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The Northeastern State University American Indian Heritage Committee is now accepting proposals for the 51st annual Symposium on the American Indian held on April 15-20, 2024 in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
The American Indian Heritage Committee is currently soliciting proposals for the event. “The American Indian Heritage Committee will conduct a blind review of the proposals to finalize the Symposium agenda,” Interim Director for the Center for Tribal Studies, Melody Proctor said in a press release. Centered on the theme, “Indigenous Scholars Speak on Sovereignty: 100 Years after the Indian Citizenship Act,” the symposium will include keynote presentations by Indigenous scholars on topics that include history, law, and literature to help broaden the perspectives to...
Under a program begun by a national law firm based in New York City, three Cherokee Nation citizens are receiving guidance during the process of applying for law school.