Honouliuli and World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monuments Cultural Resource Management Internships

The National Park Service intends to award a single source justified cooperative agreement to the University of Hawaii at Manoa for the Honouliuli and World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monuments Cultural Resource Management Internships. The project aims to develop and relay a general understanding of the foundational principles associated with National Register criteria, Secretary Standards, compliance, and cultural resource laws to guide field-based cultural resource management work for students. The internship program will run for 30 months, and interns will work on various projects, including creating a digital library, assisting in cultural resource management, and gaining practical entry-level experience in NEPA and NHPA compliance activities. Some key aspects of the project include: • Developing a preservation approach based on an understanding of cultural resource significance and integrity • Creating a digital library of administrative documents, photographs, and related reports and studies • Assisting in planning archaeological research and field projects • Gaining practical experience in NEPA and NHPA compliance activities • Participating in field-based research and activities under the supervision of professional archaeologists and cultural resource management staff