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Current Job Openings at SHI:

Administrative Assistance: SHI is recruiting for a Administrative Assistant for the Education Department. This position will perform varied data entry, correspondence, receptionist and support duties. Qualifications include a minimum three years clerical and general office experience. Prefer a two year associate degree, excellent communication skills, proficient with Microsoft Office products, highly organized, detail oriented and ability to work in an exciting and fast paced environment. TO APPLY: Submit cover letter, resume, three references and college transcripts to Sealaska Heritage Institute, Attn: Director of Finance/HR, One Sealaska Plaza, Ste. 301, Juneau, AK 99801 or fax to (907) 586-9293 or Email to Lola.Foss@sealaska.com. Position is open until filled. Pay is DOE, starting at $17/hr during 6 month probationary period. Selection process will begin February 8^th. The Institute is a non-profit organization founded by Sealaska Corporation. Shareholder preference.

Curriculum Specialist: Sealaska Heritage Institute, an Alaska Native non-profit organization,
is recruiting for a Curriculum Specialist. The incumbent will have primary responsibility for development, evaluation and dissemination of secondary level curriculum. Qualifications include Bachelor’s degree in secondary education, two years experience in a Native culture or education program and two years managing a program or project. Open until filled. Salary is DOE. The Institute is a non-profit
organization founded by Sealaska Corporation; shareholder preference. TO APPLY: Submit cover letter, resume, college transcripts and three references to

Sealaska Heritage Institute
ATTN: HR
One Sealaska Plaza, Suite 301
Juneau, AK 99801
or fax to (907) 586-9293
or Email to Lola.Foss@sealaska.com.

Senior Grant Writer/Development Director: Help plan and implement the fundraising efforts of SHI, a Native, non-profit organization. Looking for expertise in writing proposals for education and cultural projects and/or For expertise in soliciting from the private sector. Qualifications: Candidates must have excellent communications, writing, and computer skills. Must be able to handle multiple projects efficiently and mentor new grant writers; BA, minimum five years experience. Submit cover letter, resume, and names of three references to:

Sealaska Heritage Institute
ATTN: Chief of Operations
One Sealaska Plaza, Suite 301
Juneau, AK 99801
Ph 463-4844, Fax 586-9293
Lee.Kadinger@sealaska.com
Salary is negotiable DOE.

Contractual Work at SHI:

SHI occasionally has the need to contract for the following work:

     l Tlingit, Haida, Tsimshian transcribing and translating
     l Photography
     l Graphics
     l Proof-reading/editor
     l Formatting and lay-out production
     l Grant writing
     l Grant evaluating

SHI employment and contracting policies give preference to Sealaska Shareholders and Descendants who meet the requirements of the position/contract and whose work/price is competitive. If you are interested in these possible employment/contracting opportunities, please submit your resume to

Sealaska Heritage Institute
ATTN: Human Resources
One Sealaska Plaza, Suite 301
Juneau, AK 99801
Ph 463-4844, Fax 586-9293

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