CIRI is accepting resumes for the following positions. Interested applicants are invited to submit a resume to Pamela King, Manager, Human Resources, CIRI, 2525 C Street, Suite 500, Anchorage, AK.

General Functions: Assists in processing corporate, shareholder distribution, and employee accounts payables, bank reconciliations, and account analysis. Prepares cash receipts for deposit, completes deposit slips, and other duties as assigned.

Skills/abilities: This position requires neat and legible handwriting and speedy use of calculators, typewriter and computer terminal. Must have good oral and written communication skills.

Minimum Experience: Knowledge of accounting principles and procedures with a strong emphasis in accounts payable. One or two years college education and one year practical experience in accounting or two years progressively responsible accounting experience; or any combination of education and experience to equal two years.

CIRI is accepting resumes for the 1999 CIRI Summer Intern Program as well as seasonal, summer employment. This year, a variety of positions ranging from grounds keeping to administrative support are anticipated. If you are interested in summer employment at CIRI please submit a resume and brief cover letter indicating the type of position you would like to be considered for through the program.

CIRI is committed to promoting education among shareholders and has offered summer internships since 1996. The program is designed to provide valuable skills and work experience, while earning money for school, through placements within CIRI and its affiliates. The program also allows participants to gain a better understanding of the corporation and its subsidiaries.

Interested shareholders or descendants who are currently attending school and at least 17 years of age are eligible to apply. For more information, contact Pamela King, manager, Human Resources, P.O. Box 93330, Anchorage, AK 99503 or fax (907) 263-5182.

Kenai Fjords Tours is now accepting applications for summer employment for the following full time, seasonal positions:

* Reservations/Phone Sales * Data Entry/Computer Entry

* Warehouse/Inventory Personnel * Sales Clerk/Gift Shop

* Deckhands/ Passenger Safety and Assistance

Applications are available at Kenai Fjords Tours located at 536 West 3rd Avenue, In Anchorage, (907)276-6249, or by calling the Seward office at (907)224-8068.

Prince William Sound Cruises & Tours is now accepting applications for summer employment for the following full time, seasonal positions in the Valdez office:

* Deckhands * Ticket Sales/Reservations

* Growler Island Kitchen Staff * Growler Island Grounds Staff

* Boat Cleaners/Inventory Personnel

All positions require excellent customer service skills. For more information or to submit a resume contact Prince William Sound Cruises & Tours, P.O. Box 1297, Valdez, AK, 99686 or (907)835-4731.

The Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge is also accepting resumes for summer employment for the following full time, seasonal positions in Talkeetna:

* Front Desk Personnel * Housekeeping Staff

* Restaurant Staff * Maintenance Staff

* Tour Desk Sales Agents

Resumes may be submitted to Alaska Heritage Tours, 2525 C Street, Suite 405, Anchorage, AK 99503.

The Alaska Native Heritage Center, opening this May, is recruiting applicants for summer employment. Applicants for the following positions should possess customer service skills and be willing to share Alaska Native culture with others.

Cultural Program Positions Guest Services Positions

* Stage Crew * Ticketing

* Emcee * Information Desk

* Demonstrating Artists * Greeters/Guides

* Talking Circle Staff * Ushers

* Village Site Staff Hosts & Crew

ANHC is offering an extensive training session for all new employees. To apply, contact the ANHC at 263-5170 or 1-800-315-6608 for an application form, or visit their offices at 2525 C Street, Suite 301.

The Alaska Native Justice Center and UAA Justice Center are pleased to offer a Justice Careers Seminar to be held May 16-28. The Justice Careers Seminar is a 2-week program introducing Alaska Native college students to careers in justice. The program is designed in recognition that few Alaska Natives hold career positions in the justice system. Students will learn about the nature of and qualifications necessary for justice system positions. The intensive seminar includes both classroom instruction and tours through Anchorage-area justice institutions. The application deadline is April 2, 199. For an application or more information, contact Geri Simon at the Alaska Native Justice Center, (907) 265-5963.

The Koahnic Broadcast Corporation Training Center is seeking applicants to participate in the 1999 Alaska Native Youth Media Institute, open to 15 Alaska Native and Native American students in grades 10 through 12.

The one-week Institute is a unique opportunity for students interested in media careers to participate in a mix of intensive courses taught by the country's top media professionals. Students focus their learning in one of the following areas: radio production, television/video production, production of print news media, and photojournalism.

The 1999 Alaska Native Youth Media Institute will be held in Anchorage June 5 through 12, 1999. All training workshops are conducted in the studios of KNBA 90.3 FM, the country's first urban Native radio station, or on the campus of Alaska Pacific University. The application deadline is April 2, 1999.

The KBC Training Center provides programs aimed at increasing the participation and professional advancement of Native Americans working in the media. For more information or to receive an application, contact D'Anne Hamilton at (907) 258-8886.

The U.S. Department of Interior hopes to increase diversity in their work force by providing internship opportunities to qualified Native American students. A ten-week summer internship provides professional experience to enable students to make educated career choices. A variety of intern placements within various disciplines are anticipated, including:

Geology * Engineering * Computer Sciences * Political Science * Policy Development * Business Management * Pre-Law * Natural Resources * Accounting * Earth Science * Biology * Ecology

All applicants must be a currently enrolled student, have a minimum 3.0 GPA, completed their freshman year of college by June 1999, and be a member of a federally recognized Indian tribe.

The internship period is from May 31 to August 6 with round-trip travel provided. Stipends are determined by academic status, and initial assistance in locating suitable housing within the intern's budget will be available. The deadline for applicants is March 31, 1999.

For more information, contact Bill Welton or Barbara Cornelius at Haskell Indian Nations University, 155 Indian Avenue, Box 5018, Lawrence, Kansas 66046, (785) 749-8409.