- Honoring the Axtells: We remember beloved AISES elders Andrea and the late Horace Axtell
- Apollo 13: 45 Years Later – One man recounts his role in the safe return of that imperiled mission
- Facing Down Ebola: Sequoyah Fellow Dean Seneca takes on a global crisis
- 2015 Professional Awards
In this Fall 2015 issue of Winds of Change, Jerry Elliott High Eagle, one of the original AISES founders, observes the 45th anniversary of the Apollo 13 mission by recounting his role in the safe return of that imperiled spacecraft. Sequoyah Fellow Dean Seneca, Seneca, tells the story of his role in an equally compelling, but very different, crisis — the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. You can read about Seneca’s stint on the front lines in Sierra Leone, where he trained health workers to combat the deadly disease, village by village. In this issue you can also meet the winners of this year’s prestigious Professional Awards — showing the crucial difference support along the way can make in the unfolding of a brilliant career.
