Native Language Speaker Application

Doyon Foundation is pleased to announce a call for Native Language Speakers interested in participating in our DLO in the Classroom project.

We will contract with individuals to review language learning content created and shared by a novice teacher cohort. These individuals from the target languages communities will provide linguistic and/or cultural knowledge. This role could be filled by – but is not restricted to – Elders or knowledgeable others who wish to have involvement in DLO in the Classroom project.

Please note that we will attempt to match interested Native language speakers with members of the novice teacher cohort. If there is not an appropriate cohort member to pair a Native language speaker with, we will keep the speaker's application on file for possible future use.

Applications will be accepted through Friday, December 30, 2022.

We suggest that you use a Word doc to draft and save your application progress, however, you can also create an account to save your progress in the application form. Once you have made an account, the 'Save Progress' button can be found at the bottom of the page.

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First Name *

Last Name *

Indigenous Name (if applicable)

Address 1 *

Address 2

City *

State *

Zip Code *

Phone *

Alternate Phone Number

Email Address *

Doyon, Limited shareholder? *

Yes

No

Descendant of Doyon shareholder? *

Yes

No

Age *

Gender *

Male

Female

Other

Tribal Affiliation(s) (enter none if you do not have one)

Home Community/Communities *

Current Community/Communities of Residence *

Language Background (select all that apply) *

Reasonable Accommodation: Any applicant who is experiencing a disability within the meaning of the Americans With Disabilities Act or other applicable state, federal or local law, who wishes to request a reasonable accommodation should contact Allan Hayton at 907.459.2162.

Title VII Compliance: In accordance with applicable law and Doyon Foundation policy, preference in selection of the novice teacher cohort will be given to qualified Alaska Natives from the Doyon Region, or other Alaska Natives. Other than as allowed or required by the terms of the ANA grant or applicable law, Doyon Foundation complies with Title VII of the federal Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other applicable Alaska State and local civil rights laws; and does not discriminate in the selection of candidates based on race, religion, country of national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or transgender status, age, disability, status as a veteran or any other classification protected by law.