Doyon Foundation is seeking a highly qualified administrative assistant to join
our fast paced team. As an administrative assistant who is working with our students
and team members, you'll be the driving force for keeping the office organized and
productive. The foundation is looking for a major multi-tasker, highly organized,
a people person, an independent worker and someone who is a whiz at Microsoft Office
Suite and loves the adrenaline rush that comes with tight deadlines!
Interested applicants can apply at
www.doyon.com. The application deadline is Monday,
March 22, 2010. Click
here for a copy of
the job description.
Doyon Foundation reminds current and prospective students about the two upcoming
scholarship application deadlines. March 15, 2010 is the deadline to apply for basic
scholarships for the summer 2010 semester. April 15 is the deadline to submit applications
for basic scholarships for the fall 2010 semester and for competitive scholarships
for the 2010 - 2011 academic year.
Apply online
now! Or for more information, contact Greg Bringhurst, the Foundation's interim
scholarship program manager, at
bringhurstg@doyon.com
or 907.459.2049.
Doyon Foundation has a new place to call home. Last fall, the Foundation relocated
from its previous location at the Doyon, Limited building at 1 Doyon Place, Suite
300, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 to its new office in the Jimmy Huntington Building
at 714 4th Ave., Suite 302B, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701.
While the Foundation's mailing address changed, all other contact information, including
phone and e-mail, remains the same.
Doris Miller, the Foundation's interim executive director, said the move provides
more room for the Foundation staff and the students served by the Foundation. In
the future, she said the Foundation may offer computers, workspace or other resources
to students at its new and expanded location.
For more information and the latest updates, visit
www.doyonfoundation.com or
www.doyonfoundationblog.com,
or contact 907.459.2048 or
foundation@doyon.com.
Doyon Foundation students, staff, donors and other supporters gathered for the Foundation’s
2009 scholarship award ceremony on August 28 in Fairbanks.
Click here to read more.
Scholarship programs. Training opportunities. Career information. Award nominations.
Job openings. Internships. Student profiles. Technology news. Tips for success.
All of this and more is included on Doyon Foundation’s recently launched blog, posted
at
www.doyonfoundationblog.com.
In addition to reading the blog, visitors can also post comments, search for articles
of interest, link to other Web sites, and subscribe to receive blog updates via
e-mail.
Visit the new blog today at
www.doyonfoundationblog.com!
For more information, contact the Foundation at 907.459.2048 or
foundation@doyon.com.

Doyon Foundation’s ninth annual Morris Thompson Memorial Golf Classic was held on
June 18 – 19, 2009 at the Chena Bend Golf Course on Fort Wainwright in Fairbanks,
Alaska.
Click here to see
this year's sponsors.
This fun, annual event benefits the Morris Thompson Scholarship Fund, an endowed
fund established by Doyon Foundation to benefit Alaska Native, higher education
students studying business management and leadership.
Click here to see images
from this year's event.
Click here to read more
about the classic.
Check back for the latest news on upcoming Foundation events and deadlines.
- February 12–
Dancing with the Cars benefit for Doyon Foundation
- March 15– Application deadline for basic scholarships for summer
semester
- April 15– Application deadline for basic scholarships for the fall
2010 semester and for competitive scholarships for the 2010 - 2011 academic year
Husband. Father. Student. Employee. Active community member. These are just some
of the hats that Doyon Foundation student Ramy Brooks is currently wearing.
Click here to view Ramy’s full profile.
Through Doyon Foundation’s Advanced College Credit program, high school students
taking college classes are eligible for part-time scholarships, if their school
district does not pay for classes. Students may receive scholarships covering the
cost of their class, up to $400.
To read more,
click here
.