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2006 Sequoyah Research Center Symposium
Voices from the Past, Education for the Future
October 19-21, 2006
Note: On
Thursday, Sessions One and Two are in the Fine Arts Building and
Session Three
is in the Bailey Center ; Friday and Saturday sessions are in the
Donaghey
Student Center, Rooms A and B; the Archiving Workshop will be in
Ottenheimer
Library 301A.
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Fine Arts
Building
3:00-3:50
Session One:
J.W. Wiggins Native
American Art Collection opens for viewing.
Fine
Arts Galleries
4:00-4:50
Session Two:
Arthur
Amiotte
(Lakota) “Talk on Native American Art”
Stella Boyle Recital
Hall
5:00-6:00
Session Three:
Reception
Bailey
Alumni Center
Friday, October 20, 2006
Donaghey Student
Center
8:00-11:45
Registration/Book Sales
Meeting Room B
8:45-8:50 Welcome
Meeting Room A
Daniel F. Littlefield, Jr., Director
of the Sequoyah Research Center
8:50-9:50
Session One:
Meeting Room A
Moderator: Paul Austin, American Indian Center
of Arkansas, Inc.
Paul DeMain (Oneida) “How
To Get Sued For Telling The Truth -- Sources of Information, Oral
Credibility
and Vine Deloria Jr.”
Serle
Chapman (Cheyenne) “Whining Cheyenne
Racists and
Why Native People ‘Have No Understanding’ of their Noble
Ancestors.”
9:50-10:00 Break
10:00-11:15 Session
Two:
Meeting Room A
Moderator: Kim Blaeser
(White Earth
Anishinaabe)
Loriene
Roy (White
Earth Ojibwe), Sandra Littletree (Navajo), and Elias
Tzoc (Maya-K’iche’) “Expanding
the
Circle of Honoring Generations”
11:15-11:45 Session
Three:
Meeting Room A
Moderator: John Sanchez
(Yaqui-Apache)
Warren
Petoskey
(Waganakising
Odawa) Presentation on “Danland”
11:45-1:00 Lunch on your own
1:00-5:00
Registration/Book
Sales
Meeting Room B
1:00-2:15
Session Four:
Meeting Room A
Moderator: Daniel F.
Littlefield, Jr., Sequoyah Research Center
Bill
Wiggins, Mary Jo
Watson (Seminole)
and Arthur Amiotte (Lakota)
“J. W. Wiggins Native American Art
Collection: Artist, Curator, and Collector Perspectives”
2:15-2:30
Break
2:30-3:30
Session Five:
Meeting Room A
Moderator: Elizabeth Archuleta
(Yaqui/Chicana)
Dustin
Tahmahkera
(Comanche) Custer’s
Last Sitcom: Decolonizing the American Situation Comedy’s
“Indians”
Tom
Strawman A Native Critique of Western Warfare in
Silko’s “Ceremony”
3:30-3:40
Break
3:40-5:00
Session Six:
Meeting Room A
Moderator: Patty Loew (Bad River
Ojibwe)
Heid E.
Erdrich (Turtle Mountain
Ojibwe)
and Denise Low (Lenape/ Cherokee) Readings
and stage performance
5:30-6:30
Session Seven:
Meeting Room A
Joy Harjo (Muscogee [Creek]) “Writing, Singing, Speaking and Dreaming the
Next World into Place”
Saturday, October 21, 2006
Donaghey Student
Center
8:00-11:45
Registration/Book Sales
Meeting Room B
8:45-9:45 Session
One:
Meeting Room A
Moderator: Selene Phillips
(Lac du
Flambeau
Ojibwe)
Richie
Plass (Menominee/Stockbridge-Munsee) Teenage
Death on the Reservation
Kim Blaeser (White Earth
Anishinaabe) Creative Writing and Poetry Reading
9:45-10:00
Break
10:00-11:00 Session
Two:
Meeting Room A
Moderator: Paul DeMain (Oneida)
Spencer G.
Lone Tree
(Ho-Chunk) Winnebago
Tribe's Version of Their Own 'Trail of Tears'
Roy
Boney (Cherokee)
Trail of Tears Animation Project
Joseph
Erb (Cherokee) Cherokee Animation
11:00-11:15 Break
11:15-12:15 Session
Three:
Meeting Room A
Moderator: Cristina Azocar (Upper Mattaponi)
John Sanchez (Yaqui-Apache)
American
Indian Identity; A case
study of
self-identified Indians and Native Policy
Elizabeth Archuleta
(Yaqui/Chicana) Eating Food, Digesting Words
12:15-1:15 Lunch
and Presentation
Patty
Loew (Bad River
Ojibwe) “Way of the Warrior”
Meeting Room B
1:15-5:00
Registration/Book
Sales
Meeting Room B
1:15-2:15
Session Four:
Meeting Room A
Moderator: James W. Parins, Sequoyah Research Center
Mary
Young
(Prairie Band
Potawatomi) Potawatomi Art and
Photography
Elgin Jumper (Seminole) “Reading from His Fiction and Poetry”
2:15-2:30
Break
2:30-3:30
Session Five:
Meeting Room A
Moderator: Robert E. Sanderson,
Sequoyah Research Center
Frederick
White
(Haida) Indigenous Language Revitalization
Myrelene Ranville (Canadian Anishinaabe) Revitalizing
Algonquian Languages
3:30-3:35
Break
3:35-4:05
Session Six:
Meeting Room A
Moderator: Loriene Roy (White
Earth Ojibwe)
Allison
Hedge Coke
(Huron/Eastern Tsalagi) Creative
reading and a presentation on the relationship between abstract
reasoning and
oratory in formative years
4:05-4:30
Session Seven: Discussion/Summary
Meeting Room A
Moderator: Mary
Young (Prairie Band Potawatomi)
Paul
DeMain (Oneida)
Patty Loew (Bad River
Ojibwe)
Selene Phillips (Lac du
Flambeau
Ojibwe)
Workshops
Workshops
will run concurrently with some program presentations.
Saturday’s workshop will be a repetition of
Friday’s so that more people who wish to attend may do so. All workshops will be held in the Sequoyah Research Center,
301-A Ottenheimer Library.
Friday, October 20, 2006
1:00-3:00
“Archiving in the
Digital Age”
Director: Dan F.
Littlefield, Jr.
Saturday, October 21, 2006
9:00-11:00
“Archiving in the
Digital Age”
Director: Dan F.
Littlefield, Jr.
Sponsors
Support for this
symposium is provided by the following UALR units:
College
of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, Office of Research and
Sponsored Programs, Ottenheimer Library, UALR Archives, Off-Campus
Programs, Cooper Honors Program in English, Rhetoric and Writing
Department, Sociology and Anthropology Department, UALR Children International. Support
also comes from The Center for Artistic Revolution and Mohegan Sun.
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