Neah Bay: Telling Our Stories, Imagining Our Futures 2023-2024 Mentor Application
Riverways Education Partnerships is recruiting a diverse and engaged team of  undergraduate students to take part in a year-long mentoring project with fifth-grade students at Neah Bay
Elementary School! Please see the overview of this project on the Riverways
website for a complete description and dates of the activities.

This opportunity is now an AmeriCorps position and you will receive an educational award of $1,460 upon completion of the academic year. 

https://cele.uw.edu/students/opportunities/riverways/telling-our-stories/

Priority Deadline: September 10th or until positions are filled!
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 Questions: Contact Nicole Acosta via nacosta@uw.edu, Rural & Tribal Graduate Student Assistant
Name *
Student ID Number *
UW email *
Best way to contact you *
Year in School *
Major(s) *
Minor(s)
Ethnicity (optional)
To participate in this project, you must be available for weekly [cr/nc] course meetings from Sept. 16, 2023 through the end of spring quarter 2024. This includes spring break (March 17-22). Are you available for that timeframe?
This is so we may visit the students for a 5 day trip to Neah Bay. As a team, your instructor will be driving you there for an expenses paid trip. Contact Nicole for more details. Course meeting time TBD
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Are you available to join us for our Early Fall start trip to Neah Bay? (Sep 17-22) *
Though not required, this will be strongly considered during hiring. As in spring break, this will be a 5 day trip.
Why are you interested in this project? What are your goals (academic and personal) and how might participating in the Neah Bay project further those goals? *
You can find more info about Riverways and our Neah Bay partnership here: cele.uw.edu
What experiences do you have working with k-12 students? *
In this program we exclusively work with 5th grade
Talk about an experience in which you worked with an individual or group from a culturally different background than your own. What did you learn from the experience? *
An important part of this project is the UW student team. What personal characteristics (talents, skills, knowledge, etc.) do you have that will contribute to the team aspect of the Neah Bay project? *
Digital storytelling (video/film creation) will be an important part of this project. This is not a prerequisite for being included in the project. Please describe any experience you have with video/film creation. *
Briefly describe a time when you interacted with someone who had different opinions/ideas than your own. What did you learn from this experience? How did you handle it?
 *
If accepted to be part of the team, what are you hoping to do while part of this experience? *
Ex: something you want to learn or get out of this service learning course 
Is there anything else that you would like to share with us?
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