CIRI Announces Job Openings
CIRI shareholders and Alaska Natives are strongly encouraged to apply for the following job openings at CIRI. A resume and brief cover letter should be addressed to Pamela Allen, Human Resources, CIRI, PO Box 93330, Anchorage, Alaska 99509-3330.

Shareholder Records Coordinator
The shareholder records coordinator acts as a liaison between shareholders, the Shareholder Relations Department and various agencies regarding shareholder-related matters. This position provides assistance in person, by phone and through written correspondence. He or she will process shareholder record changes and other statistical changes in the computer. The minimum experience in this position is a high school education and some college with emphasis on business and office skills, minimum six months computer data processing; or any combination of training and experience that provides the required skills and abilities.

Courier
This position is responsible for completing all errands and deliveries in a professional and timely manner. This position requires a high school education or combination of education and abilities necessary to perform duties of the job. All applicants must have a current Alaska driver's license and good driving record.

Fulfillment Assistant, CIRI Alaska Tourism
Position is responsible for filling all requests for CIRI Alaska Tourism brochures and collateral pieces for all tourism properties. Minimum experience able to type 30 words per minute and use of basic computer and office skills. Knowledge of Microsoft Office products preferred, particularly Microsoft Access.
Heritage Center Seeks Summer Employees
The Alaska Native Heritage Center is recruiting for summer season employees. Full- and part-time positions are available for guest service hosts, village site hosts and maintenance. Employment begins in May and continues through September. Applicants must enjoy providing the best customer service to guests and be knowledgeable of Alaska Native cultures. Knowledge of Alaska Native languages a plus. Interested applicants are encouraged to contact Matias Infante, Human Resources Manager, at (907) 330-8052.
Peak Offers Summer Hire Program
Are you a continuing college student who is looking for summer employment? Do you have a sense of adventure and like to work outdoors? The application deadline is April 20 for the Peak Oilfield Service Co. summer hire program. Students who have completed at least one year of college and are planning to return to college are eligible to apply.

The summer season is divided into two, six-week work sessions: early June through mid-July and mid-July through late August. Work sessions are on Alaska's North Slope and average 12-hour work days. Responsibilities include picking up garbage, putting reflectors in the road, filling sandbags and performing other duties as required. Students are housed at base camp in a dormitory setting with air transportation to and from the North Slope and meals provided.

If you are willing to work hard and have a sense of adventure, send a cover letter stating interest in summer hire with resume to Peak Oilfield Service Co., 2525 C Street, Suite 201, Anchorage, AK 99503 or fax to (907) 263-7041. All applicants are chosen by lottery and notified in late-April. Alaska's People is available to assist with resumes and may be reached at (907) 263-7013.
U-DOC High School Summer Enrichment Program
The application deadline to apply for U-DOC, a six-week summer enrichment program at the University of Alaska Anchorage for high school juniors and seniors interested in pursuing a medical career is April 10, 2001. Late applications are considered, if available positions (10 to 12 students) are not filled. This program is designed for rural, minority or economically or educationally disadvantaged students. It prepares students for college and gives participants a competitive edge in getting into medical school. Offered in cooperation with the University of Washington School of Medicine, the program offers each student a stipend of $1,600 upon successful completion of the program in July.

For more information about U-DOC and an application, contact UAA's Allison Butler by phone, (907) 786-6886, fax (907) 786-4700, e-mail afadb@uaa.alaska.edu, or on the Internet at www.uaa.alaska.edu/biomed/ (click on U-DOC).
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium Scholarships Available
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium is now giving undergraduate scholarships for those interested in pursuing careers in health care. Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium education and development opportunities are available to Alaska Native and American Indian high school, undergraduate and graduate students. Four different scholarships and/or internships are being offered. Deadlines range from April 2 to 13, 2001. Contact either Rea Bavilla or Evangelyn Dotomain of at ANTHC for more information. Bavilla, education and development coordinator, may be reached by phone at (907) 729-1332 or by e-mail at rbavilla@anthc.org. Dotomain, employee development program coordinator, may be reached by phone at (907) 729-1913 or by e-mail at edotomain@anthc.org.

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