Presented by Michael Thiel Michael is a kinesiology pre-physical therapy student. As part of his Indigenous Kinship & Responsibility scholarship, he mentors students in courses such as biology, anatomy, chemistry 100 through 104. He also shares his college and technical... Read More
Presented by Maurina Paradise Ms.P has taught AIS 101: Introduction to American Indian Studies for over 8 semesters. This discussion will look at a model for understanding ourselves and other and how how narratives (stories) are used to frame this... Read More
Presented by Slater Gutierrez Slater Gutierrez (they/them) is an Honors College History Major. For their talk, they will share perspectives from interviews held with folx in the Milwaukee music scene who live at the intersection of queerness, and in some... Read More
What does it mean to be anti-war? Presented by Audari Tamayo I am co-chair of the UWM chapter of the Students for a Democratic Society. I am a proud Chicano and originally from Idaho. I have lived in Wisconsin for... Read More
Presented by Karyssa Lowe Karyssa Lowe, a Junior Nursing Major, will share her experiences as an undergraduate research assistant, working with Dr. Lucas Youngvorst. The project she will describe involves reading transcripts of conversations and coding the transcripts across various... Read More
“Designing a Filter That Uses Dowex 66 Free Base Resin and Ammonia Hydroxide to Increase Ocean Water pH from 7.9 to 8.2” Presented by Natalya Gurneau Join us for our last K&R Research presentation for the week. Natalya will talk... Read More
Please join us for dinner with our Honor for All keynote speaker charlie amáyá scott on April 19th in the American Indian Student Lounge (Merrill 148) at 5:00 PM for a chance to meet and chat with her prior to... Read More
We invite you to join us for a wild-rice pancake breakfast. Our Honor for All ceremony includes charlie amáyá scott as keynote speaker. We will be gifting folks the maple syrup our Elder in Residence, along with a few students, have... Read More
Please join us, Gerald L Ignace Indian Health Center, Sociocultural Programming, Electa Quinney Institute, and the Union Cinema for a community screening of "Murdered and Missing in Montana" on Thursday May 2nd at 6:00 PM. Join us at 5:15 for... Read More
Join us on May 8th from 11:00-2:00 PM in the American Indian Student Lounge for our End of Semester Potluck! Come eat some food, have fun, relax and play some games!