Register now: Vine Deloria Jr. Indigenous Studies Symposium

The purpose of this symposium is to bring together Native and non-native scholars and tribal elders who are interested in honoring the life and work of our friend, colleague, and mentor, Vine Deloria, Jr., and in presenting new ideas and expanding knowledge in several key areas that Vine devoted his life to. The symposium this year will focus on Indigenous philosophy, religion, spirituality, and related topics. The symposium itself will be organized as a series of intellectually driven panels – no “workshop” type presentations – and specially invited speakers addressing these issues. Individual presentations may be formal or informal, but in keeping with the spirit of Vine, there will be no PowerPoint or other electronic presentations. Check out this link on the Vine Deloria Jr Symposium – Call for papers.

Registration fee – $100 (includes lunches and salmon dinner)

Most people fly directly into Bellingham. Others fly into Seattle and then rent a car. A shuttle also runs from the Seattle Airport to Bellingham – about a two hour drive.

Bellingham is only 45 minutes away from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. If you are planning to travel to Canada, you now need a passport.

For additional information on registration, lodging, meals and other logistics, please contact:

Angel Jefferson, Symposium Co-coordinator Northwest Indian College 2522 Kwina Road Bellingham, WA 98226

Telephone: 360-392-4287 – email: ajefferson@nwic.edu

For other information please contact:

Steve Pavlik, Symposium Co-coordinator

Telephone: 360-392-4307 – email:spavlik@nwic.edu