TEDNA Student Digital Intern

Company: Tribal Education Departments National Assembly (TEDNA)

 www.tedna.org

Location:   At home or local TED (tribal education department) office

Job Type:  Variable Part-Time (8 to 20 hours per week) up to eight weeks.  Students will be give tasks each week to complete.

Salary:  None unless arranged by a local TED

Education:  Current Undergraduate and Graduate Students with computer and web access

Career Level:   Student (Undergraduate or Graduate) who might be interested in data collection and Indian education

Benefits:  Students will gather information on TEDs (tribal education departments) through research, email and telephone calls.

At the end of the summer internship, TEDNA will provide a Letter of Recommendation/Reference for future endeavors of the intern.

Responsibilities Include:

The Internships are designed to combine computer literacy skills with data collection skills.

Students are provided a 2-year internship that develops competencies and skills essential to their career field.  Students will use Google Apps to collect and record information.

Minimum Requirements Include:

Be a Native American Student, at least 18 years old, Be currently enrolled full-time, in a 4-year accredited college or university in a Bachelors or Masters degree program Must be computer literate, MS Office, web communications skills and Google Apps,  GPA of at least 2.5

Must be recommended by an instructor or TED director/staff.

SEND email or questions to:  Quinton Roman Nose, Exe Director, TEDNA, qromannose@tedna.org

405-295-5691

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Acquire fresh perspectives, knowledge, and skills in the intersection between the American political process and your own personal goals and community interests.

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