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CIRI Announces Position Opening
CIRI shareholders and Alaska Natives are strongly encouraged to apply for the following job opening at CIRI. A resume and brief cover letter should be addressed to Pamela Allen, Human Resources, CIRI, PO Box 93330, Anchorage, AK 99509.
Project Accountant
This position is responsible for the accounting and reporting for designated segments and affiliates; fixed asset recording and reconciliation, and support as assigned for CIRI's overall accounting and reporting requirements including assisting with annual and mid-year budget compilation, internal and external audits, and monthly financial reporting and consolidations. Minimum requirements are an undergraduate degree in accounting and three years practical experience in accounting, or a combination of education and experience to equal six years.
Seward Windsong Lodge Seeks Job Applicants
The Seward Windsong Lodge is hiring for the following positions: guest services agent/driver (CDL preferred), morning servers, front desk clerk, laundry workers and housekeepers. Previous hotel experience is preferred but not required. Applicants must show excellent customer service skills.
The Resurrection Roadhouse, at the Seward Windsong Lodge, is accepting applications for a seasonal sous chef and seasonal line cooks. Applicants should have experience working in a fast paced, high quality, customer service oriented kitchen.
To inquire about positions at the Seward Windsong Lodge or receive an application, call (907) 224-7116.
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Cook Inlet Housing Authority Seeks
Executive Director
Cook Inlet Housing Authority is hiring an executive director who will be responsible for total housing authority supervision, budget preparation, planning, program development and project management. The position also develops and implements the Indian Housing Plan under the Native American Housing and Self Determination Act (NAHASDA) regulations; determines priorities and develops funding proposals; oversees construction operations and maintenance of project developments and current inventory; guarantees contract compliance with funding agencies; and assures sound financial management of CIHA.
Minimum qualifications and skills include a bachelor's or master's degree in business or related field, or progressively responsible work experience related to the duties of the position; five years management/administration supervisory experience of a multi-faceted program, preferably in public or Indian housing; demonstrated knowledge and understanding of the NAHASDA regulations, as well as knowledge of fiscal accounting procedures and federal audit requirements. The position requires excellent communication, public speaking and customer service skills. Hands-on experience in the areas of housing design and development are also desired.
Submit resumes with cover letter to Carol Gore, Acting Executive Director, CIHA, 3510 Spenard Road, Suite 201, Anchorage, AK 99503, (907) 276-8822. Alaska Native and Native American preference will be given to qualified candidates as permitted by law. A complete job description is available at www.alaskaspeople.com.
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 Alaska's
People Opportunities
Alaska's People is always seeking resumes from qualified individuals interested in employment opportunities. New job orders, ranging from administrative to management and specialized positions, are received daily. Information about training opportunities with local unions is also available. For more information about employment or apprenticeship opportunities, contact:
Alaska's People
2600 Cordova Street, Suite 211
Anchorage, Alaska 99503
(907) 263-7013
1-888-553-1213
www.alaskaspeople.com
White House Internship Program Accepting Applications for Fall 2000 Session
The White House Internship Program responds to the President's call for active participation in the government by providing students with an opportunity to learn through service in the Executive Office to the President. The program is designed to challenge and reward students from around the country in a diverse and challenging professional work environment. The goal of the program is to provide an outstanding educational experience within the White House, Office of the Vice President, and Office of Policy Development. The Session runs September 4 through December 22, 2000. All internships are unpaid and require a time commitment of 25 hours and 3 days a week. Internships are available for credit.
Contact the White
House Intern Office at (202) 456-2742 (phone) or 202-456-5123 (fax)
for an application and more information, or write to the White House
Internship Program, Old Executive Office Building, Room 84, Washington,
DC 20502. The Application deadline is June 23, 2000.
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The CIRI Foundation strives to encourage the education and career development of its Alaska Native beneficiaries through post secondary scholarships and grants, research and other education projects. Original CIRI enrollees and their lineal descendants are eligible to apply for scholarship and grant programs to assist with undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs from accredited educational institutions.
Scholarship and grant applications and guidelines are available upon request from the Foundation. The next acceptance deadline for scholarships is June 1 and June 30 for grant applications. For more information, contact The CIRI Foundation at (907) 263-5582 or toll free at 1-800-764-3382.
Congratulations to these First Quarter 2000 Grant Recipients:
Vocational Training Grants ($100-$2,000)
Made possible by the CIRI General Endowment Fund and other donors
Neil Beltz, Christopher Dahl, John Fullenwider III, William Harris, Donald Hill, Adam Hoyt, Robert Kallander, Beverly Mills, Geraldine Mills, Kenneth Nelsen, Ole Nordenson, Victor Sanders, Vernon Sinyon, Landis Smith, Annelle Soosuk, Kyle Stafford, Abbygail Thiele, and Roxanne Turner.
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Career Upgrade Grants ($100-$2,000)
Made possible by the CIRI General Endowment Fund and other donors
Cindy Cooper, Bertha Corey, Cheri Crawford, Diane Drake, Paula Ferguson, Thomas Glazier, Signe Hunter, Rona Johnson, Susan Jones, Jennifer Peterson, Debra Segelhorst, Carol Smith, Sherilee Straley, Judy Swanson, Ruth Trefon, and Marjorie Zilys.
Village Grant Programs ($1,000-$2,000)
Made possible by Kenai Natives Association
Paula Smith
Made possible by Tyonek Native Corporation
Rae Bartels and Patrick Koivisto
Internships
Made possible by the CIRI General Endowment Fund and other donors
John Kakaruk and Gretchen
Sagan
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