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Whitman College Selects Roger Amerman (Choctaw) as the O'Donnell Visiting Educator in Global Studies for Spring 2024 - Vimarsana News

Whitman College Selects Roger Amerman (Choctaw) as the O'Donnell Visiting Educator in Global Studies for Spring 2024

Whitman College, a private, co-educational, residential liberal arts and sciences undergraduate college located in Walla Walla, Washington, has chosen Roger Amerman (Choctaw as the O'Donnell Visiting Educator in Global Studies for Spring 2024. Amerman is a distinguished alum of the Class of 1981. Amerman recently served as a beadwork consultant for Marvel's Disney+ series Echo, featuring the Choctaw superhero Maya Lopez.

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Roger Amerman selected as Whitman College's O'Donnell Visiting Educator | Education - Vimarsana News

Roger Amerman selected as Whitman College's O'Donnell Visiting Educator | Education

Roger Amerman, alumnus of Whitman College class of 1981, will serve as the college’s O’Donnell Visiting Educator in global studies this spring.

Hurry or You'll Miss Western Montana's Best Wildflowers - Vimarsana News

Hurry or You'll Miss Western Montana's Best Wildflowers

The best of the camas blooms only last about a week.

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Josephy Center program receives Oregon Stewardship Award - Vimarsana News

Josephy Center program receives Oregon Stewardship Award

Heads to Hearts brings Native understanding to studies of place in Northeast Oregon

Whitman College, Confederates Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation partner for educational opportunity - Vimarsana News

Whitman College, Confederates Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation partner for educational opportunity

Kwalk ineet, or “long tent” in English, is a traditional structure used by people in this area dating back thousands of years, Don Sampson, chief of the Walúulapam, said. But