PROPOSED Thursday, October 5, Workshop Sessions
(TENTATIVE—session assignments will be assigned in conference program)
Individual Presentations
“Rediscovering the Lost History of an Indian Tribe and the Importance of History to That Tribe,” Mike Iyall
“An Illustrated Talk on Conducting Archival Research Online including the Use of WSU Library Collections: Starting Your Research Online with the Northwest Digital Archives,” Trevor Bond/Cheryl Gunselman/Ben DeCrease
“Finney’s Legacy: Evolution of Indigenous Self-Governance,” Bill Willard
“The Oral History Narratives of Thomas B. Andrews,” Bruce Rigsby/Noel Rude
“Nez Perce Language Instruction at LCSC/UI/WSU,” Harold Crook/Cecil Carter
“Developing a Plateau Cultural Immersion Project for the 2007 Northwest Nations Upward Bound Program at the University of Idaho with the Use of Vernacular Architecture (tule mat longhouse),” Shawn Brigman
Panel Presentations
“Government to Government Relations,” Mike Gaffney, moderator
“Song to the Creator: Exhibit development, artifact gathering, and its historical and preservation significance,” Jeannie Anderson, moderator
“In Search of Palúus Music,” Loran Olsen, moderator
“Finding Chief Kamiakin: The Life and Legacy of a Northwest Patriot,” Richard Scheuerman, moderator
“Repatriating and Perpetuation Knowledge,” Feather Huestis, moderator (Tamastslikt)
“The Confluence Project,” Janet Gallimore, moderator
Cultural Presentations
Cliff SiJohn (storyteller), Umatilla Charter School, Yakama Tribal Heritage Center, and a group from British Columbia
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