13 slots available in Tribe’s College Student Summer Internship Program
Students attending college can apply for the Tribe’s 2013 College Student
Summer Internship Program.
Applications will be mailed to known students. If you do not receive one, please
contact Assistant General Manager Bonnie Petersen or the education specialists
at any Tribal area office to request an application.
This program assists tribal students with locating internship placements to
gain work experience in their field of study. Thirteen slots are available this year.
Students can work up to 360 hours at $10.90 per hour and can be placed within
or outside of the Tribe.
Our hope is that students will come to work with the Tribe following gradu-
ation and when jobs in their degree area come open.
Students must send a completed application and an unofficial copy of their
transcripts to:
CTSI
Attn: Summer Internship Program
P.O. Box 549
Siletz, OR 97380-0549
Fax: 541-444-2307
Deadline for applications to be received at the administration building in Siletz
is close of business on May 24. A letter confirming receipt of applications will be
mailed no later than May 27. Applicants will be selected on May 27 and notice of
selection and non-selection will be mailed by May 30.
If you have any questions regarding the program, please contact Bonnie
Petersen at 541-444-8210; 800-922-1399, ext. 1210; or bonniep@ctsi.nsn.us.
Photos by Natasha Kavanaugh
Above: Not only runners participated but there were many four legged friends as well.
Aaron Kosydar with Porter, Josh Kosydar with Gypsy and Nick Kosydar with Kingsley.
Courtesy photos
Siletz Tribal elder is a Star!
From Cindy Jackson
Juanita Smith and Lydia Kentta
went up to KGW Studios in Portland,
Ore., in early April to pick up a prize
Juanita won.
ended up appearing with the Weather-
man on news!
Hopefully Juanita won’t forget all
of the little people!
Well, they must’ve discovered
Juanita had
Juanita and Lydia look right at
Star Power
home at the
because she
News Desk!
Race participants at about the 2-1/4
mile marker turning the corner to
come down Gwee-Shut Road.
Above left: Rob Bovett, Lincoln
County District Attorney
Above right: Erin Carrington
Below: Ellen Matthewson, Amity
Elliott, Sue Molina and Erinne Irish
May 2013
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