The Nez Perce tribal forestry department shared a copy of an intriguing opportunity for college students pursuing a career in natural resources. The key information is as follows from the publication:
1) students accepted to the program receive tuition assistance ($5,000/year), summer employment, and noncompetitive conversion to BIA or tribal positions upon graduation;
2) tribes and BIA units are eligible to hire students for summer and permanent positions. For summer employment, the Bureau of Indian Affairs provides $4,000 toward each student’s salary.
To expedite the sharing of information, click below:
The website for information: http://www.itcnet.org/includes/downloads/ncce.pdf
The brochure (from website)
The Application Form (OF612) – or applicant can file a resume in lieu of form
Indian Preference Form (I found on website). The publication says the form is available through the Liaisons Office.
Best wishes on sharing this exciting information with potential college students; and securing letters of support from faculty members.
Deadline for applications, March 5 of each year.
1) students accepted to the program receive tuition assistance ($5,000/year), summer employment, and noncompetitive conversion to BIA or tribal positions upon graduation;
2) tribes and BIA units are eligible to hire students for summer and permanent positions. For summer employment, the Bureau of Indian Affairs provides $4,000 toward each student’s salary.
To expedite the sharing of information, click below:
The website for information: http://www.itcnet.org/includes/downloads/ncce.pdf
The brochure (from website)
The Application Form (OF612) – or applicant can file a resume in lieu of form
Indian Preference Form (I found on website). The publication says the form is available through the Liaisons Office.
Best wishes on sharing this exciting information with potential college students; and securing letters of support from faculty members.
Deadline for applications, March 5 of each year.



