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Financial Aid webinar

Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page.| Join us next week: WSAC Wednesday – FAFSA Completion Dashboard, plus other webinars! Hi Recipient, February is Financial Aid Awareness Month, a great time to help students and families access federal, state, and institutional aid! Wednesday, February 4, 2026 | 10 – 11 a.m. | All are welcome Learn how to turn FAFSA data into action using WSAC’s FAFSA Completion Dashboard and Portal to strengthen outreach and student support. You’ll get: A live FAFSA Dashboard demo. Ten practical outreach strategies. Peer collaboration on data-informed approaches. Q&A with WSAC staff.   Register now Next week’s statewide virtual events support the Class of 2026 with FAFSA and WASFA completion. Don’t miss it! Please share with school teams and community partners. While geared toward high school staff, these sessions may also benefit middle school-focused teams. 💻 More WSAC financial aid trainings – February 3 1️⃣ Financial Aid Basics Tuesday, February 3, 2026 | 1 – 2 p.m. Learn the basics of financial aid—grants, scholarships, loans, work-study—and when/where to apply. Register now (Available in English & Spanish). 2️⃣ Financial Aid Navigation & Training Others Tuesday, February 3, 2026 | 2 – 4 p.m. Learn how to guide others through FAFSA/WASFA, avoid common mistakes, and take next steps. Register now (Available in English & Spanish).   📚 WSAC’s resources to boost financial aid completion Ready-to-use study guides, event toolkits, slides/videos, multilingual outreach materials, and FSA ID/WASFA worksheets—everything you need for Financial Aid Awareness Month. Questions? Contact CAI staff at collegebound@wsac.wa.gov. Sincerely, The College Access Initiatives team Visit our site

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Welcome to the Natural Conservation Career Explorer

Discover career paths in conservation based on your interests! Team Cedar

ENAEP Paid Internship

Collaboration with Career Launch Pad and Eastside Native American Education Program to provide a Paid Internship Opportunity for Native Youth: 2-4 Internships available each year. Email Lauren Nabahe at lnabahe@lwsd.org if interested! 

Requirements: Responsible 16-24 year old Native Youth/Young Adult. Preference for those who’s schedule allows them to work during some daytime hours as well as Monday Evenings for the Culture Night.

Time Frame: Up to 240 hours 

Pay: $20.29 per hour paid bi-weekly every Thursday. 

Schedule: Flexible and can create an individualized schedule for each intern. 

Location: Various locations. Can sometimes provide a ride! Mainly Lake Washington High School and Lake Washington Resource Center

Previous ENAEP Interns:

2024-2025: Maya Rodriguez-Peltier and Jaycee Williford

2025-2026: Aspen Balkman, Qwinn Curier, Hihtoo (Anastasia) Kanakasabesan and Veda Mattila

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Support towards your Career Path – Career Launch Pad

-For youth/young adults age 16 – 24 Years

-Other Paid Internships available with other organizations

-Support with Building your Resume and Interview skills

-Will pay for any necessary training or equipment you need for your career path. Including First aid certification, Food Handlers Permit, Interview outfit, Laptop Computer and more!

Career LaunchPad – King County, Washington

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Scholarships for Higher Education:

American Indian Science and Engineering Scholarships (AISES)

American Indian College Fund

American Indian Education Fund

Scholarship Finder | Native Forward Scholars Fund

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United Native Education Alliance: Services Including Tutoring and youth groups, Activities (sports)

Clear sky UNEA

Youth Internship opportunity through UNEA

PNW Native Lacrosse

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