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Producing a Vision
The Evolving History of AISES
by George Thomas
An inspiring chronicle of the founding
of the American Indian Science & Engineering Society.
American Indian Leadership for the Future
by Richard B. Williams
Richard Williams, Lakota, president and
CEO of the Denver-based American Indian College Fund, uses the
Lakota medicine wheel to explain leadership values.
To Infinity and Beyond
Careers in Mathematics
By Barbra Wakshul
Career opportunities involving mathematics
are culturally relevant and abounding for Native Americans.
Leadership in Action
Ely S. Parker Award Winners
by Barbara Sorensen
Four past winners of the prestigious Ely
S. Parker award talk about serving their people.
The Skill Behind the Sound
by Mary K. Bowannie
The future needs of tribal radio stations
depend on a surge of interest in radio engineering as a career
path.
Modeling Self-Sufficiency
by Nicole R. Bowman
Joan Rosenow, Stockbridge-Munsee, is celebrated
for her dedication to the education of Native children.
Youth Find a Better Tomorrow
by Christine Graef
The National Indian Youth Police Academy
(NIYPA) Criminal Justice Center offers youth firsthand experience
with elements of law enforcement.
Preserving Culture
by Minnie Two Shoes
Carrie Estey, White Earth Ojibwe, reveals the educational aspects of the Mille
Lacs Indian Museum.
Teach For America
Inspiring Community Involvement
by Barbara Sorensen
Teach For America affords Native American college graduates opportunities to
help their communities and clarify their own career paths.
Modern American Indian Leaders
Their Lives and Their Works
by Dean Chavers
Reviewed by Richard
Simonelli
Modern American Indian
Leaders: Their Lives and Their Works by Dean Chavers celebrates the enormous variety
of Indian leadership.
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