Kawerak Summer Youth Employment Opportunities -
Ages 14 - 24 (income qualifications apply)
Deadline to Apply is April 28
Ilisagvik College Summer Camps 2017 -
High School Camps -
* Future Teachers for the Arctic Camp (May 28 - June 4) - for students entering grades 9-12
* Allied Health Camp (June 4 - 18) - for students entering grades 9-12
* Methods in Molecular Science (June 18 - 28) - for students entering 10th grade - incoming college freshmen
* Inupiaq Art & Culture (June 18 - 25) - for students entering grades 9-12
Middle School Camps
* Future Teachers for the Arctic Camp (May 28 - June 4) - for students entering grades 6-8
Contact Simon Aina at 1-800-478-7337 ext 1766; or by e-mail at [email protected]
Nome Archeology Camp - July 16-23, 2017
Nome-Beltz students have a wide variety of options for the summer. Check back throughout the year for more opportunities!
Rural Alaska Honors Institute - RAHI
The Rural Alaska Honor's Institute (RAHI) provides rural and Alaska Native students with the opportunity to immerse themselves in the college experience for six weeks. High school junior and senior students live in the dorms and take college level courses. They earn 8-10 credits and learn firsthand what it takes to succeed in college. In addition to the rigorous academic program, students learn study skills and time management and by the end of the program, our proven record shows these students are ready for the challenge of succeeding in college.
Application Deadline - March 1, 2017
To apply -
ANSEP - For Junior High and High School
ANSEP’s objective is to effect systemic change in the hiring patterns of Alaska Natives in science and engineering by placing our students on a career path to leadership.
Started in 1995 as a scholarship program for university students, ANSEP has evolved into a longitudinal education model that provides a continuous string of components beginning with students in sixth grade and continuing on through high school, into science and engineering undergraduate and graduate degree programs through to the PhD. ANSEP students at every level are successful at rates far exceeding national and state numbers. We provide inspiration, guidance, and opportunity for students from over 100 Alaskan communities. We have arrived at this model after 20 years of effort, with the awareness that a fragmented approach that focuses on one academic level is not adequate to deal with the scope of the problem and ultimately falls short.
ANSEP is more than 100 corporations, philanthropic organizations, state and federal agencies, universities, high schools, and middle schools.
ANSEP is nearly 2,000 Alaska Native middle school students, high school students, university students and ANSEP alumni.
Behavioral Health Camp - learn about careers in the Behavioral Health Field
High School Students
in NOME - June 11-17, 2017
DEADLINE FOR PRIORITY ACCEPTANCE for the Nome Camp - April 11, 2017
Recruitment and Retention of Alaska Natives into Nursing Summer Nurse Camp
UAA Health Campus
June 5 - 9, 2017
Ages 16-18
FREE preference to Alaska Native and American Indian Students
UAA Health Campus
June 5 - 9, 2017
Ages 16-18
FREE preference to Alaska Native and American Indian Students