Native American Student Development will be introducing several new programs for the Fall 2011 semester. The foundation for each program is a focus on undergraduate academic achievement and a commitment to developing the best thinkers and leaders in Indian Country today.
Introducing the NASD Leadership Program
NASD will hire several students to participate in the newly created NASD Leadership Program. These students will be the spirit and soul of the NASD office, pursuing excellence and developing their own voice and vision. The NASD Leadership Program will guide participants on an intellectual and truth-seeking journey, while providing concrete and practical assignments and opportunities to put their skills and knowledge into play. As NASD leaders they will assist all aspects of NASD program work: conducting oral histories, developing communication plans (press material content and dissemination), working with faculty and staff, and researching current issues in Indian country.
NASD will offer 2-3 positions, as the program will be intensive, and each student will receive a considerable amount personal guidance and attention.
For full details see the job announcement below. Any questions should be addressed to Dr. Reid Gómez at reidgomez[at]berkeley.edu.
Applications Due: 8 August 2011
Students will be interviewed and hired the week of 15 August 2011
Start date: 18 August 2011
Pay Rate: $11.15/Hour (Work Study Preferred)
MCC/MSD Student Retreat at the Marin Headlands will take place 18 August- 19 August 2011
If you are unable to begin work on 18 August, or attend the MCC/MSD Student Retreat, and are interested in the position, please apply and note your availability on the application.
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Dr. Reid Gómez
Native American Student Development
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