The National Park Service's Latino Heritage Internship Program (LHIP) is designed to advance employment and community engagement opportunities with an emphasis on cultural resource stewardship and interpretation and to help to expand NPS outreach into Latino communities nationally and develop partnerships.
The program is open to individuals 18 - 30 and military veterans up to age 35 or younger who are enrolled at an accredited educational qualifying institution.
They are looking for students who have relevant experience or a strong interest in areas such as history, historic preservation, public history, museum studies, archaeology, environmental issues, community relations, cultural interpretation, anthropology or other related fields who ideally have bilingual skills (fluent in Spanish/English) and social media skills.
Those selected as interns will receive a weekly stipend of $400 based on a 40-hour work week, plus a commuting stipend. Local or park housing and travel expenses will be provided for out-of-state students.
Here is a link to many of the available internships https://
There are also additional internships available through this program at this site hosted by the Hispanic Access Foundation http://www.
Please share with students who might find of interest. Its sounds like a great program that could help expand professional opportunities for our students. Many thanks!
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