Title: Tribal Nations 101 with Tana Fitzpatrick, Associate Vice President of Tribal Relations
Event Date: Tuesday, February 7, 2023
Event Start Time: 1:30 P.M. - 2:30 P.M. CST/CDT
Summary: This is an introduction to Indian tribes and tribal sovereignty and how OU can partner with tribes in mutually beneficial collaborations.
Venue: Native Nations Event Center, Room 233 in Copeland Hall/Virtual
Description: Are you interested in learning more about Tribal Nations? The Tribal Nations 101 seminar seeks to provide an introduction to Indian tribes and tribal sovereignty. This seminar will review the federal government’s unique government-to-government relationship with Indian tribes, as well as state-tribal relationships. Current tribal issues will also be highlighted.
Registration link: Coming Soon
Point of Contact: Tana Fitzpatrick tana.fitzpatrick@ou.edu or Joy Pendley pendley@ou.edu
Event Title: Talking Leaves & Pixels: The Cherokee National Collection
Event Date: February 9th, 2023
Event Time: 3:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M CST
Where: Native Nations Event Center, Room 233 in Copeland Hall/Virtual
Join Native Nations Center in collaboration with Native American Studies as we offer this panel presentation titled “Talking Leaves & Pixels: The Cherokee National Collection. This event is open to all, but space is limited. Please register using the button below or contact Farina King at farinaking@ou.edu, Evelyn Cox with the Native Nations Center at ecox@ou.edu, or Native American Studies at nas@ou.edu for more information.
Event Date: February 10, 2023
Event Start Time: 1:30 to 2:30
Where: Native Nations Event Center, room 233 in Copeland Hall
Join Native Nations Center in collaboration with the Center for Faculty Excellence and Tana Fitzpatrick, Associate Vice President of Tribal Relations at OU as we offer a continuation of our “Centering Indigenous Research Series.” This year’s “Ethical Tribal Engagement Series #2: Meeting Tribal Needs Through Collaboration” panel seeks to bridge Indigenous and institutional perspectives around research and collaborative community engagement. Our panelists of scholars, researchers and Tribal professionals will speak to the nuances, protocols, concerns, ethics, and best practices of engaging in research or collaborations with and about Indigenous communities or collections. This event is open to all but in-person space is limited. To reserve a spot, please regiser using the link below:
This workshop will give you hands-on experience, training, tools, and exposure to resources needed to take the leap and create your own podcast. Our Native Nations Center Director, Brian Burkhart will be instructing this series with one workshop devoted to Mac users and the other to PC users integrating the latest software.
