| CONFERENCE |
Wednesday,
September 29, 2004
|
|
| 7:30
am |
Buffet
Breakfast - Sponsored by The Native American Recruitment and
Retention Program
WSU College of Nursing and the Department of Comparative
Ethnic Studies. |
| Session
|
|
|
Time |
Session
- Location |
Presentation
Title - Speaker |
Status |
| 8:30
am |
Palouse
Falls Intertribal Drum and Veterans |
Opening
Flag Ceremony and Honor Song |
|
| 8:45
am |
WSU
Leaders and Native American Advisory Board Members |
Welcome,
WSU Leaders and Advisory Board |
|
| 9:00
am |
Antone
Minthorn, Umatilla |
Opening
Presentation: The Vision for the Creation of a Plateau Center
for American Indian Studies |
|
| 9:30
am |
Break |
|
|
| 9:45
am |
Breakout
Session 1 - Cascade 123
Culture and History
|
"And
Things Would Never Be The Same": Wilfred, Geraldine,
and Wendell Jim |
|
| 9:45
am |
Breakout
Session 1 - Cascade 125
Culture and History
|
"Grand
Opening of the NMAI": P. Fabela, M. Skalan-Malatare
"Nez
Perce National Historic Trail": S. McFarland
|
|
| 9:45
am |
Breakout
Session 1 - Cascade 127
Culture and History
|
"Gender
Equality on the Colville Reservation": L. Ackerman
"The
Woman Has Something To Do Every Season: A Look At Gender
Equality on the Umatilla Indian Reservation": Feather
Sams-Huesties
"Female
Drumming in the Coeur d'Alene Tribe: A Collaborative Study":
J. Gatzke
|
|
| 9:45
am |
Breakout
Session 1 - CUB 212
Health and Wellness
|
"The
Native American Boarding School Experience: Healing Historical
Trauma: Reclaiming a Nez Perce Family History": R.
Paul
|
|
| 9:45
am |
Breakout
Session 1 - CUB 214-216
Language Preservation
|
"Yakama
Language Teachers: Teaching to Learn, Learning to Teach":
M. Kindness, L. Wilkens, R. Howard |
|
| 9:45
am |
Breakout
Session 1 -
CUB Auditorium
Film Series
|
Hand
Game, produced by award winning filmamker, Lawrence Johnson,
examines history and continuing importance of the popular
native game of chance, also known as the stick game. The film
documents the play of the hand game across the Northwest,
including scenes filmed the Blackfeet, Coeur d'Alene, Crow,
Flathead, Makah, Spokane, and Walker River, reservations.
Hand Game is a funny, informative, and compelling portrait
of the vitality of native heritage |
|
| 11:00
am |
Break |
|
|
| 11:15
am |
Breakout
Session 2 - Cascade 123
Culture and History |
"The
Place of Yakama History in Contemporary Yakama Culture":
G. Sohappy-Wiltse, L. Sohappy |
|
| 11:15
am |
Breakout
Session 2 - Cascade 125
Culture and History
|
"The
Cowlitz at Cathlapotle": Mike Iyall,
"The
Nez Perce Tribe vs. Elite-Directed Development on the Lower
Snake River: The Struggle to Breech the Dams and Save Salmon":
Ben Colombi
|
|
| 11:15
am |
Breakout
Session 2 - Cascade 127
Culture and History
|
"A
Medicine Tree Legacy": C. Merrell
"Canoes
on the Columbia Plateau: A Survey of Museum Collections":
B. Chenowith
"Defining
A Culture Area": M. Charle
|
|
| 11:15
am |
Breakout
Session 2 - CUB 212
Health and Wellness
|
"Pudget
Sound Traditional Diet and Diabetes: Collaborative Research
Between Tribal Members, Healthcare Workers, and Archaeologists":
P. Lape
"Diabetes
Issues and Health Care Delivery": B. Wright
|
|
| 11:15
am |
Breakout
Session 2 - CUB 214-216
Language Preservation
|
"Update
on 1st Peoples Language Committee Activities": M Whelshula,
L. Wynekoop
"Language
Shift and Revitalization: Applying the Concepts to the Yakama
People of the Northwest": G. Sutterlict
|
|
| 12:30
pm |
Joe
Pakootas
Keynote Speaker |
Lunch
and Keynote Address |
|
| 2:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 3 - Cascade 123
Culture and History
|
"Thirty
Years of CRM by the CCT": J. Sirois, C. Pleasants, J.
Cook, G. Moura |
|
| 2:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 3 - Cascade 125
Culture and History
|
"The
Parfleche Project": A. McCormack, E. Greene, A. Tayor,
A. Miles
|
|
| 2:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 3 - Cascade 127
Culture and History
|
"Archie
Phinne: An American Indian Odysey": W. Willard
"Starr
Maxwell": D. Mallickan
|
|
| 2:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 3 - CUB 212
Health and Wellness
|
"Reserach
Into the Dangers That Military Facilities Pose for Native
Americans": G. Hooks |
|
| 2:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 3 - CUB 214-216
Language Preservation
|
"Kootenai
Language Preservation Program"
"Salish
Language Immersion School": T. Pete. M. Sondoval
|
|
| 2:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 3 -
CUB Auditorium
Film Series
|
.American
Cowboys, directed, produced, and written by Umatilla
tribal member Cedric Wildbill and and his wife Tania, offers
a captivating portrait of Jackson Sundown, a Nez Perce Indian,who
was the first Native American to win the World Saddle Bronc
Championship at the 1916 Pendleton Round-Up, and George
Fletcher, an African American, who competed in the 1911
Saddle Bronc finals at the Pendleton Round-Up. The award
winning documentary explores the struggles of two legendary
cowboys to breach the color barrier and achieve their personal
best.
|
|
| 3:15
pm |
Break |
|
|
| 3:30
pm |
Breakout
Session 3 - Cascade 123
Culture and History |
Continued |
|
| 3:30
pm |
Breakout
Session 4 - Cascade 125
Culture and History
|
"The
Nez Perce Music Archive": L. Olson, R. Halfmoon, J. Pinkham,
W. Wewa |
|
| 3:30
pm |
Breakout
Session 4 - Cascade 127
Culture and History
|
"The
Numipu Narratives: The Essence of Survival in the Indian Territory":
D. Pearson |
|
| 3:30
pm |
Breakout
Session 4 - CUB 212
Health and Wellness
|
"Securing
Resources Culturally Appropriate Places": D. Chalmers
|
|
| 3:30
pm |
Breakout
Session 4 - CUB 214-216
Language Preservation
|
"Nez
Perce Language Program": A. Sobotta |
|
| 3:30
pm |
Breakout
Session 4 - CUB Auditorium |
Film
Series |
|
| 6:00
pm |
Traditional
Dinner and Honoring of Elders |
Dinner
at the Livestock Pavilion |
|
Thursday,
September 30, 2004
|
|
| 7:30
am |
Buffet
Breakfast - Sponsored by the Museum
of Anthropology and the Department of Anthropology |
| Session
|
|
| Time |
Session
- Location |
Presentation
Title - Speaker |
Status |
| 8:30
am |
Announcements |
|
|
| 8:45
am |
Keynote
Panel |
"Honoring
the Past, Present, and Future" |
|
| 9:30
am |
Break |
|
|
| 9:40
am |
Breakout
Session 4 - Cascade 123
Culture and History
|
"1855
Treaties: Commemorations and Legacies": G. Schalliol
and B. Conner |
|
| 9:40
am |
Breakout
Session 4- Cascade 125
Culture and History
|
"The
Colville Trail": Chief Noel Edward |
|
| 9:40
am |
Breakout
Session 4 - Cascade 127
Culture and History
|
"We
are Nimipuu: On Collaboration and Lewis and Clark Revisited":
R. Frey and J. Pinkham |
|
| 9:40
am |
Breakout
Session 4 - CUB 212
Natural Resource Management
|
"Lessons
from Salmon: An Applied Ethnographic Project": Robert
Stout CRITFC
"The
Columbia River Treaty Tribes and Salmon Recovery":
C Hudson
|
|
| 9:40
am |
Breakout
Session 4 - CUB 214-216
Education
|
"Project
Prism": Trudi Zaugg
"Na-ha-shnee:
Preparing American Indians Students for Nursing Careers":
Janet Katz
|
|
| 10:50
am |
Break |
|
|
| 11:00
am |
Breakout
Session 5- Cascade 123
Culture and History
|
"Celilo":
Ed Edmo |
|
| 11:00
am |
Breakout
Session 5- Cascade 125
Culture and History
|
"Historical
Photograph Project"; R. Storch |
|
| 11:00
am |
Breakout
Session 5- Cascade 127
Culture and History
|
"Lewis
and Clark: America's First Dead Beat Dads": J. Pepion
|
|
| 11:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 5- CUB 212
Natural Resource Management
|
"Cultural
Geography and Ethnobiology in the Northwest Region":
M. Stanger, J. Hartman, Q. Matheson |
|
| 11:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 5- CUB 214-216
Education |
"Teaching
Treaties": A. Fisher, C. Craig, M. Skahan-Malatare |
|
| 12:30
pm |
Lunch
and Keynote Speaker |
Patsy
Whitefoot |
|
| 2:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 6- Cascade 123
Culture and History
|
"Washaat
Religion of the Columbia Plateau": W. Wewa, R. Buck,
A. Andrews, S. Slockish |
|
| 2:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 6- Cascade 125
Culture and History
|
"Women
as Builders: Tul Mat Lodges": M. Wright |
|
| 2:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 6- Cascade 127
Culture and History |
Wanapa
Koot Koot |
|
| 2:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 6- CUB 212
Telecommunications
|
"WSU
Extension and Tribal Nations: A Thriving Partnership":
S. Fedale
"If
You Build It They Will Come": G. Nenema, F. Cullooyah,
J. R. Bluff, P. Autry
|
|
| 2:00
pm |
Breakout
Session 6- CUB 214-216
Education
|
"From
Reservation Youth to College Campus": A. Taylor
"A
History of Education on the Flathead Reservation":
S. Pinoteau
|
|
| 3:15
pm |
Break |
|
|
| 3:30
pm |
Keynote
Panel |
Keynote
Speaker: Michael Holloman |
|
| 4:00
pm |
Wrap-up
and Closing |
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