2011 interns pictured left to right at Sky City, traditional village of the Pueblo of Acoma: Devin Dick, Tammie Allen, Sandra Begay-Campbell, Gepetta Billie, and Chelsea Chee.
2014 interns Aaron Cate, Tommy Jones, and Len Necefer with supervisor Sandra Begay-Campbell.
2015 interns Tommy Jones, Kimberlynn Cameron, program adviser Sandra Begay-Campbell, Office of Indian Energy Director Chris Deschene, JoDonna John, Brittany Anstead, and Len Necefer at Pueblo Cultural Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
2008 interns pictured left to right at Navajo Nation, Arizona: Gepetta Billie, Amanda Montoya, Carson Pete, Suzanne Singer
2007 interns pictured left to right in the Navajo Nation: Debby Tewa (State of AZ), Thom Sacco (DOE), Cherylin Wilson, Nick Johnson and Terry Battiest.
2006 interns pictured left to right in the Navajo Nation (Monument Valley, Utah): Thom Sacco, Terry Battiest, Jonathan Biron, Sandra Begay-Campbell, Lani Tsinnajinnie, and Deborah Tewa.
2005 interns pictured left to right at Hopi Old Oraibi Village: Tanya Martinez, Deborah Tewa, Sandra Begay-Campbell, and Jennifer Coots.
2004 interns pictured left to right at Hopi Tribe petroglyph: Benjamin Mar, Jennifer Coots, Colin Ben, Deborah Tewa, and Sandra Begay-Campbell.
2003 interns pictured left to right at Navajo Monument Valley: Keith Candelaria, Velissa Sandoval, and Shaun Tsabetsaye.
2002 Native American student intern Deborah Tewa (certified electrician and solar installer), at Sandia's Photovoltaics Laboratory, New Mexico
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Indian Energy offers a college student internship program for current full-time graduate students who are familiar with Native American culture and tribal issues. Interns provide support on Office of Indian Energy-funded projects and assist a cross-disciplinary team to perform specific technical tasks in the field and at DOE’s Sandia National Laboratories.
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