AISES conference attracts America’s next young leaders

PORTLAND, Ore. – The enthusiasm level was over the top at the 31st annual American Indian Science and Engineering Society’s conference which drew 1,000 professionals and 500 students Oct. 29 – 31 at the Oregon Convention Center. Read more »

• Wabanaki Perspectives shared culture and history
• Los Angeles Mayor Villaraigosa celebrates Native American Heritage Month
  
• Heritage Month brings recollection and hope for reconciliation
• Native students encouraged to embrace their culture
• NEA shines light on ‘invisibility factor’ experienced by AI/AN students
• Cornell’s Akwe:kon melds learning with dorm living
  
• Anthropology student wants to take knowledge home
  
• Professor gets $100,000 to uncover history of Moravians, Native Americans in Pa.
  
• Values and family create leaders
  
• Killsback finds success in life and legal career by following ‘Mom’s Code’
  
• Education inside the Beltway
• Studying abroad, Native style
  
• Indian college president faces backlash on tuition
  
• First Nations Studies course ends on a high note
  
• Making her own path
• University promotes healthy lifestyles
  
• Transforming schoolyards
  
• Cinnamon Spear stresses the importance of education
  
• An annual harvest of generosity and good will
  
• Encouraging America to 'Think Indian'
  
• A need to connect
• Wabanaki Bates-Bowdoin-Colby Collaborative
• Full circle
  
• Tending a generous fire
• Smudge quest continues