Tribal Education Agency
Field Study, Internships &
Modern Youth Internship Academies
Field Study
Many aspects of the BLR infrastructure are leading-edge science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) projects. Often projects at BLR begin as student-led explorations that are studied, refined, and implemented by the Tribe. Some examples of projects that began as field study at BLR include:
- Partnership with GRID Alternatives
- Biodiesel Manufacturing
- Electric Vehicle Infrastructure
- Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Projects
- Biomass Research
- Solar Thermal Applications
- Energy Efficiency Measures
- Emergency Power Designs
- Solar Power Feasibility
- Small Hydroelectric Power Feasibility
- Wind Power Feasibility
- Super-efficient Diesel Generator Upgrades
- Emergency Preparedness Projects
- Resource Supply Feasibility
- Financial Feasibility Studies
- Appropriate Technologies - Specification and Feasibility Studies
- Community Water System
Internships
Modern Youth Internship Academies
Carl Perkins Innovation and Modernization
Grant Program (PIM)
Coming Soon
- Vision Video for "Cradle to Career" lead by MYIA
- Feedback / Surveys for community input
Building and Trades
Past Internships
The Native American Fish & Wildlife Society (NAFWS) will be hiring
Native American or Alaskan Native college students, who are
majoring in natural resources or a related field. The Internships will
allow for work experience in two separate NAFWS programs –
Education and Conservation Law Enforcement.
DURATION: Start date May/June 2021 (Negotiable)
LOCATION: Remote work with some travel (If approved)
APPLICATION COMPONENTS: General Application, Essay, Resume
or CV, 2 Letters of Recommendation
DUE DATE: April 9, 2021 at 11:59pm MST (Mail postmarked)
FOR MORE INFO & APPLICATION:
▪ Visit www.nafws.org
▪ Contact Ashley Carlisle, Education Coordinator
(EMAIL: acarlisle@nafws.org | PHONE: 303-466-1725 EXT 4)
2021 Education Internship Description
2021 CLEO Internship Application
2021 Internship Announcement Flyer
Tribal
Education Agency:
Information
tribaled@bluelakerancheria-nsn.gov
Alison Robbins
Executive Director
arobbins@bluelakerancheria-nsn.gov
TEL: 707.668.5101 | EXT. 1057
Blue Lake Rancheria
TEL: 707.668.5101
FAX: 707.668.4272
EMAIL: info@bluelakerancheria-nsn.gov
MAILING ADDRESS
(for U.S. Postal Service):
Blue Lake Rancheria
PO BOX 428
Blue Lake, CA 95525
OFFICE LOCATION &
PHYSICAL ADDRESS
(for FedEx, UPS):
Blue Lake Rancheria
1 Aiyekwee Loop
Blue Lake, CA 95525