41st Annual Symposium on the American Indian Technology Future, Technology Past: A Woven Link April 8-13, 2013
American Indian Symposium Film Series NSU Powwow Monday, April 8 Tuesday, April 9 Wednesday, April 10 Thursday, April 11 Friday, April 12 Saturday, April 13
American Indian Symposium Film Series
Monday, April 8 Title: Native American Paranormal Project Presenter: Mark Williams, filmmaker, Nativeboy Productions Time: 7-9 pm Location: Webb Auditorium
Tuesday, April 9 Title: Killing Stereotypes: Assassin’s Creed and Natives in Popular Culture Moderator: Roy Boney Panelists: Michael Sheyahshe, Callie Chunestudy, Candessa Teehee, and Thomas Deer Time: 7-9 pm Location: Webb Auditorium
Wednesday, April 10 Title: Age-old Technology Meets Pop Culture Presenter: Bunky Echo-Hawk Time: 7-9 pm Location: Webb Auditorium ^^TOP
Monday, April 8
Native American Film Series Title: Native American Paranormal Project Presenter: Mark Williams, filmmaker, Nativeboy Productions Time: 7-9 pm Location: Webb Auditorium
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Tuesday, April 9
Native American Film Series Title: Killing Stereotypes: Assassin’s Creed and Natives in Popular Culture Moderator: Roy Boney Panelists: Michael Sheyahshe, Callie Chunestudy, Candessa Teehee, and Thomas Deer Time: 7-9 pm Location: Webb Auditorium
Wednesday, April 10
Vendors Traditional Arts Vendors Daily 9-4 W-F Friday evening 6-10 Saturday 1-11 p.m. Institutional Vendors Daily 9-4 W-F Friday evening 6-10 Saturday 1-11 p.m.
All day event OSU Oral History Project Julie LittleThunder Native Veteran Interviews Webb Technology TV Studio (Student observations by arrangement) Opening Ceremony Host: Native American Student Association 9:30 – 10:00, Rozell Ballroom B Keynote address: Charles “Chief” Boyd, Architect Cherokee Heritage Center 50th Anniversary 10 – 10:50a, Rozell Ballroom B Keynote address: Dr. Daniel Littlefield Sequoyah Research Center, UALR 1-1:50p, Rozell Ballroom B Keynote address: Dr. Daniel Wildcat Haskell Indian Nations University 2-2:50p, Rozell Ballroom B Hearing Tests: Walk-in Screenings Dr. Karen Patterson NSU Speech & Hearing clinic 2-5p, UC 222 Paper Document Preservation Workshop Vickie Sheffler NSU Archivist 3-3:50p, Morgan Room Panel Discussion Candessa Teehee, Moderator Cherokee Scholars Series 3-3:50p, Rozell Ballroom Cultural Event Traditional Stickball Host: NASA NSU Beta Field American Indian Symposium Film Series Title: Age-old Technology Meets Pop Culture Presenter: Bunky Echo-Hawk Time: 7-9 pm Location: Webb Auditorium
Thursday, April 11
Vendors Traditional Arts Vendors Daily 9-4 W-F Friday evening 6-10 Saturday 1-11 p.m. Institutional Vendors Daily 9-4 W-F Friday evening 6-10 Saturday 1-11 p.m. General Assembly Host: Indigenous Scholar Development Center 10:15-10:30, Rozell Ballroom B Panel Presentation: Becky Chandler & Karissa Pickett Chickasaw Nation Communications & Creative Services Title: TBA 10:30-11:20, Rozell Ballroom B AISES Luncheon w/Speaker Chris Samples Redstone Construction Title: TBA 11:30a-12:50p, Rozell Ballroom A TICKET REQUIRED Afternoon Sessions: SESSION 1a Cherokee Uno Cherokee Language Student Activity Wyman Kirk & Advanced Cherokee Students: Zachary Barnes, Doug Cotter, Ella Jones, Catherine Little & Ivan Taylor 1-1:50p, Redbud Rm SESSION 1b Chris Teuton & Sammy Still Turtle Island Liar's Club 1-1:50p Rozell BR B Hearing Tests: Walk-in Screenings Dr. Karen Patterson NSU Speech & Hearing clinic 2-5p, UC 222 SESSION 2a America Meredith Cherokee Scholars Series 2-2:50p, Redbud Rm SESSION 2b Steve Beleu & Samantha Clifford Cobell vs. Salazar/Indian Land Consolidation Program OK Dept. of Libraries & NSU John Vaughn Library 2-2:50p UC 224 SESSION 2c Roy Boney Cherokee Language Technology Program 2-2:50p Rozell BR FORUM College of the Muscogee Nation Mvskoke Language Forum (in Creek) Norma Marshall (Mvhayv) & Students 3-4:30p, Rozell BR
Friday, April 12
Indigenous Languages Documentation & Revitalization Seminar Dr. Colleen Fitzgerald & Dr. Brad Montgomery-Anderson Immersion for Native Languages 8-5 UC, Morgan Rm General Assembly Host: Cherokee Promise Scholars 10:15-10:30, Rozell BR Keynote address: Mickel Yantz, Tom Mooney, & Tonya Hogner 50 Years of Technology at the Cherokee Heritage Center 10:30-11:20, Rozell Ballroom B Cherokee Heritage Center Luncheon w/ Storyteller Robert Lewis 11:30a-12:50p Rozell Ballroom A TICKET REQUIRED Afternoon Sessions: Cultural Technology Live Demonstrations Presenters TBA 1:30-4:30p, Rozell Ballroom B & Balcony SESSION 1a Gene Norris & Ben Chestnut Genealogy Technology 1:30 - 2:20p UC 223 SESSION 1b Cherokee Language Puppet Presentation Wyman Kirk with Intermediate & Advanced Students “Rabbit and the Well” 1:30 - 2:20p Redbud Rm Preservation Workshop Cherokee Heritage Center Museum Staff No Plastic Bags! 2:30-3:20p, UC 224 Tree Planting Ceremony NSU Arbor Day Committee & NASA Veronica Grayson, Coordinator Co-hosted by the Native American Student Association (NASA) 2:30 - 3:50, Campus Locaton TBA Closing Keynote Address: Dr. Paula Munro Distinguished Linguist, UCLA Technology Future, Technology Past: A woven link 4-4:30p, Morgan Room NSU Powwow 6-10p Rozell BR Grand Entry 8p Head Staff: Kelly Anquoe, MC Stanley John, AD Joel Deerinwater, Head Singer Thorpe Sine, Head Man Dancer Erica Pretty Eagle Moore, Head Lady Dancer Adam Proctor, Head Gourd Dancer Cherokee Nation Color Guard
Saturday, April 13
Oklahoma Workshop on Native American Languages (OWNAL) Presenter: Dr. Brad Montgomery-Anderson
Guest Scholar: Dr. Paula Munro, Distinguished Professor of Linguistics, UCLA Time: 8-5p Location: UC Morgan Rm
NSU Powwow, 2 pm - Midnight 2 pm Gourd Dancing 5 pm Powwow Dinner 7 pm Grand Entry Location: UC Rozell Ballrm
NSU Powwow
Friday, April 12, 6 pm - 10 pm 6 pm Gourd Dancing 8 pm Grand Entry Location: UC Rozell Ballrm
Saturday, April 14, 2 pm - Midnight 2 pm Gourd Dancing 5 pm Powwow Dinner 7 pm Grand Entry Location: UC Rozell Ballrm