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How to make the most of the AISES National Conference

 


 

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How to make the most of the AISES National Conference

 

The countdown is on. It’s almost time for the AISES National Conference, an annual highlight for thousands of Indigenous professionals throughout North America and beyond. The conference will be making its virtual debut on a 100 percent online platform, giving participants new ways to make the most of three action-packed days. This year’s all-virtual format will include opening and closing ceremonies, a keynote address, a talking circle, expert-led topical sessions, research presentations, mixers, and Indian Country’s largest College and Career Fair. 

 

You will have a lot of ground to cover as an attendee. The agenda features more than 60 live and pre-recorded sessions and numerous opportunities to interact with exhibitors, speakers, sponsors, and your fellow attendees. Here’s what you should know as you prepare for this signature AISES event, which kicks off with pre-conference activities on October 14 and the October 15 opening ceremony.

 

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Tony Kahn, Navajo (Dine’), was raised on the Navajo Nation, but is originally from Chinle and Lukachukai, Ariz. He has worked for the Arizona Public Service Company in Phoenix for the past 30 years, currently serving as the lead boiler inspector. Kahn earned his BS in mechanical engineering from Stanford University. He was a founding member of the Stanford University AISES College Chapter, a founding member of the Phoenix, Ariz., Professional Chapter of AISES, and a former member of the AISES Professional Awards Committee. A former AISES Board Member, Kahn is a Sequoyah Fellow. He currently serves on the Phoenix Indian Center Board of Directors, as immediate past president.

 

How can attendees go about prioritizing sessions to attend at the National Conference?

Go through the list of sessions before the conference starts and choose sessions that mean a lot to you personally or professionally. In each time slot, choose one session that you really want to attend, with one backup session.

 

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GO PLACES WITH AISES

The AISES Together Towards Tomorrow (T3) Fund was created to assist Native American/Indigenous students who are enrolled in an accredited U.S. college or university who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Check for more information.

 

AISES is unveiling its Full-Circle Mentoring opportunity for up to 50 AISES college and professional members.

 

Early-career faculty members, post-doctoral professionals, and graduate students in engineering can apply to the ASSIST opportunity to attend the fully virtual Faculty Career Workshop on October 14, 2020, and the AISES National Conference on October 15–17, 2020. Deadline extended to Oct 2.

 

Boeing STEM Day is an exciting day of STEM activities for pre-college students and educators at the all virtual 2020 AISES National Conference!

 

SAVE THE DATE

 

October 15–17

A Virtual Event

 

September 23–25

Phoenix, Ariz.

VIDEO SPOTLIGHT

RESOURCES FOR AISES MEMBERS

 

AISES events, like the and , and meetings are great opportunities to network.

 

Have you had a chance to check out the AISES Twitter feed? to get up-to-date info on what’s going on with the organization and the latest happenings in Indian Country.

 

ONLINE RESOURCES

 

 

 

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