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Orman E. Morton III / Penobscot Indian Nation / Oregon State University Ecampus / Environmental Sciences
I grew up in a high-crime area in suburban Baltimore. Violence, drugs, and alcoholism were rampant — a fertile recruiting ground for street gangs.
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Meet the Award Winners
A part of every National Conference that focuses attention on the important work of AISES is our collective pause to recognize extraordinary accomplishments of our members. Congratulations to all the 2018 award winners!
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Learning's in Session: Opportunities to come away with knowledge and insight abound in the long list of sessions at every National Conference
National Conference sessions give AISES members, sponsors, and exhibitors an engaging platform for sharing their knowledge, wisdom, and experience. For many attendees, learning from session presenters as they offer information on specialized topics is one of the best parts of a National Conference. In Oklahoma City, there was truly something for everyone in a wide range of sessions. Here’s a sample of just some of them.
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Time-Management Tips for Busy Professionals
Conquer the clock to improve your effectiveness and increase productivity
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Time Management 101
Work smarter, not harder, and you’ll be well on your way to academic success
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Successful Negotiation: Essential Strategies
A little give and take can go a long way toward reaching a satisfactory compromise
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Students and Negotiating: Strategies That Work
Finding a path to compromise is half the battle
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25 Native STEM Enterprises to Watch
There’s no doubt that despite challenges like chronic economic disparity and a shortage of capital (both start-up and expansion), the number of Native American–owned businesses is growing across the board.
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Dr. Naomi Lee: 2018 Professional of the Year Awardee / Seneca
When she remembers one of the main reasons she chose to pursue her PhD in chemistry at the University of Rochester in New York, Dr. Naomi Lee can’t help but chuckle. After obtaining an undergraduate degree in biochemistry at the Rochester Institute of Technology, Dr. Lee applied to a number of graduate programs and was accepted to them all. “I chose the University of Rochester because I was afraid to leave home,” she says. “I was afraid to leave for other schools because they were far from the reservation.”