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2021 Grand Ronde Education Summit Agenda

Please click on each session (A - L) to review the session descriptions and decide in advance which sessions you would like to attend on the day of the event. There is no need to preregister for individual sessions. Zoom links will open beginning at 8:45am on June 24th, 2021.

Welcome Opening | 9am - 11am (Break 9:50-10:05am & 11-11:15am)

Includes: Welcome Announcement, Grand Ronde Tribal History, Keynote

Presenters: Justine Flynn, David Harrelson, Cheyanne Heidt

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Breakout Sessions A - C | 11:15am - 11:45am

Session A

Workshop: Senate Bill 13

Presenter: April Campbell

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Session B

Workshop: NRD Classroom Connection

Presenter: Lindsay McClary

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Session C

Workshop: Native Art

Presenter: Crystal Szczepanski

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Breakout Sessions D - F | 11:45am - 12:15pm

Session D

Workshop: Cultural Lifeways

Presenter: Cristina Lara

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Session E

Workshop: The importance of Indigenous & Multi-Cultural Studies

Presenter: Adam Langley

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Session F

Workshop: Federal Indian Policy

Presenter: Angela Fasana

Lunch Break | 12:15 - 1pm

Breakout Sessions G - I | 1pm - 1:30pm

Session G

Workshop: Cultural and Native Stories

Presenter: Michelle Jacob

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Session H

Workshop: Grand Ronde Tribal Curriculum

Presenter: Justine Flynn

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Session I

Workshop: Cultural Responsive Teaching Practices

Presenter: Cheyanne Heidt

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Breakout Sessions J - L | 1:30pm - 2:00pm (Break 2-2:15pm)

Session J

Workshop: Language in the Classroom

Presenters: Ali Holsclaw and Zoey Holsclaw

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Session K

Workshop: Implementing Native Culture into the Classroom Environment

Presenter: Jeff Mercier and Halona Butler

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Session L

Workshop: Cultural Responsive Teaching Practices

Presenter: Mandy Smoker-Broaddus

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Conclusion | 2:15pm - 3:00pm

Details: Q & A's and Closing Remarks.

Presenter: Multiple Presenters

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