Uncover the past to inform the present and protect the future.​

These projects focus on recovering historical information and context that supports the Association’s long-standing mission. Interns will research institutional archives, historical partnerships, and early programs. Ideal candidates are curious, thorough, and familiar with academic or historical research methods, especially in Native contexts.

Skills You’ll Use:

• Archival and academic research
• Source verification
• Contextual analysis
• Written documentation

Current Projects:

• Collect, validate and combine scholarship data for master spreadsheet
• Collect, validate and combine summer camp data for master spreadsheet
• Create a timeline of Board and staff leadership through the years

• Research Princeton involvement and National Summer Camp history
• Update the National Summer Camp Report Research and Association summer camp information
  

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How to Apply

​To apply, please submit all three required items below to [email protected]:

​1. Cover letter including the following:

• which project area you would like to support
• how your skills and experience can support the Association's work
• your desired start and end dates
• how many hours per week you would like to commit to your internship

​2. Resumé

3. Writing Sample