This summer, Oneida Nation Enterprises will host 100 international interns across a variety of jobs at its gaming, hospitality, and recreation venues. The interns come from eight different countries. (Submitted photo/Oneida Nation Enterprises)
Nearly one-third of the interns worked for ONE previously and will receive continued training with the company.
Along with building work experience, the interns will have the change to experience upstate New York including history, culture, arts, and entertainment. The interns will also share their cultural backgrounds and histories with colleagues and local communities.
“We are proud to host interns from so many countries this summer and offer them the same warm welcome that the Oneida people share with all who visit our ancestral homelands,” Ray Halbritter, Oneida Indian Nation representative and CEO of ONE, said in a press release. “Our interns will have the opportunity to gain career experience across our enterprises and work alongside a talented team as they earn money and enjoy getting to travel around New York and the country.”
Oneida Nation Enterprises is the parent company for all hospitality, gaming, and recreational business enterprises of the Oneida Indian Nation.
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