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Thirty Years of
AISES
The Gift of Community
Text prepared by Barbara Sorensen
The American Indian Science & Engineering
Society celebrates 30 years with statements from 30 members whose
lives have been transformed by AISES.
Indigenous Voices in the
International Polar Year
by Cassandra Brooks
The Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research's
annual conference raises awareness about Antarctic issues and effects
of climate change on indigenous people.
Paying it Forward
Bringing Success Full
Circle
by Erin Loury
Tony Sam, Choctaw, vice president of Caza
Petroleum, perpetuates the cycle of opportunity by establishing
the Chahta Petroleum Scholarship Endowment for AISES
students.
Native Tourism Leaders
Treading Lightly on Mother Earth
by Sarah Wyatt
Tribal tourism programs are opting for eco-friendly
innovations in order to preserve historic landmarks.
A Wealth of Opportunity
by Tracey Wong Briggs
Obtaining an MBA provides Native Americans
with a variety of career opportunities.
Tushka Hashi-Sun Warrior
by Frankie Germany
The Choctaw Central High School's
Solar Car Team creates alternative modes of transportation.
New Enterprise in Rural Alaska
by Weld Royal
The Angoon Business Center helps turn
local people's ideas into profitable businesses.
Laura Tohe
Preserving Her Language and Stories
by Jane Westberg
Navajo poet/writer Laura Tohe creates
lyrics for the oratorio Enemy Slayer: A Navajo Oratorio
which honors her language and culture.
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the Wind
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