on women of color. In order for the research to be
statistically "valid," they need 7,000 participants. While this may
not seem like a large number, the Commission has not been able to get
lists from schools or minority bar associations due to privacy
concerns. Therefore, it is very much a grassroots effort to contact
as many women of color as possible to achieve this goal. To this end,
I am asking two things. One, please register to participate in the
survey. Your information will not be sold or traded to any other
organization, nor will any identifying information be used in the
survey. This is the link:
http://www.abanet.org/women/women_color_registration.html which you
can also use to get more information about the survey. Two, please
pass this on to all of the female attorneys of color that you know.
At the very least, this is the opportunity for us to express publicly
all of the issues with the legal community that we discuss privately.
Thank you for your help! Director of Development World Affairs
Council of Northern California 312 Sutter Street Suite 200 San
Francisco, CA 94108 direct line (415) 293-4665 fax (415) 293-4691
******************************************************
7. Leadership for a Changing World awards.

Completed nominations must be received by the Advocacy Institute
office no later than 5 PM EST on Tuesday, January 6, 2004. Nomination
materials are available at:
http://leadershipforchange.org/nomination/ Frequently Asked Questions
http://leadershipforchange.org/program/faq/ To read about past and
current Leadership for a Changing World awardees, or for more
information about the program, go to
http://www.leadershipforchange.org. Questions about the nomination
process can be submitted via email at info@...,
phone (202) 777-7560 or by writing to Leadership for a Changing
World, Advocacy Institute, 1629 K St., NW, Suite 200 Washington, DC
20006-1629. Leadership for a Changing World is a program of the Ford
Foundation in partnership with the Washington-based Advocacy
Institute, and the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
at New York University.
******************************************************
8. Eagle Staff Fund Grants for American Indian Economic  Development

Letters of intent to apply for grants and technical assistance from
the  Eagle Staff Fund, sponsored by the First Nations  Development
Institute.  Awards will support new or existing  economic-development
programs to benefit American Indians; the programs must be
culturally appropriate and rely on asset-based strategies. Grants may
support  marketing or  feasibility studies to determine the need for
new  programs or services.  Additional information is available on
the organization's Web site. Who > may apply: organizations that
serve residents of  reservations or rural  American Indian
communities. Contact: Rebecca Seib,  Eagle Staff Fund, > FNDI, The
Stores Building, 11917 Main St.,  Fredericksburg, VA 22408;  (540)
371-5615; fax (540) 371-3505; info@...;
http://www.firstnations.org
******************************************************
9. Funding for projects against racism

The Anti-Discrimination Unit and the Human Rights Education Team of
the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights are launching a
pilot project that will fund, through small grants (max. US$ 5,000)
projects aimed at promoting respect for diversity. It is our hope
that this initiative will strengthen civil society and youth groups
in their efforts to combat racial discrimination. The project will be
implemented in collaboration with UNDP. Examples of projects eligible
for funding - in addition to the ones mentioned in the project
description - are: -national consultations on NGO and youth
participation in the elaboration of national action plans against
racism -organizing discussions in schools on racism, multi-
culturalism and -respect for diversity -research projects on aspects
racial discrimination -making leaflets with information of instances
to which victims of discrimination can turn -information sessions on
the themes and the outcome of the World Conference against Racism in
Durban -training for journalists and advertising agencies aimed at
combating -stereotypes and prejudice in press reporting,
entertainment programmes and advertising -making a documentary with
interviews of victims of racial discrimination -mobilization campaign
for the ratification of international human rights instruments -
training on how to write a "shadow" report to a United Nations human
rights treaty monitoring body -writing a publication or newspaper
articles on issues of racial discrimination
******************************************************
10. Call for Artists/Organizers
Incite! National is looking for Women of Color Artists/Organizers to
join us for 11 city nationwide tour slated for Spring through Fall of 2004.

Who is Incite!?
INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence is a national activist
organization of radical feminists of color advancing a movement to
end violence against women of color and their communities through
direct action, critical dialogue and grassroots organizing. For more
information, check out www.incite-national.org.

What is Sisterfire?
SISTERFIRE sets out to reach women of color of all ages and
backgrounds with the message that we're tired of all the different
kinds of violence we endure as women of color: in our homes, in the
streets, in jails, on our lands, on our bodies, in our communities,
and by colonial racist invaders. Violence is not normal; it destroys
our entire communities and we ain't gon'na stay quiet about it!

Sisterfire is a national/international (Mexico/US border) tour
running Spring through Fall of 2004. We will be working with existing
local groups to support local grassroots organizing efforts and bring
out artists/activists to inspire and build a movement for sister
liberation!

What are we looking for?
We are looking for women of color artists and organizers to
support/participate/perform with/in the tour...if you are interested
let us know right away and please circulate this to anyone else who
might be interested!!!

We are looking for artists of all mediums that address issues
impacting communities of women of color.
Possible Topics: race, class, gender, and sexuality oppressions
violence against women of color: state violence: colonization of Iraq
and Palestine, attacks to our reproductive rights, imprisonment,
police, INS and FBI attacks like racial
profiling, sexual assault and deportation. "war on terrorism
violence:" militarism, imperialism, anti-Muslim and
anti-queer hate violence economic violence: poverty, welfare system,
globalization, etc. interpersonal violence: intimate, domestic and
sexual violence cultural resistance: traditional and healing art art
that inspires our liberation!

Possible Mediums: Performance: performance art, dance, music,
theater. Visual Art: films, photography, graphic design,
installation, graffiti art, any 2-dimensional 3-dimensional art that
will travel well.

What we need: Please submit the Cultural Arts Tour Proposal form
(found on website) and a one-page proposal
of your performance for the tour, with specifics about your proposed
work. If performance or short film please include a preview tape of
the
proposed work, no longer than 20 minutes, cued. If visual artist,
please send sample of your work or proposed work, slides, cd-rom or
photos (print or digital is fine). If you need your materials
returned please be sure to include a self addressed stamped envelope
with sufficient postage.

Please include your resume or cv.
Please Note NEW DEADLINE
Please send the above by Dec. 12th 2003 to:
Sisterfire
PO Box 74488
Los Angeles, CA 90004
Proposals can also be emailed to sisterfire@...

All proposals including additional materials must be submitted and
received by December 12th 2003 to be considered for any leg of the
tour. Any proposals received later that 4pm on 12-12 cannot be
considered. Proposals can be sent electronically, but make sure that
if submitting videos or supporting materials that they be sent snail
mail to the PO box address above. You can download application packet
on website or if you would like a call to artist packet sent to you
please contact Erin O'Brien at sisterfire@... or if you have
any
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Science Teachers / Teachers

I have someone who would like to make a donation to a science teacher or a
teacher doing science($250) for an environmental science project.

In one page or less tell me what you would do with $250 to benefit your
student learning.  Provide a budget.  This would come through the district
office, but I would help make sure that you can benefit from it.

Send me your proposals via email by December 22 if you would like to be
considered.

Thanks

man

Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator

All,

I have tried answering that question for everyone a few times in the past
weeks.  Today I was out in the sunshine (a little cold) working with
students on the GPS - having a great time (me and the students both).

The purpose of this message is to at least let you know what I WAS doing,
at least in picture form.

Last week was Alaska - doing an air quality training course.  Pictures
from the course are located at

http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~man5/pictures/120803%20AQ-AK/

The first two pictures might be of interest to ITEP staff - I caught
Virgil working!

Enjoy!

man

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Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275/1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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All,

We are advertising for an Administrative Assistant position for the
Environmental Education Outreach Program at Northern Arizona
University.  Details about the position are available on the NAU website

http://www2.nau.edu/~hr/jobs/job_display.php?job_req=554341

Details about how to apply for jobs at NAU are available online

http://www2.nau.edu/~hr/NAU_Jobs/Job_Applications/application_request.php

If you have any questions about the position or the application process,
please contact me.

man

Job Vacancy Announcement
Position: Administrative Assistant
Vacancy Number: 554341
Date Posted: 01/06/2004
Department: Inst Tribal Environmental Prof
Status: Full-Time, Regular - Classified Staff
Location: Flagstaff
Special Information
·       This position is full-time, benefits eligible. This position is
contingent on availability of grant funds. Incumbent is not eligible for
layoff or recall status. FSLA: non-exempt. This position reports to the
Environmental Education Outreach Program (EEOP) Coordinator.
Job Description
·       Performs general office duties including screening phone calls and
opening and reviewing incoming mail. Proficient in the use of email for
communications.
·       Maintains a variety of records requiring compilation of varied
information. Creates and maintains central filing system on federal grants
and other department records.
·       Serves as liaison to faculty, staff, students, tribal members,
outside agencies and the public concerning information about the
Environmental Education Outreach Program (EEOP). Provides assistance to
other NAU personnel and/or offices, as necessary.
·       Types or word processes correspondence, reports or other documents
from rough draft, or notes, corrects grammar, spelling and punctuation
errors; edits wording without changing intended message. Prepares or
directs preparation of minutes, notices, manuals, agendas and
correspondence with all supporting documentation. Summarizes reports and
information to facilitate review by superior and investigates, evaluates
and resolves problems within scope or position.
·       Provide Advantage support to accountant in the maintenance and
reconciliation of budgets for departmental, institutional or work unit
accounts; monitors expenditures and performs simple analysis on accounts,
preparing both special and recurring reports for supervisor.
·       Maintains and updates appropriate databases pertaining to all
participants training files using Microsoft Access software program; keeps
participants files accessible and current; maintains other database
information on the server.
·       Handles registration for workshops and assists instructors with the
preparation of workshop materials, provides support service during
workshops and conferences.
·       Coordinates business affairs and personnel matters. Assists program
coordinator and other related personnel with various functions, meetings,
telephone conferences, calendaring; communicates arrangements to
appropriate individuals. Arranges necessary travel reservations and
itineraries, anticipating and preparing background materials as needed.
Processes travel claims following completion of travel.
·       May assist in researching, summarizing and analyzing information;
calculating statistics and compiling data to prepare special and recurring
reports, selecting relevant information from a variety of sources,
following supervisor's general direction.
·       Assists with supervision of student workers
Minimum Qualifications
·       Four years directly related experience; OR,
·       Certificate in Secretarial Science AND three years of directly
related experience; OR,
·       Any equivalent combination of experience, training and/or education.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
·       Knowledge of standard office policies and procedures.
·       Skill in developing and maintaining good working relationships.
·       Skill in English composition, grammar, spelling and punctuation.
·       Skill in basic math.
·       Skill in the use of personal computer/software. (e.g., Word, Excel,
PowerPoint)
·       Proficient in Microsoft Access database program.
·       Ability to problem solve and make decisions.
·       Knowledge of basic accounting/budgeting procedures.
·       Ability to work with people from a variety of different culturally
diverse backgrounds.
·       Must be able to travel.
General Information
·       A criminal and employment history background check will be
performed prior to employment offer.
Salary
·       $25,000-$28,000 Depending on experience.
Application Deadline
·       January 22, 2004 by midnight.
Application Procedure
·       To apply, submit letter of interest, resume, and names, phone
numbers and addresses of three references to: Northern Arizona University
Human Resources Department P.O. Box 4113 Flagstaff, AZ 86011
FLSA
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Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275 / 1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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>Date: Fri, 09 Jan 2004 11:21:15 -0700
>From: Project WET <aeklein@...>
>Subject: Urgent Reminder - HWHP Training
>Sender: owner-azwet-facnet-n@...
>To: azwet-facnet-n@..., azwet-facnet-c@...,
>         azwet-facnet-s@...
>X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2800.1158
>X-Authentication-warning: Ag.arizona.edu: majordom set sender to
>  owner-azwet-facnet-n@... using -f
>
>Dear WET Facilitators,
>REMINDER: THE HEALTHY WATER, HEALTHY PEOPLE TRAINING IS NEXT
>WEEK!  January 16-17 at Lake Pleasant.  If you have not already
>registered, please read the following letter and flyer and contact me by
>Monday of next week!!!!
>Hope you are having a great New Year!
>Dana Flowers
>
>
>
>December 19, 2003<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =
>"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
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>
>
>
>
>
>Great News! The First Arizona Healthy Water, Healthy People Workshop –
>Advanced Facilitator Training has been scheduled!  We are very excited
>about this opportunity!  We are bringing John Etgen from the National
>Project WET Program in Bozeman, Montana to conduct the training along with
>folks from the Hach Company.  John has been the manager of this program
>since its inception and is extremely knowledgeable and very engaging.  The
>workshop will incorporate interactive water quality activities and water
>testing.  The program educates us on why it is important to know the
>various parameters measured such as pH, turbidity and dissolved
>oxygen.  The activities help us understand what these parameters mean and
>why they are relevant.
>
>
>
>The training will be free of charge and will be held at the Desert Outdoor
>Center at Lake Pleasant on January 16 & 17, 2004.  The lodging is
>dormitory style and we will provide all meals.  If you choose not to stay
>at the Center, you will need to take care of your lodging.  Please note
>that you will need to be onsite by 8:30AM on Friday and by 7:30AM on
>Saturday.  There will also be programming on Friday evening.  Please see
>the attached flyer for more details.
>
>
>
>We are only able to accept 60 participants for this training.  PLEASE RSVP
>to Dana Flowers as soon as possible.  The final deadline for registration
>will be Friday, January 9, 2004.
>
>
>
>We are excited to share new education ideas and opportunities.  We thank
>you for dedicating yourselves to doing quality water education and want to
>continue to support your efforts!  Your interest and participation is a
>tremendous benefit to the WET program, which will ensure that water
>education will reach a larger, and more varied audience across Arizona.
>
>
>
>Have a wonderful holiday season!
>
>
>
>Dana
>Flowers
>Kerry Schwartz
>
>Associate
>Coordinator                                                     Project
>WET Coordinator
>
>Water Sustainability Program                                         Water
>Resources Research Center
>
>The University of Arizona – Phoenix Office                     The
>University of Arizona
>
>4341 East Broadway Road                                              350
>N. Campbell Ave.
>
>Phoenix, AZ
>85040-8807                                                  Tucson, AZ  85719
>
>Phone: 602-470-8086 ext.
>335                                          Phone: 520-792-9591 x22
>
>Fax:
>602-470-8092
>Fax: 520-792-8518
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Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275 / 1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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>
>
>From: Tomei-Torres, Francisco A. [<mailto:Fbt3@...>mailto:Fbt3@...]
>Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 12:16 PM
>Subject: FW: [aum-l] Fwd: FW: International Children's Conference on the
>Environment
>
>
><http://www.icc04.org/iccgraphic.html>http://www.icc04.org/iccgraphic.html
>
>       -----Original Message-----
>       From: <mailto:LeighAbts@...>LeighAbts@...
> [mailto:LeighAbts@...]
>       Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 8:51 AM
>       Subject: International Children's Conference on the Environment
>
>       Dear Colleagues:
>
>       The United Nations with the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation are
>       sponsoring an International Children's Conference and have
>       requested that I help send out a request for children to register
>       between the ages of 10 to 13. The conference is to take place at
>       Connecticut College between July 19 to 23 of 2004. The honorary
>       chairperson is Dr. Jane Goodall whose foundation is also
>       associated with the event.
>
>       They are particularly interested in recruiting Native Americans,
>       women and other underrepresented minorities to participate. I am
>       attaching the press release that describes the event. If you have
>       any contacts with the age 10 to 13 learning communities, I would
>       appreciate if you could forward to the appropriate people.
>
>       The contact person for the event is Ms. Barbara Morgan, her e-mail
>       is <mailto:icce@...>icce@...
>
>       Thanks for your help.
>
>       Leigh
>
>       Leigh R. Abts, Ph.D.
>       Deputy Director
>       Center for Education and Outreach
>       Whiting School of Engineering
>       Johns Hopkins University
>       Suite 100
>       810 Wyman Park Drive
>       Baltimore, MD 21211
>
>       Telephone: 410 516 0701
>       Fax: 410 516 4410
>
>
>Nevina D. Kinlahcheeny, Office Manager
>Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Field Office
>for the Department of Energy
>P.O. Box 580
>Shiprock, NM  87420
>
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Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275 / 1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
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>
>Hello.
>
>Attached is information about an environmental poster contest for K-12
>students, as provided by the Navajo Nation Environmental Protection Agency
>(Navajo EPA) to help promote their environmental conference scheduled for
>March 10th and 11th, 2004. Award winning posters will be selected from the
>following categories: Primary School, Middle School, and High School. All
>poster submissions should incorporate the conference theme, "Sharing Dine'
>Traditional Values for Future Environmental Challenges."
>
>The Navajo EPA office will be accepting poster contest submissions up to
>Friday, February 6th, 2004. All inquiries about submission, such as poster
>submission formats should be directed to:
>Lillie Lane
>Navajo Nation EPA
>PO Box 339
>Window Rock, Arizona 86515
>Tele. 928.871.6092
>Frederick Sherman, Instructional Specialist
>Environmental Education Outreach Program
>Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals
>Northern Arizona University
>NAU PO Box 5765
>Flagstaff, AZ 86011
>Tele: 928 523 8864
>Fax: 928 523 1280
>Website: www.nau.edu/eeop
>Email: Frederick.Sherman@...
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Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
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>>Deadline Extended to February 28th
>>
>>
>>
>>The McKenzie Group, Inc., an education consulting firm located in
>>Washington, DC, has partnered with the U.S. Department of Energy to
>>administer the Student Diversity Partnership Program (SDPP). The SDPP is
>>a 10-week summer internship program for undergraduate and graduate
>>students majoring in science, engineering, or technology. Interns will be
>>given the opportunity to work on cutting edge research projects,
>>side-by-side with leading scientists, engineers, and experts at the
>>Department of Energy. In addition to receiving a generous stipend,
>>interns will receive 10-weeks of hands on, practical work experience,
>>while exploring possible career opportunities with the U.S. Department of
>>Energy.
>>
>>
>>
>>For program description, qualifications, information on the application
>>process, and most importantly, the deadline date to apply, please visit
>>the website at
>><http://www.mckenziegroup.com/doeinterns>www.mckenziegroup.com/doeinterns.
>>  We hope that you will make this information available to your students
>>through the most convenient medium that will reach the vast majority of
>>qualified students. Should you have any questions about this request or
>>about the SDPP, please direct your questions and inquiries to
>><mailto:doeinterns@...>doeinterns@....
>>
>>
>>
>>Thank you in advance for sharing this wonderful opportunity with your
>>students!
>
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Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275 / 1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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Summer HCOP
The Arizona Health Careers Opportunity Program (AzHCOP) at NAU currently
is accepting applications for the 7th Annual Pre-Health Professions
Education and Research Program.
If you are aware of students who have completed at least one semester of
college, are willing to commit to a six-week residential program and take
college level courses, encourage them to apply.
This year's program run from May 19 through June 30.
Application materials need to be postmarked by March 5.
For more information about how to apply, visit the HCOP website.

http://www.nau.edu/hp/hcop/index.html

man

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Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275/1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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>
>American University's Washington Semester American Indian Program is an
>internship program for Junior, Senior, or graduate level college
>students.  That program, now in its 12th year, strives to build students'
>leadership skills through internship experience, course work and other
>program activities, and encourages students to bring those skills back to
>their communities.  Students are chosen based on their grade point
>average, an essay, resume, and status as a tribal member and an enrolled
>student.
>
>Students in the Washington Semester American Indian Program have the
>opportunity to intern at one of the many sponsoring agencies such as the
>departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Energy, Labor, Transportation,
>Treasury, and Health and Human Services, the Social Security
>Administration, Veterans Affairs, and select private sector work sites.
>Here, they gain valuable work experience, but they also learn more about
>the interaction between the U.S. government and their own tribal
>governments.
>
>Located in Washington, DC, American University is a leader in global
>education, enrolling a diverse student body from throughout the U.S. and
>more than 150 countries and providing opportunities for academic
>excellence, public service, and internships in the nation's capital and
>around the world.  For more information about the Washington Semester
>American Indian Program, go to www.american.edu/wins
>
>Many exciting internship opportunities for American Indian and Alaska
>Native students.  AU offers this program free of cost to qualified
>applicants.  All Majors are eligible!  A few examples of our opportunities
>are listed below, but more information is available on our website at
>www.american.edu/wins
>
>American University Washington Semester American Indian Program offers new
>Tribal College Scholar Program made possible through the Theodore R. and
>Vivian M. Johnson Scholarship Foundation, Inc.  This scholarship will
>support third or fourth year college or graduate level tribal college
>students pursue an internship in Washington, DC in summer 2004.  WINS
>offers a 9 week experiential education program that combines course work,
>internship and social and cultural activities. Applicants must be American
>Indian, attending a Tribal College or University, majoring in business or
>related major and/or planning on owning and operating a small
>business.  Deadline is February 6.  Inquiries to: wins@... or 1
>(800) 853-3076
>
>New opportunity for interning with the State Department.
>If you are interested in law, civil rights, or foreign policy, an
>internship in the US Department of State may be for you.  This position
>will require a background check.  One possible placement is with the
>Office of Civil Rights.  Good computer and communication skills are a
>must.  If you are interested, please complete the WINS application process
>for Summer 2004 as soon as possible.  (Returning students do not need to
>resubmit letters of recommendation or proof of tribal affiliation, however
>a new application cover sheet, updated resume and transcripts are required.)
>About the State Department (www.state.gov)
>The Executive Branch and the Congress have constitutional responsibilities
>for U.S. foreign policy. Within the Executive Branch, the Department of
>State is the lead U.S. foreign affairs agency, and the Secretary of State
>is the President's principal foreign policy adviser. The Department
>advances U.S. objectives and interests in shaping a freer, more secure,
>and more prosperous world through its primary role in developing and
>implementing the President's foreign policy. The Department also supports
>the foreign affairs activities of other U.S. Government entities including
>the Department of Commerce and the Agency for International Development.
>It also provides an array of important services to U.S. citizens and to
>foreigners seeking to visit or immigrate to the U.S.
>
>Other great opportunities with:
>US Department of Agriculture
>Department of Interior
>Department of Defense
>Department of Labor
>Health and Human Services
>Veterans Administration
>
>Start your online application today at www.american.edu/wins
>
>
>Michelle L. Sauve, MPP (Mohawk)
>American University
>Director, Washington Semester American Indian Program
>Washington Internships for Native Students (WINS)
>4400 Massachusetts Ave, NW
>Washington, DC 20016
>(202) 895-4879 (Office) (202) 895-4882 (Fax)
>online at : www.american.edu/wins

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Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275/1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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If any of you know someone who may be interested in this opportunity,
please pass it along.

GRAND CANYON TRUST SEEKS INTERN

Job Title:   Program Intern, Sustainable Economic Development, Native
American Program
Location:   2601 N. Fort Valley Road, Flagstaff, AZ
Position:   20-30 hours per week
Wage:      $10.00 an hour
Supervisor:   Tony Skrelunas
Closing Date:  Open Until Filled
Contact Person: Kelly A. Janecek, Program Manager, (928) 774-7488
FAX (928) 774-7570, email: janecek@...

General Description:
The Trust's Native American Program currently focuses on researching and
developing potential economic development projects that are environmentally
sustainable and culturally appropriate for implementation by the Hopi and
Navajo governments, communities, or individuals.  The Program Intern will
help implement the Native American Program by assisting the Director and
participating as a member of the Native American Program Team.

The Program Intern will:
     * Research and write reports related to potential sustainable economic
development projects.
     * Work with the Hopi Tribe, Villages, and Western Navajo Nation Agency
communities and other local organizations as requested by the Director.
     * Help develop and implement an outreach plan for representatives of
tribal governments, communities, and organizations to 1) Solicit their
ideas and thoughts about potential projects and, 2) Provide them with
information about potential projects developed by the Trust and other
interested organizations.
     * Assist the Trust and partnering organizations to influence policies
at the federal, state, local, and tribal levels so they support economic
development projects that are sustainable and culturally appropriate.
     * Work with the Trust's development team to raise funds for Native
American Program projects and initiatives.
     * Other duties as assigned by the Native American Program Director
Qualifications/Skill Requirements:
     * Self-directed graduate level student with advanced knowledge of
economic development approaches, research experience, proficiency with
common word processing software, excellent verbal and written
communications and presentation skills, effective interpersonal skills.
     * Familiarity with Hopi governmental organization, Village relationship
building, and unique culture.
     * An interest in environmental issues and sustainable economic
development.


Todd Barnell, Research Specialist
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals
928-523-3840 (phone)    928-523-1266 (fax)
www.nau.edu/itep
          *Tribal Environmental Resource Center
          *Environmental Compliance Training Program

"Our species needs, and deserves, a citizenry with minds wide
awake and a basic understanding of how the world works."
--Carl Sagan

This was very interesting; however, it's too late to
register.
--- "Mansel A. Nelson" <mansel.nelson@...> wrote:
>
> >Date: Fri, 09 Jan 2004 11:21:15 -0700
> >From: Project WET <aeklein@...>
> >Subject: Urgent Reminder - HWHP Training
> >Sender: owner-azwet-facnet-n@...
> >To: azwet-facnet-n@...,
> azwet-facnet-c@...,
> >         azwet-facnet-s@...
> >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2800.1158
> >X-Authentication-warning: Ag.arizona.edu: majordom
> set sender to
> >  owner-azwet-facnet-n@... using -f
> >
> >Dear WET Facilitators,
> >REMINDER: THE HEALTHY WATER, HEALTHY PEOPLE
> TRAINING IS NEXT
> >WEEK!  January 16-17 at Lake Pleasant.  If you have
> not already
> >registered, please read the following letter and
> flyer and contact me by
> >Monday of next week!!!!
> >Hope you are having a great New Year!
> >Dana Flowers
> >
> >
> >
> >December 19, 2003<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =
> >"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Great News! The First Arizona Healthy Water,
> Healthy People Workshop –
> >Advanced Facilitator Training has been scheduled!
> We are very excited
> >about this opportunity!  We are bringing John Etgen
> from the National
> >Project WET Program in Bozeman, Montana to conduct
> the training along with
> >folks from the Hach Company.  John has been the
> manager of this program
> >since its inception and is extremely knowledgeable
> and very engaging.  The
> >workshop will incorporate interactive water quality
> activities and water
> >testing.  The program educates us on why it is
> important to know the
> >various parameters measured such as pH, turbidity
> and dissolved
> >oxygen.  The activities help us understand what
> these parameters mean and
> >why they are relevant.
> >
> >
> >
> >The training will be free of charge and will be
> held at the Desert Outdoor
> >Center at Lake Pleasant on January 16 & 17, 2004.
> The lodging is
> >dormitory style and we will provide all meals.  If
> you choose not to stay
> >at the Center, you will need to take care of your
> lodging.  Please note
> >that you will need to be onsite by 8:30AM on Friday
> and by 7:30AM on
> >Saturday.  There will also be programming on Friday
> evening.  Please see
> >the attached flyer for more details.
> >
> >
> >
> >We are only able to accept 60 participants for this
> training.  PLEASE RSVP
> >to Dana Flowers as soon as possible.  The final
> deadline for registration
> >will be Friday, January 9, 2004.
> >
> >
> >
> >We are excited to share new education ideas and
> opportunities.  We thank
> >you for dedicating yourselves to doing quality
> water education and want to
> >continue to support your efforts!  Your interest
> and participation is a
> >tremendous benefit to the WET program, which will
> ensure that water
> >education will reach a larger, and more varied
> audience across Arizona.
> >
> >
> >
> >Have a wonderful holiday season!
> >
> >
> >
> >Dana
> >Flowers
> >Kerry Schwartz
> >
> >Associate
> >Coordinator
>             Project
> >WET Coordinator
> >
> >Water Sustainability Program
>                  Water
> >Resources Research Center
> >
> >The University of Arizona – Phoenix Office
>            The
> >University of Arizona
> >
> >4341 East Broadway Road
>                  350
> >N. Campbell Ave.
> >
> >Phoenix, AZ
> >85040-8807
>         Tucson, AZ  85719
> >
> >Phone: 602-470-8086 ext.
> >335                                          Phone:
> 520-792-9591 x22
> >
> >Fax:
> >602-470-8092
> >Fax: 520-792-8518
> >
>
><mailto:dflowers@...>dflowers@...
>
>
><mailto:kschwart@...>kschwart@...
>
>
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> Mansel A. Nelson
> Program Coordinator
> Voice 928 523 1275 / 1496
> Environmental Education Outreach Program
> Fax 928 523 1280
> Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals
> mansel.nelson@...
> PO Box 5765
> Northern Arizona University
> Hanley Hall
> Flagstaff, AZ 86011
> Bldg 7, Room 112
> http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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> "We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we
> borrow it from our
> children."  Native American Proverb
>
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>Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 11:15:07 -0700
>From: Suzette Martin <suzette.martin@...>
>Subject: NAFWS CWD Positions
>To: "mansel. nelson@NAU. EDU" <Mansel.Nelson@...>,
>         Bruce Lindhorst <bruce.lindhorst@...>,
>         Carl Jeffries <carl.jeffries@...>,
>         Dave Castillo <dave.castillo@...>,
>         Deborah Patton <deborah.patton@...>,
>         Elaine Wilson <elaine.wilson@...>,
>         George Little <george.little@...>,
>         Henry Valenzuela <henry.valenzuela@...>,
>         Javier Luera <javier.luera@...>,
>         Jay Charnholm <gerard.charnholm@...>,
>         Novik Begay <Novik.Begay@...>,
>         Sandra Miller <Sandra.miller@...>,
>         Suzette Martin <suzette.martin@...>,
>         Tamera Dawes <tamera.dawes@...>
>X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook IMO, Build 9.0.6604 (9.0.2911.0)
>Importance: Normal
>
>Opportunities for interested biologists See the attached announcements.
>
>
>
>Suzette V. Martin
>
>
>
>Environmental Program Coordinator
>
>Tribal Solid Waste Program
>
>Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc.
>
>
>
>2214 N. Central Avenue Ste. 100
>
>Phoenix, AZ
>
>
>
>(602) 258-4822
>
>(602) 307-1522
>
>
>
>suzette.martin@...
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Joe Graham [mailto:jgraham@...]
>Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 11:36 AM
>To: Recipient list suppressed
>Subject: Fwd: NAFWS CWD Position
>
>
>
>
>FYI
>
>Please share.
>
>Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
>
>
>IRA.
>
>
>IRA NEW BREAST
>Executive Director
>Native American Fish & Wildlife Society
>8333 Greenwood Blvd
>Denver, Co  80221
>303-466-1725  Wk
>303-466-5414  Fax
>303-775-3644  Cell
><mailto:iranb@...>iranb@...
>www.nafws.org
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Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275 / 1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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All,

Please see the attached announcement.  This is a great opportunity to get
your students involved in engineering.  We highly recommend that you
consider participating in this event.  If we can be of any assistance,
please contact us.

man



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Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275 / 1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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>Date: Mon, 02 Feb 2004 15:03:05 -0700
>From: "Cara N. Joe" <cnj3@...>
>Subject: Fwd: Youth Crew Supervisor
>X-Sender: cnj3@...
>To: Mansel A Nelson <Mansel.Nelson@...>
>X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 6.0.1.1
>
>Hi Mansel,
>Here is the job description and application you requested.  The job
>location is Leupp, AZ.  Cara
>
>
>>Date: Mon, 02 Feb 2004 10:55:09 -0700
>>From: "Brzeski, Ben" <BBrzeski@...>
>>Subject: Youth Crew Supervisor
>>To: "'cnj3@...'" <cnj3@...>
>>X-Mailer: Internet Mail Service (5.5.2656.59)
>>
>>
>>Cara:
>>
>>I have attached the electronic job description and announcement here.  On
>>the announcement is the web and snail address of the Human Resources
>>Department for Coconino County.  The application can be found
>>there.  However, I would be more than willing to come to campus and do
>>any kind of face to face recruitment or Q and A if possible.  Might there
>>be a forum for this?  Could we set up a 30-45 minute session on campus
>>for interested parties?
>>
>>Thanks for your interest.  We're excited about this program and excited
>>to find that key person who will be able to take the crew forward this
>>summer.  Please feel free to give me a call if you have any questions
>>about this program.
>>
>>Take Care,
>>Ben
>>
>>Ben Brzeski
>>Youth Corps Project Coordinator
>>Coconino Rural Environment Corps
>>2625 North King Street
>>Flagstaff, AZ 86004-1884
>>(928) 522-7972
>>
>
><~><*><~><*><~><*><~><*><~><*><~><*><*><~><*>
>Cara N. Joe, Student Assistant
>Environmental Education Outreach Program,
>Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals,
>Northern Arizona University
>P.O. Box 5765, Flagstaff, AZ 86011
>
>Phone: (928) 523-1478      Fax:  (928) 523- 1280
>http://www.nau.edu/eeop
><~><*><~><*><~><*><~><*><~><*><~><*><*><~><*>
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Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275 / 1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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>Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 09:23:14 -0700
>From: Fonda Swimmer <Fonda.Swimmer@...>
>Subject: Fwd: NASA is hiring H.S. Students for Summer Research
>X-Sender: fds2@...
>To: gisaac@..., nbeger@..., cferlazz@...,
>         "Mansel A. Nelson" <mansel.nelson@...>, vfolgh@...
>X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 5.2.0.9
>
>
>>Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2004 19:48:08 -0700
>>From: Yvonne Yazzie / YazzieNet <yazzie@...>
>>Subject: NASA is hiring H.S. Students for Summer Research
>>X-Sender: yazzie%nativeamerican.net@...
>>To: YazzieNet <yazzie@...>
>>X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 6.0.0.22
>>
>>Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 9:09 AM
>>From: "Chris Sharp" <chris.sharp@...>
>>From: James Strandquist <jstrandquist@...>
>>
>>Dear Concerned Indian Educator,
>>
>>The NASA SHARP program is seeking academically talented rising juniors
>>and seniors for its Summer High School Apprenticeship Research Program
>>for 2004.  I am asking your assistance to see that American Indian
>>students get equal access to this outstanding program.
>>
>>NASA SHARP is specifically designed to attract and increase
>>underrepresented students' participation and success rates in mathematics
>>and science courses as well as to encourage career paths that help build
>>a pool of underrepresented science and engineering professionals in the
>>workplace.  NASA seeks diversity in all student support programs and all
>>eligible students are encouraged to apply.  The NASA SHARP experience
>>provides high school students with an opportunity to develop and
>>strengthen their research techniques as well as their written and oral
>>communication skills, particularly in Science, Technology, Engineering,
>>Mathematics and Geography (STEM+G) fields.  Top NASA, university, and
>>research professionals mentor qualified students selected to participate
>>in SHARP.  NASA SHARP is comprised of two components; the Commuter and
>>the Residential.  Students are paid an hourly stipend for the eight hours
>>a day, eight-week program.
>>
>>To become a participant in NASA SHARP, applicants must meet all of the
>>following requirements by the start of the Program in June:
>>
>>*    Be a U.S. citizen or national* who will be at least 16 years old by
>>the time the program starts in June.
>>
>>      * A "national of the United States" is a citizen of the United
>> States or a native resident of a possession of the United States.  It
>> does NOT refer to a citizen of another country who is a U.S. permanent
>> resident.  U.S. permanent residents are not eligible for the program,
>> unless they comply with the Child Citizen Act of 2000, Public Law 106-395.
>>
>>*    Demonstrate a strong interest in and aptitude for a career in
>>science, mathematics, technology, engineering, or geography.
>>
>>*    Complete at least two mathematics courses and two science courses
>>with an average grade of "B" or better in each course and an overall
>>average of "B" or better in all other coursework.
>>
>>*    Speak and write English at a level that does not require significant
>>assistance.
>>
>>*    Be willing to participate in a formal interview, if chosen as a
>>finalist, as part of the placement process.
>>
>>*    Be available on a full-time basis (Monday through Friday, 40 hours
>>per week) for the entire duration of the Program.
>>
>>In addition, those who wish to participate in the Commuter Component of
>>NASA SHARP must permanently reside and attend a school within  a
>>fifty-mile radius of a participating NASA Field Installation.
>>
>>Those who wish to participate in the Residential Component must be
>>willing to live on campus at the university selected by MTSI for the
>>entire duration of the Program. Transportation to and from the university
>>is covered by MTSI.
>>
>>Please visit our web site at www.nasasharp.com for more information and a
>>downloadable application.  The deadline for applying is Monday February
>>9, 2004.
>>
>>Thank you for your time.
>>James M. Strandquist
>>NASA SHARP Deputy Program Manager
>>c/o Modern Technology Systems, Inc. (MTSI)
>>6801 Kenilworth Ave Ste 200
>>Riverdale, MD 20737-1331
>>301-985-5171  Ext. 114
>>301-985-5176 (Fax)
>>Toll Free 1-888-985-0303 Ext. 114
>>
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>Box 15600
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>JANUARY 2004 UPDATE - ORION GRASSROOTS NETWORK
>
>INTERNSHIP & CAREER SERVICE
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>The Internship & Career Service Update alerts you and/or your students to
>numerous new job and internship opportunities once a month. The ICS Update
>is a program of the Orion Grassroots Network, which is an alliance of 585
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>and 10 new job openings, as well as 4 AmeriCorps positions and 1
>apprenticeship. Complete descriptions of the positions and their application
>procedures can be found at: http://www.oriononline.org/ics. Click on łNew
>Postings.˛
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>INTERNSHIPS (12)
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>Summer Naturalist Internship
>Adirondack Mountain Club
>Location: Lake Placid, NY
>
>Interns
>Campaign for America's Wilderness
>Location: Washington, DC, Seattle, WA, Durango, CO, New York, NY, Portland,
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>Design/Build Internship
>Yestermorrow Design/Build School
>Location: Warren, VT, USA
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>Canoe Program Coordinator
>Mono Lake Committee
>Location: Lee Vining, California, USA
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>Intern-Naturalists (5)
>Mono Lake Committee
>Location: Lee Vining, California, USA
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>Outdoor Experiences Program Coordinator
>Mono Lake Committee
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>Birding Intern
>Mono Lake Committee
>Location: Lee Vining, California, USA
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>Conservation and Policy Intern
>American Hiking Society
>Location: Silver Spring, MD, one block outside of Washington, DC
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>Trail Programs Intern
>American Hiking Society
>Location: Silver Spring, MD, one block outside of Washington, DC
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>Development Intern
>Nature Center at Shaker Lakes
>Location: Shaker Heights (near Cleveland) Ohio
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>Environmental Education Internship
>Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center
>Location: Northeastern Indiana
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>Administrative, Editorial, Research, and Network Support Interns
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>Program Assistant for Land Conservation, Planning, and Ecology
>The Trustees of Reservations
>Location: Doyle Conservation Center in Leominster, MA
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>Natural Science Educator (3 positions)
>Gore Range Natural Science School
>Location: Eagle County, CO
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>Permaculture Project Manager
>Cape Eleuthera Island School
>Location: Cape Eleuthera, Bahamas
>
>Associate Director, Development
>Clean Air-Cool Planet
>Location: Fairfield County, Connecticut
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>Office Manager
>The Biodiversity Project
>Location: Madison, Wisconsin
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>CEO/Director
>Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies - Pacific Rim
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>Summer Environmental Education Day Camp Director
>Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association
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>Location: Pennington, NJ
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>Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association
>Location: Pennington, NJ
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>High Peaks Summit Steward
>Adirondack Mountain Club
>Location: High Peaks Wilderness, Lake Placid N.Y
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>Heart Lake Program Center Staff
>Adirondack Mountain Club
>Location: Lake Placid, NY
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>Apprenticeships (1)
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>Farm Apprenticeship
>Seeds of Solidarity Education Center
>Location: Orange, MA
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>AmeriCorps Positions (4)
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>Naturalist / Programs Associate
>Stokes Nature Center
>Location: Logan, Utah
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>Environmental Educator
>Elkhart Environmental Center, EnviroCorps
>Location: Elkhart, IN
>
>Restoration Specialist
>Elkhart Environmental Center, EnviroCorps
>Location: Northern Indiana (based in Elkhart)
>
>"Eco-Friends" Volunteer Manager
>Elkhart Environmental Center, EnviroCorps
>Location: Elkhart, IN
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As you slide down the banister of life, may the splinters never point in
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Misc. Announcements (01.29.04 - 02.06.04)

1. Native American Voters Association meeting, 02.07.04, Los
Angeles, CA
2. Return of the SNAG!, 02.13.04, Oakland, CA
3. Call to 2004 California Indian Education Conference, 04.22-
24.04, Los Angeles, CA
4. Registration for NABI, 07.21-24.04, Salt River / Phoenix, AZ
5. Call to Artists for AISES Annual National Conference,
deadline 04.16.04
6. Apprenticeship for Artists through Alliance for California
Traditional Arts, deadline 03.30.04
7. Annual Montana Wyoming Tribal Economic Development Summit,
03.22-24.04, Billings, MT
8. Nate Begay, Apache Spirit and Stateline in concert,
02.15.04, Phoenix, AZ
9. 7th Annual Electric 49 Festival, 04.23.04, Albuquerque, NM
10. Speelyi-Mi Arts & Crafts Show, 03.13-14.04, Toppenish, WA
11. American Indian Business Leaders (AIBL) 10th Annual National
Leadership Conference, 04.07-09.04, Las Vegas, NV
12. 7th Annual New England Tribal Environmental Training
Conference, 02.16-19.04, Uncasville, CN
13. UCLA Brown Bag Presentation Series on the Federal Relocation
Program, 02.23.04, Westwood, CA
14. On-going Protecting the Family free Educational Course,
Pauma, CA
15. Prayer for Calvin Miguel, serving in US Army
16. 7th Cine Las Americas International Film Festival CALL FOR
Youth ENTRIES, deadline 03.01.04, Austin, TX
17. Indian Summer Music Awards, 09.10-12.04, Milwaukee, WI
18. Patriotic artwork on line
19. American Indian Council of Architects and Engineers website
with listings of Native architects
20. RES 2004, National Center for American Indian Enterprise
Development conference, 02.9-12.04, Las Vegas, NV
21. Native youth workshop on how to produce radio, 3.25-29.04,
Culver City, CA
22. Free Entrepreneurship, "Start Your Own Business" classes for
Native Youth, beginning 02.24.04, Commerce, CA


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1. Native American Voters Association meeting, 02.07.04, Los
Angeles, CA

The first Native American Voters Association meeting is going to
be
on Saturday February 7th from 10am - 2pm. Please come ready to
work!  We will be putting together our mission statement, as well as
determining the make up for our board and possibly submitting names
for nominations.  Board elections will be held soon, we should
determine the date at Saturday's meeting.

A lot of people are excited about this new organization; it will
give us a real strong voice in our community.  This being an
election year, this could not be timelier.

Please bring your ideas!
This is a potluck, with lunch planned at 12 noon, so please bring
something to share!

Location:
1125 w. 6th st.
Los Angeles , CA
90017-1811
(First Floor, next to Count Potato cafe, park off of 5th
street)

Questions?  Leave a message at 909-678-4018

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2. Return of the SNAG!, 02.13.04, Oakland, CA

This February, Friday the Thirteenth, It's RETURN OF THE SNAG! With
Performances By...

Hopi Reggae Artist Casper Lomayesva: Winner of the 2001 Native
American World Music Award!

Nucuma Records Hip-hop Artists: Ras K'Dee, Blessed I, Prophet,
Profound, and Scratch Guitarist The Genie!

B-Boyz & Girlz: FOF Cru & T.E.A.M. Dance Crew!

RETURN OF THE SNAG is an all-ages party to celebrate the third issue
of SNAG (Seventh Native American Generation) magazine, called "Rites
of Passage." The 20-page issue, available at the event for only $5,
comes with a CD inside which features music from 13 Native artists,
including Casper, Blackfire, Red Earth, Aztlan Underground and many
more..

Friday, Feb. 13  7pm-12am
Oakland Box
1928 Telegraph Ave.
Oakland, CA

$5 youth, $10 adults
Every cent received will go directly to the creation of our website
www.snagmagazine.com - coming soon!

Call 510-535-4492 and ask for Ross for more info

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3. Call to 2004 California Indian Education Conference, 04.22-
24.04, Los Angeles, CA

For Distribution only
Corrected PDF of Call To the 2004 California Indian Education
Conference
(April 22-24 LA Westin Hotel) is avaiable @:
http://www.ncidc.org/2004conference.pdf

http://www.ncidc.org/
You are invited to attend the 27th Annual California Conference on
American Indian Education, April 22-24th, 2004, at the Westin Hotel,
in Los Angeles California. This years theme "Self-Determination
Through Education" will showcase 27 years of successes, growth
and impact the American Indian Education Centers have had on the
American Indian community in California.

It is our hope that your attendance at this years conference
will be a positive experience and will result in lasting memories.
We are looking forward t seeing you there. It you have questions or
would like clarification please contact Irma Amaro-Davis at (530)
275-1513 or Gary Donnelly at (760) 876-5394.

Registration Rates:
*GENERAL RATE (03/12/04) $200.00
On Site Rate $250.00
*One Day Rate  $150.00
*STUDENT RATE (03/12/04)$150.00 Include copy of school ID
On Site Rate $200.00
*ELDER RATE (60+ years)$150.00
On Site $200.00

Saturday 24th, Evening Pow Wow, 6-11pm. All dancers and drums
welcomed.
6pm Open Gourd Dancing, 7pm Grand Entry
MC: Tom Phillips
Southern Drum: Hale & Company
Northern Drum: Green River, Long Beach, CA
For more Pow Wow information call Phil Hale, (714) 962-6673

Hotel Information: Westin Hotel LAX, 5400 West Century Blvd., Los
Angeles, CA 90045-5912. (800) 937-8461, or (310) 216-5858. (When
making reservations, please indicate that you are attending the AIE
Conference.) Reservations must be made by April 5, 2004. Reference
Map; http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?
ed=vSz_iuup_0Tqzx7.Mo_EjcvvXUrfZYayBSF0fX2Y9ag--&csz=90045&country=us


André Cramblit: andre.p.cramblit.86@... is the
Operations Director Northern California Indian Development Council
NCIDC (http://www.ncidc.org) is a non-profit that meets the
development needs of American Indians

Source: http://www.topica.com/lists/IndigenousNewsNetwork/read

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4. Registration for NABI, 07.21-24.04, Salt River / Phoenix, AZ

CONTACT:  GinaMarie Scarpa-Mabry, NABI, 602-265-2770
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  February 3, 2004


REGISTRATION BEGINS FOR NATIVE AMERICAN BASKETBALL INVITATIONAL

Phoenix Suns host 2nd annual tournament at America West Arena

PHOENIX - Team registration is now underway for the second annual
Native American Basketball Invitational, a high school basketball
tournament sponsored by the Phoenix Suns comprised of Native
American student/athletes from throughout the United States and
Canada.

In response to the overwhelming number of teams that have expressed
interested in participating in this year's tournament, event
organizers (POD Productions) have expanded the field to include 28
teams.  To accommodate more teams, the first rounds of play July 21-
23 will be held on the Salt River Indian Reservation with the
tournament moving to the America West Arena for the semi-finals and
finals July 24.
Teams wishing to register should call POD Productions managing
partner GinaMarie Scarpa-Mabry at 602-265-2770 or visit
NABIHOOPS.COM.

"The national exposure of this event for our first year was
overwhelming," says Scarpa-Mabry.  "One of NABI's biggest successes
came in the form of four college scholarships being awarded.  This
was one of NABI's future goals, and to have it happen in our first
year tells us we need to keep the tournament growing."

The tournament will again provide participants with a first-class
tournament experience, including having the Hyatt Regency Phoenix as
the host hotel, as well as an official Nike uniform for each
participant.
Sponsors of NABI include the Suns, Phoenix Mercury, America West
Arena, Nike, Native Voice, Hyatt Regency & AlterNative Marketing.

-NABIHOOPS.COM-

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5. Call to Artists for AISES Annual National Conference,
deadline 04.16.04

AISES is holding its 26th Annual National Conference
in Anchorage, Alaska, November 11-14, 2004 is and is
seeking artwork that reflects this year's theme,
"Expanding Our Circle".  The selected artwork will be
used on National Conference materials including the
Conference program, t-shirts, conference bags, and
other materials.  Artwork will appear on the cover of
the Conference program with the artist's bio included
within.

Please submit artwork digitally for consideration no
later than close of business April 16, 2004.

Artwork may be multicolor but should easily convert to one color.
Preferred formats are: .pdf, .jpg or .gif files.  Please include the
artist's contact information, including phone number(s), mailing
address, and email addresses.  If you have any further questions
please contact Cristy Davies, Events Coordinator at cristy@...
or (505) 765-1052, x108.

Thank you,

AISES

Submit to:
AISES
2305 Renard SE, Suite 200
Albuquerque, NM 87106
OR  cristy@...
(505)765-1052
www.aises.org

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6. Apprenticeship for Artists through Alliance for California
Traditional Arts, deadline 03.30.04

Alliance for California Traditional Arts (ACTA) encourages the
continuation of the state€  '˛s traditional arts and cultures by
providing grants to Master Artists to train qualified apprentices
working in a one-on-one relationship. This apprenticeship is not a
class or a workshop. But an opportunity for a highly skilled
traditional artist to pass on her/his knowledge to another talented
individual of the same cultural community.

The Master Artist should be recognized within his or her community
as one of the very best artists of that art form. The Apprentice is
someone who has already begun learning the art form and wants to
further develop his or her skills. The Master Artist and Apprentice
must apply together.

AWARDS of $2,500 each will be made to Master-Apprentice pairs to
support a period of intensive learning for up to one year beginning
July 1, 2004. All proposals are due on March 30, 2004

Visit the website to download an application at www.actaonline.org
or call 559.237.9812 to request a printed copy. Proposals due March
30, 2004

FOR PROGRAM ASSISTANCE, contact Missy Jessen, 559.237.9812 or
info@...,
http://www.actaonline.org/apprenticeships/apprenticeships.htm
Executive Director, Amy Kitchener, 559.237.9813

ACTA€  '˛s APPRENTICESHIP program is supported by grants form
the
California Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, and
the James Irvine Foundation.


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7. Annual Montana Wyoming Tribal Economic Development Summit,
03.22-24.04, Billings, MT

Sheraton Billings Hotel
27 N. 27th Street
Billings, MT
(406) 247-5095

KEYNOTERS:
ELOUISE COBELL - Director, Native American  Community Development
Corporation, Browning, MT

Dr. MICHAEL SWACK - Director, School of Community Economic
Development, Southern New Hampshire University

TRIBAL LEADER INSTITUTE UDALL CENTER

Dr. MANLY BEGAY
Dr. STEPHEN CORNELL

Break Out Sessions: Economic Development & Housing

Governor€  '˛s Candidate Forum

Trade Fair / Business Expo

Miss Indian Nations, Miss Indian Montana Appearances

Dinner Banquet, Style Show, Silent Auction

Indian Entrepreneur of the year, Tribal Enterprise, Indian Advocate
of the Year Awards

Deadline for Booth Registration: February 27, 2004

Hosted by: The Native American Development Corporation

Registration & Vendor Information: www.nadc-nabn.org
Michelle (406) 247-5095     michellerdfc@...
Thomas (406) 259-3804     tomj@...

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8. Nate Begay, Apache Spirit and Stateline in concert,
02.15.04, Phoenix, AZ

In celebration of the 37th annual O'odham Tash All Indian Days, we
proudly present APACHE SPIRIT, STATELINE, and NATE BEGAY in
performance.

The legendary Apache Spirit will be playing their burning style of
rock/country.  These Nammy award winners always please the crowd.

Stateline from Whitecone,Az. one of the hottest new bands out of the
Navajo Nation.  They soon will be releasing their 2nd cd.

The charismatic Nate Begay will open the show.  This will be Nate's
second appearance at O.T. Jam.  Nate's vocal style has strongly been
compared to George Strait.

Also appearing will be the ALL NATIVES TALENT 2004 calendar models,
on hand to promote their popular 2004 calendar.

So come bring your sweetheart to a post-Valentine's Day dance!  The
event will take place at RODEO NIGHTS: 33rd ave. & Indian School
Rd.,Phoenix, AZ, Sunday, Feb.15, 6pm doors; 21+ and only a $10
cover.  Venue # is (602)279-3800.  See you there!

Source: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/groovinnativebeats/

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9. 7th Annual Electric 49 Festival, 04.23.04, Albuquerque, NM

Tribal Stew, LLC presents the 7th Annual Electric 49 Festival

ALBUQUERQUE, NM - The Electric 49 returns with a vengeance featuring
perhaps the best line-up yet.  Now in its seventh year, the Electric
49 has become one of the must see events for the thousands of people
in town during the weekend of the Gathering of Nations pow-wow in
Albuquerque.  Showcasing some of the best established bands as well
as up and coming artists in Indian Country, the Electric 49 has
grown into a one of a kind music festival, uniquely Native and
uniquely Southwestern.

Wholeheartedly rejecting the idea that Native music can only be
defined by worn out stereotypes from a different time, the Electric
49 presents a musical look at what is truly occurring today all
across Indian Country.  Tribal Stew, LLC proudly presents a
Southwest celebration of music, culture and unity - the 7th Annual
Electric 49.  For more information on this year's artists, see
below.

Note: This event is in no way connected with the official events of
the Gathering of Nations Pow-Wow and Pageant.

The 7th Annual Electric 49
Friday, April 23rd, 2004
Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Historic El Rey Theater
(Downtown on Central/7th)

Doors at 7:30pm / 21 and up

Ticket information TBA

Featuring:
Red Earth (Albuquerque, NM)
Casper Lomayesva (Phoenix, AZ)
Robert Mirabal (Taos, NM)
Native Roots (Albuquerque, NM)
With:
MC Don Burnstick (Winnipeg, Canada)
DJ Abel (Window Rock, AZ)

For more event information, please visit www.tribalstew.com

Source: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/groovinnativebeats/

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10. Speelyi-Mi Arts & Crafts Show, 03.13-14.04, Toppenish, WA

Speelyi-Mi Arts & Crafts Show
Legends Casino
Toppenish Wa

March 13-14 2004

Best of Show Beadwork
Exhibit - Only Displays
Toddler Fashion Show
Student Art
Fine Arts
Best of Show Basketry
Hand Drum Contest

For Information:

509.877.3505  HollyAnna Pinkham or Alyne DeCoteau
509.877.3565  Lydia Johnson
509.877.6229  Bessie Aiello

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11. American Indian Business Leaders (AIBL) 10th Annual National
Leadership Conference, 04.07-09.04, Las Vegas, NV


Announcing American Indian Business Leaders (AIBL) 10th Annual
National Leadership Conference

About the Conference:  AIBL's national conference is the hottest
place to be for Indian students and professionals to access business
information and expertise.  Each year AIBL's conference offers a
selection of activities designed to stimulate, enhance, and expand
our participants' educational experience beyond what is taught
through traditional academic methods, to address contemporary
business issues impacting Indian Country.

When:  April 7-9, 2004

Where:  Las Vegas, Nevada

Host Hotel:  MGM Grand  # 1-800-929-1111 Deadline:  March 8, 2004

Registration Fees:
Students $100,
Advisors $150,
Other $200

Pre-Registration Deadline:  March 12, 2004

Career Fair:  April 8, 2004, from 9-3pm,
Booth fees:
American Indian/Non-Profit $500
Government/Corporate $1000

Sponsorships Needed!  Help sponsor the conference or a student to
attend.

Website:  www.aibl.org
Phone:  406-243-4879

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12. 7th Annual New England Tribal Environmental Training
Conference, 02.16-19.04, Uncasville, CN

Dear Environmental Protection and Natural Resource Management
Partners:

On behalf of the federally recognized Indian Tribes in New England,
we would like to invite you to the 7th Annual New England Tribal
Environmental
Training Conference.  The conference will be held at the Mohegan Sun
Casino and Conference Center in Uncasville Connecticut February 16-
19, 2003.
The Mohegan Tribe and the Wampanoag (Aquinnah) Tribe will be co
hosting this year's conference.

The theme for this year's conference is "A Respect for the Earth,
Sun and Sky through Pollution Prevention".

This year we have included the following topics for the Training
session;
-  A New England Tribal Environmental Legal Affairs Summit
-  A "Green" Technology Products Exposition/Demonstration
-  Tribal Pollution Prevention Strategic Planning Session
-  Mohegan Tribe Hydrogen Generator Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

The goal of conducting these activities will be to provide an
opportunity for Tribal decision makers, environmental program
directors and Tribal legal staff to become knowledgeable with regard
to pollution prevention opportunities at each reservation and to
formulate a comprehensive yet unified intertribal approach for the
purpose of improving the quality of our Tribal environments.

Ultimately, the goal of the discussions will be to encourage Tribal
governments to partner with fellow tribes and take advantage of
sustainable innovations to further support Tribal self-governance in
environmental protection, regulation and enforcement. These concepts
will assist the Tribe's of New England to sustain Tribal resources,
Tribal health and
culture for the next seven generations.

In keeping with the "green nature" of our conference and to reduce
the environmental impact of our conference, we will be following the
principles
of "green conferencing." Accordingly, we will be utilizing the
Internet and e-mail to the greatest extent possible for distribution
of conference
notices, conference registration, and links to electronic
information associated with conference discussion topics. All of
this information
is available at:
www.netetc.vineyard.net

In light of the current budget constraints facing many
organizations, we have decided to eliminate conference registration
fees for all tribal
participants.

The Mohegan Tribe will also provide a free Traditional Feast on the
evening of February 18 with cultural presentations to entertain us.
Breaks with coffee/ snacks will be provided twice each day during
the conference sessions. Lunches will not be provided, however there
are over 29 restaurants conveniently located within the conference
center. For your further convenience, at the attached website is a
conference registration form, conference agenda, travel and lodging
information.

We look forward to your participation in this important conference.
If you have any questions or need additional information concerning
the conference, please contact Jeff Day at the Wampanoag Tribe
Natural Resources Department at (508) 645-9265 ext 161.

Sincerely,
Bret P. Stearns
Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)
Natural Resources Director

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13. UCLA Brown Bag Presentation Series on the Federal Relocation
Program, 02.23.04, Westwood, CA

For distribution only Please contact Dwight Youpee, Student
Affairs Officer UCLA American Indian Studies, (310) 206-7511,
dyoupee@...

Brown Bag Presentation Series

From Americanization to Self-Determination: the Federal Relocation
Program and American Indian Experience in Los Angeles, 1954-1972

Nicolas G. Rosenthal
Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History, UCLA
Pre-Doctoral Fellow, Institute of American Cultures and American
Indian Studies Center, UCLA

UCLA
12 o'clock Noon to 2:00 p.m.
Monday, February 23, 2004
3232 Campbell Hall

Between 1948 and 1978, the Bureau of Indian Affairs moved about
155,000 American Indians from Indian reservations to U.S. cities.
From its inception, this relocation program attempted to break
ties to reservations, promote nuclear families, and integrate
American Indians into the low-wage work force.  In response, Indian
people adopted a variety of strategies, culminating with their
eventual participation in the planning and implementation of
relocation policy.  This talk will chart the relocation program's
shift from Americanization to self-determination in Los Angeles,
arguing that this was representative of wider changes in federal
Indian policy.  Furthermore, it will suggest that the history of
relocation in Los Angeles can contribute to current critical
conversations about the relationships between Indian people and the
federal government.

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14. On-going Protecting the Family free Educational Course,
Pauma, CA


Protecting the Family FREE Educational Course Presented by The Peace
Between Partners Program

These are on-going weekly classes to educate the community to better
understand how to assist a family member or friend who is involved
with: Stalking, dating violence, domestic violence court procedures,
restraining orders, post traumatic stress, violence affecting
children, and more.

Indian Health Council, Inc.
PO Box 406
Pauma Valley, CA 92070

At IHCs Human Services Department
in the Luiseno Room,
From 1:00pm-2:00pm
Immediately following will be a Women's Talking Circle

For more information please call:
760-749-1410, ext. 5333 Keely Linton,
ext. 5327 Germaine Omish-Guachena,
or ext. 5357 LaVonne Prado

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15. Prayer for Calvin Miguel, serving in US Army

Calvin Miguel, United States Army, Hickiwan District, Charco 27, son
of Susie & Steve Miguel Sr., brother of Gary & Ernestine Ortega,
Steve & Stephanie Miguel, Uncle of Dwayne, Deidre, Jazmyne, & Staci
Ortega, Thaddeus Miguel, and Ky Ortega.

May it be Your will, God, that You lead us toward peace, and make us
reach our desired destination in life, gladness and peace.
May you rescue us from the hand of every foe, ambush, bandits and
evil animals along the way, and from all manner of punishments that
assemble to come to earth.
May you send blessing in our every handiwork, and grant us grace,
kindness and mercy in Your eyes and in the eyes of all who see us.
May you hear the sound of our supplication because You are God who
hears prayers.

Please say a prayer so that Calvin can fulfill his dreams and make
it home safe...GOD BLESS YOU!

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16. 7th Cine Las Americas International Film Festival CALL FOR
Youth ENTRIES, deadline 03.01.04, Austin, TX

CALLING ALL YOUNG FILMMAKERS
A celebration of Emerging Filmmakers is the youth component
of the 7th Cine Las Americas International Film Festival, and is
open to filmmakers under the age of 19. Special consideration will
be given to African-American, Latino, and Native-American
productions.

This special selection will be produced by the students of Johnston
High School involved in Cine Las Americas' education programs.
Feature and short films of all forms will be considered, including
narrative, documentary, experimental, and animation.

The festival is scheduled for April 21 through 25, 2004, in Austin,
Texas. Open through March 1st 2004.

Visit WWW.CINELASAMERICAS.ORG for submission forms and information.
YOUTH FILM ENTRIES DO NOT HAVE TO PAY SUBMISSION FEE.  Email
FESTIVAL@... for more information.

Cine Las Americas promotes cross-cultural understanding and growth
by educating, entertaining and challenging our community through
media and film of the Americas. This mission is made possible with
support from the City of Austin under the Cultural Grants Program,
the Texas Commission on the Arts and Johnston High School.

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17. Indian Summer Music Awards, 09.10-12.04, Milwaukee, WI

Summer festival - Wisconsin

Note to any and all Native musicians out there.... Indian Summer
festival in Milwaukee, Wisconsin will be having our very first music
awards (ISMA) this year during the festival which will be held
Sept.10-12th. Please check our website
(http://www.indiansummer.org/) for more info and a submission
application that can be downloaded.  This info is set to be put up
on our site this week sometime. Pass the word around!!

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18. Patriot artwork on line

This rock is located on highway 25, and kids used to cover it with
obscenities.  However, since the rock was repainted, it's been left
alone.

The rock is located in Adair County, between Greenfield, and I-80.
The kid that painted it is a local guy, named Bubba Sorenson.

Be sure to scroll all the way down to see all sides of the rock.

http://www.ticz.com/homes/users/bob/On-A-Rock/On-A-Rock.htm

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19. American Indian Council of Architects and Engineers website
with listings of Native architects.

If you or your tribe are looking for Native architects for design
and construction projects, be sure to see the American Indian
Council of Architects and Engineers (AICAE) website  at
www.aicae.org/.  Visit the Directory for names and contact
information. For a hardcopy of the directory, contact one of the
AICAE officers.

One significant name that is not included in the AICAE directory is
Johnpaul Jones of Jones & Jones at www.jonesandjones.com/, as well
as Ken Rhyne of Red Thunder Studio in  Atlanta, GA and Dennis Sun
Rhodes of AmerIndian Architecture www.amerindian.com/

This is a very good list and an interesting one.  Please share
widely.

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20. National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development
Conference, 02.9-12.04, Las Vegas, NV

Event Details
February 9-12, 2004
The Riviera Hotel
Las Vegas, Nevada
Call 800-634-6753 for hotel reservations
- mention "RES 2004" when making your reservations

Conference Highlights

Monday, February 9, 2004
-  RES 2004 Golf Outing at the Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort,
Sponsored by Mandaree Enterprise Corporation
-  Welcome Reception, Sponsored by Honeywell

Tuesday, February 10, 2004
-  Welcome Breakfast & General Session, Sponsored by Washington
Mutual
-  Concurrent Workshops (morning and afternoon sessions)
-  Recognition/Awards Luncheon, Sponsored by Raytheon
-  Sessions also offered:
     Effective Conference Planning, Business Marketing Strategies &
Techniques, NASA, Sundance Film Festival's Native Forum
-  A Night of Comedy... REZ Style

Wednesday, February 11, 2004
-  RES 2004 Power Breakfast, Sponsored by MGM Mirage
-  Procurement Pavilion (Federal & Corporate),
     Sponsored by JKT/PCL Construction & UPS
-  Concurrent Workshops (morning and afternoon sessions)
-  Information Technology Reception, Sponsored by AT&T
-  Sessions also offered:
     SBA 8(a) Basics, Funding Your Business, Outreach to Hire American
     Indians/Alaska Natives in the Federal Government (hosted by The
EPA)
-  American Indian business Trade Fair Kick-Off & Networking
Reception,
     Sponsored by Hilton Hotels Corporation

Thursday, February 12, 2004
-  Trade Fair Power Breakfast, Sponsored by Northrup-Grumman
-  Opening/Ribbon Cutting American Indian Business Trade Fair,
     Sponsored by ChevronTexaco & Office Depot
-  American Indian Business Trade Fair
-  RES 2004 Indian Business Achievement Awards Luncheon
     Sponsored by Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.
-  Trade Fair refreshment cafe, Sponsored by Altria Group, Inc.

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21. Native youth workshop on how to produce radio, 3.25-29.04,
Culver City, CA

ATTENTION -- American Indian High School Students

On March 25-29, 2004 six American Indian Students get a chance to
work in a one-on-one mentorship with a National Public Radio
professional producer.  This pilot high school training program is
the result of a partnership between InterTribal Entertainment (a job-
training program of Southern California Indian Center, Inc.) and
Next Generation Radio (NPR) from Washington D.C.
(http://www.npr.org/about/nextgen/index.html

In a five-day intensive training boot camp, students will learn how
to produce their own story for radio.  The classes will be held at
the new NPR West Coast facility in Culver City at 9909 Jefferson
Blvd.  Classes are free to participants.

Schedule
Thursday
4:00pm  Sign up/Meet & Greet
5:00pm -- 9:00pm Class/Workshop

Friday
5:00pm -- 9:00pm Class/Workshop

Saturday
ALL DAY  Field production/Lab

Sunday
ALL DAY  Lab/Story Production

Monday
5:00pm -- 9:00pm    Story Presentations/Wrap

Qualifications and Requirements
Serious High School Students with computer experience.

Be there on time everyday (15 minutes early!!!)

Using your best grammar and punctuation, please answer with NO LESS
THAN 50 words for each of the following two questions:

What do you like about radio?

What would be your vision of an American Indian Youth radio network?

Submit
Email to: info@... or Fax to: (213) 387-9061

Include your name, parent or guardian, mailing address, phone,
Email, age and grade in High School.

For questions call Roscoe at: (213) 387-5772.

We will contact you immediately to let you know we have received
your application.  You will be notified of acceptance no later than
March 1.

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22. Free Entrepreneurship, "Start Your Own Business" classes for
Native Youth, beginning 02.24.04, Commerce, CA

Learn how to be your own boss! Class is designed for Native youth,
ages 13-19. This FREE 6 day class runs Tuesday - Thursday, February
24th-26th &
Tuesday - Thursday, March 9th-11th
All days 6:30pm - 8:30pm
(Must be present for all 6 days)
The week in between is for students to work on their business plans.

Get a head start on your earning potential; come learn what it takes
to start your own business. Parents are welcome to join the classes,
too. Sign up early, space is limited to 15 students!

All Classes held at Southern Californian Indian Center, Commerce.
6055 E. Washington Blvd.,
Commerce, CA 90040

Classes taught by Jennifer Villalobos (Tohono O'odham), using the
Kauffman Foundation curriculum. Sponsored by Rotary Club, District
5300, Kauffman Foundation, Southern California Indian Center, Inc.,
and Varenchik & Associates.

Register by emailing Jennifer Villalobos at ndnjenjen@...,
send your Name, Address, Age, Telephone Number and the type of
business you think would interest you. For more information call
(818) 434-3850.

Any Native Business owners that would like the opportunity to share
their experience with the class, please contact Jennifer at the
above listed info.




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Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
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Date: Sat, 07 Feb 2004 10:26:09 -0500 (EST)
From: NContreras@...
Reply-To: environmentaleducators@yahoogroups.com
To: environmentaleducators@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [environmentaleducators] Summer 2004 Fellowship in the Andes and
     Amazon-Please distribute.



Dear folks at the Arizona Association for Environmental Education,


Could you please share information about our Center's Teacher Fellowships for
the Andes and the Amazon Field School in Ecuador for Summer 2004 with your
members?  Our program which includes rainforest education and an analysis of how
indigenous peoples interact with their environment versus nonindigenous
peoples may be of interest to your memebership.


Your assistance in getting the word out about this opportunity would be
greatly appreciated.  Thank you!


-Stefanie


**********


SUMMER TEACHER FELLOWSHIP

The Andes and the Amazon Summer Field School 2004

Second Session: July 2-24, 2004

http://www.asu.edu/clas/latin/ecuador/Summer/teacher.html


K-12 and community college teachers with an interest in Latin America are
eligible to receive one of four $1,000.00 teacher fellowships to participate in
the second session (July 2-24, 2004) of the Andes and the Amazon Summer Field
School in Ecuador.


Recipients must:

- be U.S. citizens

- enroll in IED/REL 494/591: Teaching Indigenous Cultures


***Preference given to applicants who can communicate in Spanish***


To apply: Please send a current résumé and a letter of interest written on
school letterhead, describing your Spanish speaking abilities and plans for
incorporating the knowledge and experience gained from the field school into
your
classroom curriculum.


Application materials may be mailed or faxed no later than

5 p.m. on March 7th, 2004 to:


      Dr. Tod Swanson, Director

      Center for Latin American Studies

      Lattie F. Coor Hall, Rm. 4450

      Arizona State University

      PO Box 874502

      Tempe, AZ  85287-4502


      Fax: 480-965-6679


For more information on the field school (including a general overview,
frequently asked questions, photographs, facutly bios, and syllabi), please go
to:

http://www.asu.edu/clas/latin/ecuador/Summer/summer.html


For more information about the required course, please go to:

http://www.asu.edu/clas/latin/ecuador/Courses/relied.htm


These fellowships were made possible through a Title VI grant from the U.S.
Department of Education to ASU's Center for Latin American Studies to enhance
the study of Latin America and specifically the Andean region throughout the
university and the general community.  For more information, please contact Dr.
Tod Swanson at 480-965-5127 or Tod.Swanson@....


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Stefanie L. Bobar          Secretary, Administrative

Center for Latin American Studies  Tel: 480-965-4191

Arizona State University           Fax: 480-965-6679

PO Box 874502                E-mail: slbobar@...

Tempe, AZ  85287-4502  http://www.asu.edu/clas/latin

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Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
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Date: Fri, 06 Feb 2004 15:01:11 -0700
From: Grand Canyon National Park Foundation <info@...>
To: mansel.nelson@...
Subject: native american boatmen internship program

Dear Mansel -

I got your name from Jacob Fillion, Environmental Education Branch Chief at
Grand Canyon National Park.  I wanted to ask your help in circulating a
position announcement for a new internship program at the park, sponsored by
the Grand Canyon National Park Foundation.  It's called the "Native American
Boatmen Internship Program" and was recently established to offer
opportunities for Native Americans (men and women) to explore careers as
boatmen within the National Park Service and/or for private river running
companies.

While I know you handle Environmental Education Outreach at NAU, we thought
perhaps you and your colleagues might know students or other individuals who
would be suitable candidates for the internship.  The deadline to apply is
February 25.  Attached is the full position announcement with details on how
to apply.  We also have the information posted on our website at
www.gcnpf.org/nabi.html.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email or give us a call.

Thanks for your help!

Kim Westcott, Management Assistant
Grand Canyon National Park Foundation
625 N. Beaver Street, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Tel: 928-774-1760; Fax: 928-774-1240
Email:  kim@...

INDEX:
1. CONGRATULATIONS TO NATIVE SHARE
MODERATOR-JENNIFER VILLALOBOS
2. NIDDK/NIH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT SUMMER RESEARCH
PROGRAM
3. The Public Policy and International Affairs (PPIA) Junior
Summer Institute
4. Announcing American Indian Business Leaders (AIBL)
10th Annual National Leadership Conference
5. National Tribal Environmental Council
11th National Conference "Conserving Harmony in Creation;
Empowering Tribal Nations"
6. CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS
7. HEADLANDS INDIAN HEALTH CAREERS
2004 SUMMER ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

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1. CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!

Los Angeles, CA - The National Center
for American Indian Enterprise Development (NCAIED)
announced Jennifer Villalobos as this year's honoree for their
"NCAIED Youth Entrepreneurship Award."

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2. NIDDK/NIH High School Students Summer Research
Program

National High School Students Summer Research
Apprentice Program (NHSSSRAP) is a collaboration
between National Institutes of Health(NIH)/National
Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney
Diseases (NIDDK) and Charles Drew University (in
California).  The purpose is to increase the number of
ethnic minorities involved in biomedical research.
This 8 week program provides high school students with
the opportunities to learn what biomedical research is
by being actively involved in a project, being a
member of a scientific research team, understanding
collective responsibility, and presenting their
research project to a panel of experienced researcher
and their peers at NIH in Bethesda, MD.  Students also
received a $1,800 stipend.

ELIGIBILITY:
1. Student must obtain a grade average of a B
2. Student must be in the 9th through 12th grade at
the time of the application due date

APPLICATION PROCESS:
1. Application form.  Down load at:
http://www.niddk.nih.gov/fund/divisions/omhrc/stusummer.html

2. Essay: A 250 word essay statement of the reason for
participation in the program
3. Parental Consent Form
4. W-9 form
5. Official academic transcript

DEADLINE:  Monday, March 1, 2004

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Call Drew University at
800.300.2847 or 323.249.5704 or
[mailto:emtaylor@...] or Office of Minority
Health Research Coordination at NIH/NIDDK at
301.435.2988 or [mailto:MartinezW@...]

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3. The Public Policy and International Affairs (PPIA) Junior
Summer Institute

An intensive seven week academic training program for college
juniors. The summer institute prepares undergraduate students
for graduate studies in policy and international affairs.
Participants complete course work in economics, statistics, and
policy analysis; and visit local, state and federal government
agencies and non profit organizations. Each year we select thirty
students from across the country.
Benefits
Students selected to participate receive:
* Assistance with travel expenses to and from the Summer
Institute
* $1000 Stipend
* Free room and board
* Free books and materials
* Free GRE course
* A minimum $5000 fellowship from a consortium graduate
school where the PPIA fellow is accepted
Eligibility
-Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents
-Applicants must apply during their junior year of college
-Applicants must have a demonstrated interest in policy issues
most affecting historically underserved communities, including
African Americans, Asian Americans/South Asians, Native
Americans, Pacific Islanders, Latinos/as and a commitment to
working on these issues, as shown by past and/or current
service
Application
The application deadline is March 1, 2004.
Applicants are able to download applications or fill out
applications online by clicking on the following link:
http://www.ppiaprogram.org/app/
For more information about the PPIA program please visit our
website at: http://www.ppiaprogram.org/programs/berkeley/ or
feel free to contact me via email or by telephone at (510)
643-8561.
Sincerely,
Talitha Green

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Talitha Green
Recruitment Coordinator &
Director of the Public Policy and International Affairs (PPIA)
   Junior Summer Institute at UC Berkeley
Goldman School of Public Policy
University of California, Berkeley
2607 Hearst Avenue
Berkeley, CA   94720-7320
Phone: 510/643-8561 Fax: 510/643-6274
Website: http://gspp.berkeley.edu/

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4. Announcing American Indian Business Leaders (AIBL)
10th Annual National Leadership Conference

About the Conference:  AIBL's national conference is
the hottest place
to be for Indian students and professionals to access
business
information and expertise.  Each year AIBL's
conference offers a
selection of activities designed to stimulate,
enhance, and expand our
participants' educational experience beyond what is
taught through
traditional academic methods, to address contemporary
business issues
impacting Indian Country.

When:  April 7-9, 2004

Where:  Las Vegas, Nevada

Host Hotel:  MGM Grand  # 1-800-929-1111 Deadline:
March 8, 2004

Registration Fees:  Students $100, Advisors $150,
Other $200
Pre-Registration Deadline:  March 12, 2004

Career Fair:  April 8, 2004, from 9-3pm, Booth fees
American
Indian/Non-Profit $500 and Government/Corporate $1000

Sponsorships Needed!  Help sponsor the conference or a
student to
attend.

Website:  www.aibl.org

Phone:  406-243-4879

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5. National Tribal Environmental Council
11th National Conference "Conserving Harmony in Creation;
Empowering Tribal Nations"



Hosted by Catawba Indian Nation of South Carolina

April 19-22, 2004

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina



The National Tribal Environmental Council (NTEC) 11th National
Conference
brings together Tribal and Federal Environmental officials and
other
cooperating agencies/organizations to review and discuss the
state of
the
environment in Indian Country. The conference provides an
opportunity
to
share specific program information with Tribes in an open and
integrated
fashion in order to reach as many Tribal Environmental officials
as
possible. Each year NTEC highlights hazardous waste, air,
water, and
other
environmental issues currently of concern in Indian Country.

For more information on this year's event including a tentative
agenda,
lodging and information regarding the Legislative Golf
Tournament,
please go
to www.ntec.org to download a detailed brochure.

Attendee Registration Information:

The early bird discount rate is $275 for members and $325 for
non-members.
To register at this rate we must receive your registration and
payment
by
February 20th.  To register call 1-888.526.1242 or to register
online,
simply click below:

Exhibitor Registration Information:

NTEC is pleased to offer a limited amount of Exhibit space for
organizations, firms and vendors to meet one-on-one with the
more than
300
expected Natural Resource, Environmental Studies and Tribal
representatives
throughout the event. Space is on a first-come first served basis
with
booth
selection available upon receipt of payment. For more
information,
contact
Scott at 888-254-9128 ext. 16.  Or, to register online now, simply
click the
link below:

For more information regarding registrations, exhibits and
sponsorship
opportunities please contact Scott Corda at 888-254-9128 ext.
16.

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6. Call for Presentations

  Language is Life: the 11th Annual Stabilizing Indigenous
Languages Conference

    at the University of California at Berkeley

    June 11-13, 2004

    Hosted by The Advocates for Indigenous California
Language Survival

    and the Survey of California and Other Indian
Languages (Department
    of Linguistics, University of California at
Berkeley)

The Stabilizing Indigenous Languages Steering
committee invites
    interested individuals and groups to give
presentations at SILC this
    year, either in the form of a 15-minute talk (or
less), a 1 1/2 hour
    workshop, or else to join one of our suggested
panels, which will be
    1 1/2 hours in length.  Suggested panels include:

    Master-apprentice programs
    Immersion schools
    Archives and intellectual property rights
    Developing and using new writing systems
    Revitalizing languages without speakers

    We will also make time and space for the showing of
films on
    language loss and language revitalization, if you
have anything
    you'd like to show.

    See either of the following websites for the
registration and
    presentation forms

         http://www.aicls.org or


         http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~jar/SIL9brochure.html

Prof. Leanne Hinton
Chair, Dept. of Linguistics
1203 Dwinelle Hall
University of California
Berkeley, CA 94720-2650

email: hinton@...
fax: (510) 643-5688
phone: (510) 643-7621

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7. HEADLANDS INDIAN HEALTH CAREERS
2004 SUMMER ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

The Headland Indian Health Careers Program is an
eight-week summer program (June 6 - July 31, 2004)
designed to increase the science and mathematics
backgrounds and communication skills of American
Indian students interested in a health career and
presently in their senior year of high school or
freshman year of college.  Applicants should have
completed at least two years of algebra and two
science courses and maintained at least a 2.50 GPA
(B-/C+ average) in high school.

This academic enrichment and reinforcement program
consists of mini-block courses in Calculus, Chemistry,
Physics, Biology, and Communication and Writing Skills
and is designed to increase the students' backgrounds
and skills so they may achieve levels of performance
necessary for rigorous college academics.  Topics are
presented in a series of lectures and laboratories,
which are complemented with individual tutorials.

Participants receive: All expenses paid (room, board,
and round trip airfare) and $500 stipend.  The program
will be held on the main campus of the University of
Oklahoma in Norman.

Counselor positions are also available: College
Upperclassmen and Health Professional Students will be
selected to serve as dorm counselors, tutors, and role
models for the participants.  Counselors will be
provided with free room and board during the eight
week program as well as transportation costs and
receive a $1,600.00 stipend.



WARNING:  This is not a summer camp, it is an
intensive and rigorous academic program.  If the
applicant is expecting an easy summer they will be
rudely disappointed.  Participant will be expected to
attend all classes and field trips, keep up with a
rigorous schedule and large amounts of homework, and
give a formal cultural presentation (speech) and write
a term paper on their tribe.

For more information visit our web site:
www.headlands.ouhsc.edu.  Print out a copy or our
application material by clicking "How to Apply."
Application deadline is March 15.

If you have any questions, or are unable to print the
application materials, feel free to call us at
405-271-2250 or email us at Headlands@...

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We have a position open at ITEP.  Please pass along to anyone that might be
interested.

http://hr.nau.edu/m/job/300/316/554362

man

>Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 18:43:08 -0700
>From: pat ellsworth <patricia.ellsworth@...>
>Subject: search for Instr Spec, Sr
>X-Sender: pme2@...
>To: marylynn.quartaroli@..., jennifer.williams@...,
>         david.delmar@..., tyrone.jones@...
>Cc: bridget.bero@..., virgil.masayesva@..., mehrdad.khatibi@...,
>         Farshid.Farsi@..., twila.gleason@...,
> carol.seumptewa@...,
>         connie.singer@..., mansel.nelson@...
>
>The vacancy for Instructional Specialist, Senior was posted on the HR
>website Monday, Feb 9, 2004.
>
>The closing date is March 1, 2004.
>
>The position will be advertised in the Sunday edition of AZ Daily Sun and
>in the next issue of Navajo Hopi Observer. We will also post to the ITEP
>website and to listserves.
>
>Ty:
>Can you post to the ITEP website?
>Thanks.
>
>
>Patricia M. Ellsworth, Ph.D.
>Curriculum Coordinator
>American Indian Air Quality Training Program
>Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP)
>Northern Arizona University
>Box 15004
>Flagstaff, AZ  86011
>phone: 928-523-6721
>fax: 928-523-1266
>patricia.ellsworth@...
>http://www.nau.edu/itep


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Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275 / 1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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>
>
>Now I need some help .. I really want this Williams workshop to go because
>we do have 2 teachers from Williams and 2 from Grand Canyon and I know
>that word of mouth is the best marketing mechanism!  Below is the info:
>Saturday, February 28, 2004 - Project WET Focused on Northern AZ
>Time: 8:00am - 4:30pm
>Location: Williams Elementary/Middle School (7th/8th grade science room),
>Williams, AZ
>Cost: $20 Registration Fee (lunch provided)
>Contact: Joan Larimore, Williams Chamber of Commerce, 928-635-2447 or
>Ashley Klein aeklein@... or 520.792.9591 ext. 26
>
>If you can think of anyone that would be interested please let me
>know!  I'll send them the registration and flyer.  Thanks so much ... come
>on over if you're available!  Kerry
>
>Kerry Schwartz
>Project WET Coordinator
>Water Resources Research Center
>The University of Arizona
>350 N. Campbell Ave.
>Tucson, AZ  85719
>voice: 520-792-9591 x22
>fax: 520-792-8518
>http://ag.arizona.edu/AZWATER/wet/


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Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275 / 1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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>Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 15:07:06 +0000
>From: Jill Rubio <jrubio@...>
>Subject: Registration for 4 corners PLT
>X-Sender: jrubio@...
>To: jrubio@...
>X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Pro Version 4.0.2
>
>Greetings,
>
>Attached is the registration form and flyer for the 4-Corners Project
>Learning Tree Workshop March 25-27, 2004.
>
>Please note that the sign up deadline is February 24, 2004.
>
>Please distribute to your contacts in the area.
>
>Thank you,
>
>Jill Rubio
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Jill Rubio .  Arizona State Coordinator .  Project Learning Tree
>The University of Arizona  .  350 N. Campbell Ave  .  Tucson, AZ 85719
>ph. 520.792.9591 ext 24  .  fax 520.792.8518  .  jrubio@...
>Visit our website:  http://ag.arizona.edu/extension/plt/


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Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275 / 1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
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"We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our
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Greetings,

Attached is the registration form and flyer for the 4-Corners Project
Learning Tree Workshop March 25-27, 2004.

Please note that the sign up deadline is February 24, 2004.

Please distribute to your contacts in the area.

Thank you,

Jill Rubio
(See attached file: 4 corners  fire flyer.doc)(See attached file: 4 Corners
Registration form.rtf)



      Jill Rubio .  Arizona State Coordinator .  Project Learning Tree
   The University of Arizona  .  350 N. Campbell Ave  .  Tucson, AZ 85719
   ph. 520.792.9591 ext 24  .  fax 520.792.8518  .  jrubio@...
          Visit our website:  http://ag.arizona.edu/extension/plt/

Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator

Educators / Future Educators

I highly recommend the following workshop.

If you are interested, please respond immediately.  They may cancel the
workshop if not enough people sign up.

man

>Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 15:07:06 +0000
>From: Jill Rubio <jrubio@...>
>Subject: Registration for 4 corners PLT
>X-Sender: jrubio@...
>To: jrubio@...
>X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Pro Version 4.0.2
>
>Greetings,
>
>Attached is the registration form and flyer for the 4-Corners Project
>Learning Tree Workshop March 25-27, 2004.
>
>Please note that the sign up deadline is February 24, 2004.
>
>Please distribute to your contacts in the area.
>
>Thank you,
>
>Jill Rubio
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Jill Rubio .  Arizona State Coordinator .  Project Learning Tree
>The University of Arizona  .  350 N. Campbell Ave  .  Tucson, AZ 85719
>ph. 520.792.9591 ext 24  .  fax 520.792.8518  .  jrubio@...
>Visit our website:  http://ag.arizona.edu/extension/plt/


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Mansel A. Nelson
Program Coordinator                               Voice 928 523 1275 / 1496
Environmental Education Outreach Program          Fax 928 523 1280
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  mansel.nelson@...
PO Box 5765
Northern Arizona University                       Hanley Hall
Flagstaff, AZ 86011                               Bldg 7, Room 112
http://www.nau.edu/eeop/
*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/

"We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our
children."  Native American Proverb

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