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  • AISES Programs Blog
    09 July 2019
    by Winds of Change

    Talking Story with BMM Testlabs Native STEM Interns

    As the summer heat swells in Las Vegas, BMM Testlabs AISES Internship has begun again with two new AISES members being welcomed into the program. 

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  • 2019 Summer Issue
    26 June 2019
    by Winds of Change

    Career Builder: Summer 2019

    A firsthand look at opportunities in government, industry, academia, and Indigenous enterprise

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    26 June 2019
    by Debra Utacia Krol

    Managing Ancestral Lands in an Era of Climate Change

    21st-century technology augments traditional stewardship

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  • 2019 Summer Issue
    26 June 2019
    by Chris Warren

    Top Jobs in Computer Science

    Here’s where to look for strong potential career growth

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  • 2019 Summer Issue
    26 June 2019
    by Dawn D. Davis

    Moms in Science — One Mother’s Story

    Yes, I’m still a student — and I have accepted that I will be a lifelong learner.

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  • 2019 Summer Issue
    26 June 2019
    by Patty Talahongva

    NALANI MILLER / NATIVE HAWAIIAN / KAMEHAMEHA HIGH SCHOOL

    A recent graduate of Kamehameha High School on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, Nalani Miller is poised to start college at the University of Rochester with a dream of becoming a biologist and finding a cure for cancer.

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  • 2019 Summer Issue
    26 June 2019
    by Kyle Coulon

    CEDRIC MANNIE / NAVAJO NATION / UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY / COMPUTER ENGINEERING

    Cedric Mannie grew up in a small rural community called Kinlichee on the Navajo Reservation.

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  • 2019 Summer Issue
    26 June 2019
    by Kimberly Locke

    DR. GRACE BULLTAIL / CROW, MANDAN, HIDATSA, AND ARIKARA NATIONS / STANFORD UNIVERSITY / EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE

    The first Native American to complete a doctoral engineering degree at Cornell University, Dr. Grace Bulltail is as committed to building bridges between students and potential mentors as she is to promoting education.

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  • 2019 Summer Issue
    26 June 2019
    by Alexa Panza

    KAELLA-MARIE EARLE / OJIBWE, ODAWA, AND POTAWATOMI ANISHINAABEG / LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY / CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

    Kaella-Marie Earle can’t remember a time she wasn’t interested in engineering.

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  • 2019 Summer Issue
    26 June 2019
    by Ann S. Boor

    ONRI JAY BENALLY / NAVAJO NATION / UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA TWIN CITIES / QUANTUM SPINTRONICS

    In Oak Springs, Ariz., in the Carrizo Mountains, there’s a spectacular view in every direction. Onri Jay Benally, Navajo, calls Oak Springs home.

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