Track 2 Native Science Fellows

霍帕山是一家位于马萨诸塞州波兹曼的非营利组织，它与黑脚社区学院的黑脚土著科学领域中心合作，正在扩大他们的Track 2土著科学研究员项目，每年吸引多达20名美国土著大学生参与社区地球科学领域的经验和职业。通过合作，这些组织为对地球科学感兴趣的印第安部落学院和大学生提供了榜样和工作经验；与有兴趣从事地球科学事业的本土大学生的同行网络建立年度研究员聚会；加强致力于本土学生成功的学院、组织和科学专业人士的网络，为学生提供个人、学术和职业成功的持续支持。此外，黑脚土著科学实地中心正在为25名中学生组织为期一周的土著科学暑期学院。这些职业阶梯奖学金项目旨在扩大北落基山脉地区攻读地球科学学位和职业的美国原住民学生的数量。

Hopa Mountain, a Bozeman, MT based nonprofit organization, in collaboration with the Blackfeet Native Science Field Center at Blackfeet Community College, is scaling up their Track 2 Native Science Fellows program to engage up to 20 Native American college students annually in community-based geosciences field experiences and careers. Working together, these organizations provide role models and work experience for Native American tribal college and university students interested in the geosciences; develop an annual Fellows gathering with peer networks of Native college students that are interested in pursuing geosciences careers; and strengthen the network of colleges, organizations and science professionals who are committed to the success of Native students, providing students with on-going support for personal, academic and professional success. Additionally, the Blackfeet Native Science Field Center is organizing a week-long Native Science Summer Institute for 25 secondary students. These career-ladder fellowship programs are designed to expand the number of Native American students in the Northern Rockies that are pursuing geosciences degrees and careers.