CIRI Tourism Revenue and Receivables Clerk
This position is responsible for billing tasks including collection and data entry; recording revenue and reconciling sales reports to cash and credit card deposits; and general accounting support. For a complete job description and application, visit the CIRI web site at www.ciri.com or call (907) 263-5123. The completed job application and brief cover letter should be directed to Miranda Fuller, CIRI Human Resources, P.O. Box 93330, Anchorage, AK 99509.

CIRI Summer Employment Opportunities
CIRI shareholders and Alaska Natives are strongly en-couraged to apply for a variety of summer employment openings including Community Relations Intern, Groundskeeper, Human Resources Clerk, Land Department Clerk, and Transfer Coordinator. Applications and complete job descriptions may be found on the CIRI web site at www.ciri.com.

Southcentral Foundation Job Openings
Southcentral Foundation is seeking to fill three Program Manager positions in Family Health Resources, The Pathway Home, and the Resource and Development Division. These positions will oversee and develop multiple programs in their departments and work as part of the senior leadership team. A bachelor’s degree or equivalent academic training and work experience is required.

All Southcentral foundation salaries are DOE with excellent benefits. See full job descriptions and apply online at www.scf.cc or contact Jeff Jessen at jjessen@scf.cc for more information.

CITC Seeking Director, Educational Services System
The Director manages the Educational Services System department under the oversight of the Chief of Operations. The Director is responsible for implementation, employee development, fiscal planning, budget development and monitoring, as well as compliance of state, federal and grant requirements of all programs within the education delivery system. Qualifications for this position include a master’s degree, Ph.D. or Ed.D; a minimum of five years administrative experience in the field of tribal service delivery; five years experience designing and implementing Alaska Native educational programming; and an understanding of the history of education in Alaska and its past and present impact on Alaska Natives and Native Americans. A complete job description and employment application may be found on the Cook Inlet Tribal Council web site at www.citci.com or by calling (907) 276-8822 or toll-free (888) 667-2442.

Alaska Native Heritage Center Project Coordinator
The Project Coordinator will work on the Alaska Native Heritage Center village site restoration project. Responsibilities include assisting the exhibits and collections curator with the planning, research, maintenance and documentation of the Heritage Center’s village site restoration. Candidates should be able to work independently as well as with a highly competent team. They must possess knowledge of the museum profession, especially collections and exhibitory policies, knowledge of Alaska Native art from all cultures, knowledge of computer programs related to curatorial responsibilities, knowledge of design and building of cases and displays; and have good written and verbal communication skills. At least two years project management and museum experience is required. A complete job description is available on the Alaska Native Heritage Center web site at www.alaskanative.net.

First Alaskans Institute Summer Intern Program
First Alaskans Institute is seeking applicants for a 2005 Summer Intern Program, which will place 30 Alaska Native undergraduate and graduate students in businesses and organizations throughout Alaska to provide leadership development experiences in areas such as oil and gas, industry, education, health, communications and public policy. The paid internships are 10 weeks, from early June to mid-August. While schedules can be adjusted based on student academic schedules, interns are expected to complete the entire 10-week session. Interns will receive leadership development and training each Friday. Where feasible, audio and/or visual connections will be arranged for interns not located in Anchorage.

Students in good academic standing and college juniors, seniors or graduate students are welcome to apply. First Alaskans Institute must receive completed application packets by close of business on April 15. Only completed applications will be accepted.
Final selection of interns will be completed by the end of April. For an application and more information, visit the First Alaskans Institute web site at www.firstalaskans.org or contact Sarah Sherry, program officer, at ssherry@firstalaskans.org.

Funding for this summer intern program is provided by grants from the U.S. Department of Labor and the Denali Commission.