The National Indian Law Library serves the information needs of the Native American Rights Fund and the public during regular business hours (8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday). Permanent library staff consists of two full-time research professionals. The library normally employs several part-time temporary employees, volunteers and student interns. Typical duties include:

• web site maintenance,
• online catalog maintenance,
• research assistance,
• document retrieval, and
• special projects.

Paid part-time work-study positions -- For local students at colleges and universities on the Front Range of Colorado. There are no positions at this time.

Volunteers -- For local students and local professionals who can commit at least 2 hours on a weekly basis for at least six months. Volunteer Application -- RTF or PDF

Non-paid internships -- For local students at colleges and universities on the Front Range of Colorado. Please contact the library at least one month prior to the next semester if you are interested in interning. The library takes no more than two interns/semester. Projects, duties, and hours are determined by the student's academic faculty and the National Indian Law Library Director. Typically student interns are pursuing degrees in ethnic studies, law, political science or library science. Internship Application -- RTF or PDF

If you are second-year law student and which to clerk or intern at NARF's main office, visit the clerkship/intership web page.

To discuss volunteering or interning with NARF's library, please fill out an application or contact:

David Selden, Law Librarian,
National Indian Law Library,
1522 Broadway
Boulder, CO 80302
Phone: 303-447-8760
Fax: 303-447-8760
E-mail: dselden@narf.org