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Lecture Series

SHI sponsors lectures by students and scholars doing research on Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian languages, cultures and history. Lectures generally are held at Sealaska Plaza in conjunction with Native American Heritage Month and at or near Centennial Hall, in conjunction with Celebration. They are videotaped and posted online. The lectures at Sealaska Plaza are free and open to the public. For noon lectures, guests are invited to bring a bagged lunch. For more information or to submit a request to give a lecture, contact SHI Archivist Zachary Jones at 907.586.9261 or zachary.jones@sealaska.com. (Sponsorship)

2011 Sponsors

MRV Architects

ARCHITECTURE · PLANNING · INTERIOR DESIGN
1420 GLACIER AVE. · JUNEAU, AK 99801 · 907-586-1371
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McDowell Group

Kathy Ruddy

Upcoming Lecture

Friday, Nov. 4
ANCSA: Good or Bad?
Byron Mallott
First Alaskan Institute Fellow

Monday, Nov. 14
The Interrelationships Between Tribes and Corporations
Edward Thomas
President, Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indians of Alaska

Tuesday, Nov. 15
Alaska Native Corporations and Cultural Models of SustainabilityThomas F. Thornton
Senior Research Fellow, Environmental Change and Management, Oxford University

Monday, Nov. 21
The Legal Status of Alaska Native Corporations & Economic Self Determination
Chris McNeil
President & CEO Sealaska Corporation

Monday, Nov. 28
ANCSA: A Path to Assimilation or Cultural Survival
Rosita Worl
President, Sealaska Heritage Institute

Photos

SHI Archivist Zach Jones, Visiting Scholar Emily Moore, and SHI President Rosita Worl after Emily's lecture 9-19-11. Photo by Dixie Hutchinson

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