ACT 31: History, Culture and Sovereignty Rights of Wisconsin Indians
This workshop is designed for those who are seeking initial licensure or certification to comply with ACT 31 legislation required by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.
This one-day seminar fulfills the human relations and minority group relations, #1, by demonstrating knowledge and understanding of the history, culture and tribal sovereignty of American Indian tribes and bands located in Wisconsin. It satisfies the human relations stipulation for those who have completed a comparable, approved educator preparation program in another state.
Click on the Resources tab to find more information on available credit-bearing courses that would also meet this requirement.
Instructor
My Anishinaabe name is Nodaway Benaise and I am Sturgeon Clan. I am enrolled in the Oneida Tribe of Wisconsin, and my ancestry includes Menominee, Mille Lacs Ojibwe, Stockbridge-Munsee, French and English. My experience as an educator, lecturer and curriculum specialist in ... read more
Who Should Attend
Educators and those who are seeking to fulfill the mandate required by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.
Priority is given to UWM post-baccalaureate students. Please indicate your status on your registration.
Benefits and Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate awareness about the events that led up to the Wisconsin ACT 31 legislation.
- Increase knowledge of best practices, model programs and available resources.
- Align classroom materials and curriculum with Wisconsin American Indian studies.
- Increase knowledge about Wisconsin American Indian tribal sovereignty, treaties and governance.
Notes
This seminar carries no credit, but meets the state of Wisconsin’s certification requirement.
All UWM students are required to provide their student ID number during class attendance.
Testimonials
"Mr. Denning’s knowledge, insight and personal stories were enlightening and informative." — Seminar participant
"I loved the historical perspective on contemporary issues that persist. Great conversations and though-provoking histories and resources." — Seminar participant
Date: Jan 19-23, 2021
Delivery Method: Combined Online
Live Online
Date: Tue, Jan 19 & Sat, Jan 23
Time: 1/19, 6pm-8pm & 1/23, 9am-11am
Platform: Zoom
Course-Paced Online
Available: Jan 19-23, 2021
Platform: Canvas
Instructor: Mark Denning
Fee: $129
CEUs: .7, CEHs: 7
Enrollment Limit: 60
Program Number: 7140-13352
Note: This requirement applies to those individuals seeking initial teaching licensure or certificate in the state of Wisconsin. Class is open to all interested in the topic.
Online access and link, along with other details, will be emailed to all registered participants one week prior to the start of class.
Registration Deadline: Jan 11, 2021
Date: Mar 23-27, 2021
Delivery Method: Combined Online
Live Online
Date: Tue, Mar 23 & Sat, Mar 27
Time: 3/23, 6pm-8pm & 3/27, 9am-11am
Platform: Zoom
Course-Paced Online
Available: Mar 23-27, 2021
Platform: Canvas
Instructor: Mark Denning
Fee: $129
CEUs: .7, CEHs: 7.0
Enrollment Limit: 60
Program Number: 7140-13353
Note: This requirement applies to those individuals seeking initial teaching licensure or certificate in the state of Wisconsin. Class is open to all interested in the topic.
Online access and link, along with other details, will be emailed to all registered participants one week prior to the start of class.
Registration Deadline: Mar 15, 2021