by Wisdom Blogger | Jun 18, 2014 | Archive, Newsletter
“Technology without a Soul” “I see STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) as technology without a soul,” reflected James Mason, Ph.D., Manager of Diversity Education and Cultural Competence for the Oregon Region Providence Health and Services....
by Wisdom Blogger | Jun 18, 2014 | Archive, Newsletter
Wisdom Native Art Auction Is Open Online Wisdom supporters, check out Wisdom’s online auction of Native American art items. The auction is open online and will be finalized during our silent auction this Friday evening. If you can’t attend “An Evening with Wisdom of...
by Wisdom Blogger | Jun 18, 2014 | Archive, Newsletter
Internship, Week 1 Wisdom intern William Cawley (Lock Haven University) has joined Wisdom’s team for this year’s Summer Field Science Camp. He expressed his enthusiasm for his service learning internship: For my internship, I am helping peer mentors with video...
by Wisdom Blogger | Jun 18, 2014 | Archive, Newsletter
Wisdom of the Elders Radio For those anxiously awaiting the fourth series of Wisdom of the Elders Radio Program featuring indigenous perspective on environmental and climate issues from Alaska and the Northwest, intern Rick Keffer (Apache) provides a past radio...
by Wisdom Blogger | May 6, 2014 | Newsletter
What did you do last Saturday? Over fifteen Native students and parents took part in Wisdom’s first Native Saturday Science Academies for two days of hands-on learning and fun with crawly creatures and wading through Butler Creek. In partnership with Northwest Indian...
by Wisdom Blogger | May 6, 2014 | Newsletter
Our curriculum team traveled to Johnson Creek last week for a site visit to prepare for July’s Summer Field Science Camp. Wisdom’s Amanda Kelley Lopez, Georgia Hart and Rose High Bear met with Matt Clark, Executive Director of the Johnson Creek Watershed...
