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We offer a culturally grounded, innovative work environment that supports interdisciplinary approaches to community wellness; cultivates professional, intellectual and personal growth; and balances commitments to culture, family and communities.
Seeking a collaborative professional with 2+ years of lived or professional experience working with American Indian/Alaska Native communities. The ideal candidate will combine strong facilitation skills in training and technical assistance with experience in community-centered research and publication. Must demonstrate excellent project management capabilities and a proven track record of working effectively in team environments. This role requires someone who can build authentic partnerships while maintaining organized, efficient workflows. Apply here: UW Human Resources.
Opportunities for internships are available for any academic term(s). To assure that the intern maximizes their experience, we prefer to have students commit a minimum of 10 hours a week for a minimum of 8 weeks, and for those students visiting short-term from another institution, full-time, if possible. Previous internships have been arranged in collaboration with students' universities to fulfill practicum credits. If you are interested in interning please email Leo Egashira at seattleo@uw.edu. At this time, internships are unpaid.