Cooperative Agreement P23AC00544

Award Date 5/20/23
Completion Date 5/12/24
Dollars Obligated $98K
Federal Agency
Southeast Region
Federal Grant Program
15.931
Assistance Type
Cooperative Agreement
Place of Performance
Nicholasville, KY 40356, USA
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PROJECT TITLE - INTERPRETATION SUPPORT, VISITOR SERVICESAWARD PURPOSE - THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CREATE TWO INTERNSHIPS FOR THE DIVISION OF INTERPRETATION AND THE MAINTENANCE DIVISION AT CAMP NELSON NATIONAL MONUMENT PERFORMANCE GOALS THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS TO PROVIDE MEMORABLE AND MEANINGFUL LEARNING EXPERIENCES, FOSTER DEVELOPMENT OF A PERSONAL STEWARDSHIP ETHIC, AND BROADEN PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR PRESERVING CANE RESOURCES.PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES:THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE POSITION IS TO PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY INTERPRETIVE SERVICES THROUGH CONTACTS AT THE VISITOR INFORMATION DESK, FORMAL AND INFORMAL INTERPRETIVE PROGRAMS, AND SPECIAL EVENT MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE. A SECONDARY OBJECTIVE OF THE INTERNSHIP IS TO PROVIDE A DIVERSE AND EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE TO THE CANDIDATES TO STRENGTHEN THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF THE AGENCY AND THE WORK WE DO, WHILE ALLOWING THEM TO SEE OTHER CAREER OPPORTUNITIES THAT ARE AVAILABLE.

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