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Situating Giving Back For Native Americans Pursuing Careers In Stem: “You Don’T Just Take, You Give Something Back”, Janet Page-Reeves, Gabriel Leroy Cortez, Yoenesha Ortiz, Mark Moffett, Kathy Deerinwater, Douglas Medin
Situating Giving Back For Native Americans Pursuing Careers In Stem: “You Don’T Just Take, You Give Something Back”, Janet Page-Reeves, Gabriel Leroy Cortez, Yoenesha Ortiz, Mark Moffett, Kathy Deerinwater, Douglas Medin
Intersections: Critical Issues in Education
This article explores how a desire to give back influences Native Americans pursuing education and careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). We present analysis of data from 51 interviews with Native students and STEM professionals. Despite the compelling evidence of the core significance of a community orientation among Native Americans, insufficient attention has been given to thinking about the unique challenges faced by STEM professionals in devising ways to give back and how this relates to the continuing problem of under-representation of Native Americans in STEM. Here we propose strategies for universities and industry to honor Native ways …
The Social Organization Of The Western Apache, Book Review, Charles Lange Jr.
The Social Organization Of The Western Apache, Book Review, Charles Lange Jr.
New Mexico Anthropologist
No abstract provided.
A Tri-Lingual Text By Martín Colllió Huaiquillaf, Donald Brand
A Tri-Lingual Text By Martín Colllió Huaiquillaf, Donald Brand
New Mexico Anthropologist
To anyone who is somewhat acquainted with the southern Athapaskans of the southwestern United States, there are a number of marked historical similarities as well as some cultural resemblances between the southern Athapaskans and the Araucanian peoples. Both the Araucanians and the southern Athapaskans constitute discrete groups within which exist considerable differences of dialect (e. g., Picunche vs. Huilliche, western Navajo vs. Mescalero Apache), habitat (e. g., Navajo in highland steppe and forest vs. San Carlos Apache in lowland desert, Mapuche in humid forest vs. eastern Pehuenche in steppe and desert), native economy (e. g., sedentary agricultural Moluche vs. nomadic …
A Wintu' Girls' Puberty Ceremony, D. Demetracopoulo Lee
A Wintu' Girls' Puberty Ceremony, D. Demetracopoulo Lee
New Mexico Anthropologist
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Bibliography Of New Mexican Archaeology, 1936 And 1937 With Resumé Of Field Work, Department Of Anthropology
Bibliography Of New Mexican Archaeology, 1936 And 1937 With Resumé Of Field Work, Department Of Anthropology
New Mexico Anthropologist
No abstract provided.
The Pueblo Land Grants Of The Rio Abajo, New Mexico, Herbert Brayer
The Pueblo Land Grants Of The Rio Abajo, New Mexico, Herbert Brayer
New Mexico Anthropologist
No abstract provided.