October Membership Drive!
Greetings-
SAIGE is offering everyone who renews or joins in the month of October $25 off of their June National Training Program registration next year. SAIGE will be holding its 2018 NTP at the Oneida Radisson Hotel, in Green Bay, WI, June 11-14.
Before registration opens, we will send you a code to use when you register so you can receive that discount.
Oneida Radisson Green Bay, WI
You may contact me directly if you have any questions at vice-chair@saige.org.
Thank you for being part of the SAIGE Family.
NCAI 74th Convention in Milwaukee Oct. 15 – 20 this year
About the Event:
“We are Strong Nations”
National Congress of American Indians74th Annual Convention & Marketplace
Wisconsin Center
400 W Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53203
October 15-20, 2017
Milwaukee, WI
Please note the current registration prices:
Member: $500
Non-member: $575
Youth: $175 (up to age 24)
To register and pay by check for the 74th Annual Convention & Marketplace, please fill out the Early Bird Registration Form and mail with your form of payment by September 22.
For more information, including the draft agenda go to:
http://www.ncai.org/events/2017/10/15/74th-annual-convention-marketplace
Now accepting applications for the 2017 Carol Jorgensen Environmental Scholarship
Carol Jorgensen Scholarship for Environmental Stewardship Applications now being accepted
This scholarship provides funds to full time students pursuing an undergraduate degree in an environmental stewardship discipline, including environmental studies, natural resource management, the natural sciences, public administration, public policy, and related disciplines. Deadline: September 30, 2017. Now accepting applications – click here for application criteria and specifics.
SAIGE established this award to honor the memory and legacy of Carol Jorgensen whose service to her family, community, country, and Mother Earth was an inspiration for all.
Carol was Tlingit from the Yandestake Village in southeast Alaska and was part of the Eagle/Killer Whale Fin House of Klukwan. She served many years in public service, and at the time of her passing, was the Director of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s American Indian Environmental Office. She had a deep connection to our shared Earth and was a passionate advocate for protecting the environment and human health in American Indian and Alaska Native communities.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Silent Auction at the 2017 National Training Program. The funds raised there are used to provide these scholarships.
