Purposeinternships for cultural resource projects in the alaska regional office of the national park serviceoutcomesinterns will work on various cultural resource projects such as related to oil spill…

This federal Cooperative Agreement award, provided by the National Park Service under the Youth and Veteran Organizations Conservation Activities program (CFDA 15.931), funds internships for cultural resource projects in the Alaska Regional Office of the National Park Service. The $113,834.37 award to the National Council for Preservation Education (NCPE), a non-profit organization, will support interns who will work on various cultural resource projects related to areas such as anthropology, archaeology, cultural landscapes, historic structures, history, museums, and historic preservation. These projects may be internal to assist National Park Service units or programs, or external in assisting partner organizations. The internships will provide hands-on experience for students in cultural resource management, with activities ranging from documenting historic structures to cataloging museum collections and entering data into federal databases. This award is part of the broader program that engages youth and veterans in natural and cultural resource conservation projects on Department of the Interior lands.

Purposeinternships for cultural resource projects in the alaska regional office of the national park serviceoutcomesinterns will work on various cultural resource projects such as related to oil spill response and data entry into NPS databases in the fields of anthropology archeology cultural landscapes historic structures history museums or historic preservation. These projects may be internal to assist national park service units or programs or may be external assisting on projects with partners. Beneficiarynational council for preservation education