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Native American Program announcements Fall 2011/week 5
1. Gonzaga Law School
2. Monday Night: OCT 17th !!!! The Aam presents an evening with OPAL
3. Men's Wellness Lunch
4. Dinner and Talk with David Bonga '74 (Anishinabe) and Glen Nenema, Chairman of the
Kalispel Indian Tribe of Usk, Washington
5. NAAAD Homecoming
6. second annual New England Native American Art Show and Sale
7. NAD mtg. Thursday at 7pm.
8. Reminder: Alternative Spring Break: CHEYENNE RIVER SIOUX YOUTH PROJECT
9. STUDENT FORUM ON GLOBAL LEARNING
10. LIVE. LEARN. INTERN. SUMMER INSTITUTES
11. joint legal internship in Boulder, Colorado
12. More events in Week 4 blog posting
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1. Gonzaga Law School- Monday Night
1. Gonzaga Law School- Monday Night
Its Law School Time!
Come hear from our first recruiter of the season looking for Naddies to consider law school.
When: 6pm with dinner included at NAH
(pssst! then you can come over to collis center for.....see next item)
Date: OCTOBER 17, 2011, Monday
Event Name: The AAM presents an Evening with OPAL.
Objective: To provide the OPAL office with more visibility and allow the students to get a chance to make deeper connection with an advisor or staff member in the OPAL office.
Time 7:00pm -9:00pm
Place: Collis Common Ground
3. Men's Wellness Lunch
When: 12:00-1:30 at NAH, Tuesday
Native Men, come and chat with alum David Bonga '74 (Anishinabe) and guest Glen Nenema, Chairman of the Kalispel Indian Tribe of Usk, Washington as they chat about Native Men's leadership and well being. Contact Jesse Peltier and/or Joseph Bonnell-Hall.
4. Dinner and Talk with David Bonga '74 (Anishinabe) and Glen Nenema, Chairman of theKalispel Indian Tribe of Usk, Washington
When: Tuesday Night at NAH
Come to dinner at Native American House with all NAD students focusing on tribal leadership and economic development.
Friday 6:30: Pre-parade snacks with NAAAD (aka “Big NAD”) @ the NAH
Saturday 7:30 -11:30: Formal Dinner/Dance @ Occom Commons,
proudly sponsored by NAAAD
Featuring Native American Music Award Winners, Cornbread
***Dinner is open to NAD & NAAAD & their guests***
PLEASE RSVP by 10.21.11 to NAAAD@gmail.com
**Band is open to all!**
Sunday 11:00: Brunch with NAAAD - meet @ NAH
6. Second annual New England Native American Art Show and Sale : There is less than a month till the November 1st deadline for artists to submit their applications for the second annual New England Native American Art Show and Sale - The show/sale will be held on Saturday December 3rd. We have a new location for this years event, a larger space and are looking forward to a really good show/sale featuring some of the regions premier artists. So don't wait till last minute to submit and miss the deadline!! You are welcome to contact HUNAP with any questions at hunap@harvard.edu. Please let artists know about this event. Thank you, Harvard University Native American Program
Thursday at 7pm. at NAH
8. Reminder: Alternative Spring Break: CHEYENNE RIVER SIOUX YOUTH PROJECT
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Are you interested in Indian law, public health, social policy or service?
Are you a Native American studies, sociology, anthropology, economics, history,
or government major?
Are you a public policy or global health minor?
Do you love children?
Interested?
If you answered yes to one of these questions then APPLY to the CRYP Alternative
Spring Break!!
DESCRIPTION: This trip will bring a group of Dartmouth students the Cheyenne River
Reservation in Eagle Butte, South Dakota. Participants traveling to this community
will work and live at the Cheyenne River Youth Project (CRYP), a community-based
organization that provides after school activities for area youth and teens (ages
4-18), as well as various kinds of support to community families. Reflections
and educational sessions for this trip will explore topics such as community stories
and traditions, history of the Lakota People and the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe,
Native American sovereign nation status, and cross cultural education. While staying
at the CRYP, students will have the opportunity to hear lectures from and have
discussions with various important community leaders of the Cheyenne River Sioux
Tribe (including the founder of the CRYP). In addition to providing needed staffing
for the CRYP, trip participants will prepare, promote and facilitate a CRYP college
awareness night.
Requirements: Must be on campus Winter 2012 and an undergraduate student.
APPLICATION DUE OCT 19TH!
Application Available at: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~tucker/service/trips/asb.html
More info on CRYP: http://www.lakotayouth.org/index.html
For more Info e-mail - aleschia.hyde.12@dartmouth.edu or desiree.deschenie.11@dartmouth.edu
9. STUDENT FORUM ON GLOBAL LEARNING
This is the third year of the Student Forum on Global Learning. It is a collaborative venture between many campus centers to support Dartmouth students in presenting their experiences, research and learning on global issues. The forum is held on MLK day, January 16 2012. An administrator and faculty member is willing to help you prepare for your presentation. Presentations can be in various formats. The short abstract however is due Oct. 19. I am writing to you because I know you have great material to share with other students! The forum is a wonderful event that includes a major public speaker and networking opportunities as well as student presenations. Most presentations are 30-45 minutes and if you work with another student you may also do a panel presentation. Sessions can also be created that are interactive or workshop style. At the end of this email there is the website portal for the conference.
CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS:
STUDENT FORUM ON GLOBAL LEARNING
Have you had a meaningful cross-cultural experience that made you:
<>re-examine your world view?
<>helped you see first-hand the interconnectedness of global issues?
<>allowed you to engage in solutions to societal problems?
<>forced you to question your ability to bring about social, political, or
economic change?
If so, WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
2012 STUDENT FORUM ON GLOBAL LEARNING is part of the MLK Day celebrations
and is a collaborative effort by the Dickey Center, Office of Institutional
Diversity & Equity, Tucker Foundation, Rockefeller Center, Office of
Undergraduate Advising & Research, Off-Campus Programs, Office of Pluralism
& Leadership, and the Dartmouth College-American University of Kuwait
Project
Dartmouth students have the unique opportunity and the significant
responsibility to share what they have learned with others. The Student
Forum on Global Learning engages Dartmouth students with some of the most
pressing issues of our time. Participants will explore the
interconnectedness of global issues, societal problems, potential solutions,
and their role and responsibility in helping effect change.
INTERESTED?
Find out more...
http://www.dartmouth.edu/global/studentforum/index.html
PRESENTATION APPLICATIONS
DUE by Wednesday, Oct. 19th
10. LIVE. LEARN. INTERN. SUMMER INSTITUTES
Washington, DC
June 10 – August 4, 2012
Courses Accredited by Georgetown University
www.DCinternships.org
11. The Native American Rights Fund (NARF) and the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) are pleased to offer a joint legal internship in Boulder, Colorado for the summer of 2012. NARF is the leading legal organization fighting for Native American rights in the U.S. EDF is a national environmental organization dedicated to protecting public health and the environment.more info
11. For additional announcements happening: Please visit Week 4 post on this blog. week 4
