While theLE,NOṈETprogram includes several distinct components, this profile details the P.E.A.R. aspects and unique characteristics of IS 321, a community internship that serves as a WIL opportunity within the larger program. All students precede the internship with a preparatory seminar that provides the knowledge and skills necessary for working with Indigenous communities and organizations, or with campus-based academic researchers. The seminar is typically intimate and is a great way for Indigenous students to connect. Completing the internship afterward isn’tmandatory butis encouraged through assessment and the seminar atmosphere. Students in theLE,NOṈETprogram also attend mock interviews and a career fair specifically for Indigenous students, which typically features 10-20 employers.