Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Education Department
Cultural Based Programs from Pre-K to Professional Academic Development
Our Mission:
Education, History, Culture and the Natural Environment
Our mission is to serve and advocate for the Mashpee Wampanoag community. We value and believe in:
- Strengthening cultural knowledge and identity of Wampanoag youth
- Advocating for tribal citizens in their educational journey
- Collaborating with public entities to support all
- Fostering opportunities for tribal youth
- Embracing a holistic, wampanoag approach
“Building on our past to ensure a strong and healthy future for our community.”
~ Education Department Director Roxanne Mills Brown
Whaling Exhibit: Book Our traveling exhibit today
Learn the history of Mashpee Wampanoag Whalemen
A unique, 10-panel traveling exhibit exploring the experiences and broken voyages of Mashpee Wampanoag. The exhibit is available for booking for educational venues, such as schools, libraries and historical associations.
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Daughters of Tradition
K C Coombs School Lunch Bunch
Daughters of Tradition
K C Coombs School Lunch Bunch
“For the sustainability of our community we seek to promote and cultivate leadership skills in our youth while, deepening their understanding of tribal history, culture, the natural environment we are entrusted to.”
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Mashpee Wampanoag Education Department
Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe
Education Department
483 Great Neck Road South
Mashpee, MA 02649
508-477-0208 x8
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Summer 2026 Internship Opportunity: MWT Tribal Historic Preservation Assistant
The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe is offering a 3month paid summer internship through its Tribal Historic Preservation Department (THPD). The MWT THPO Summer Internship provides students and early career professionals with hands on experience in cultural preservation, tribal governance, and regulatory review. Interns will engage in diverse program areas including archaeology, archives, museum operations, GIS mapping, Section 106/NEPA compliance, and NAGPRA. This opportunity is ideal for individuals pursuing careers in Indigenous studies, environmental science, history, planning, or related fields. Interns will work 20–30 hours per week at $22–$26/hour, based in Mashpee, MA with limited remote flexibility. Preference given to Indigenous applicants.
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