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Message from the Director
Dear AISC friends and family,
Hope you are all enjoying a restful and productive summer. Please see below for important news from the AISC!
Warmly,
Shannon Speed
Director, UCLA American Indian Studies Center
Congratulations to Ken Wade!
AISC is in the process of hiring a new librarian. |
It is with mixed emotions that we announce the retirement of Ken Wade, AISC Librarian, as of Thursday, June 28, 2018. Ken has provided outstanding service to faculty, staff, students, and the general public, and the UC library community for nearly 21 years. Published research is sometimes difficult to find in the field of American Indian Studies because sources frequently are oral, not written. Nonetheless, library patrons knew that Ken would always manage to find a usable source no matter how obscure the topic. We will miss him dearly.AISC Staffing News
We are excited to announce that Pamela Grieman has accepted the role of Assistant Director of the UCLA American Indian Studies Center as of July 1, 2018. We know she will do a fantastic job at this new position. We are lucky to have her!
AISC is also thrilled to announce that Dr. Mishuana Goeman will be renewing her appointment as the Associate Director of the UCLA American Indian Studies Center. Dr. Goeman has done phenomenal work in organizing this year’s NAISA conference while also helping to expand the Center fulfill its goals!
Dr. Teresa McCarty has been reappointed as the Chair of the American Indian Studies Center Faculty Advisory Committee for 2018–19. We are fortunate to be able to rely on her knowledge and expertise in helping to shape and guide the Center’s key mission.
Thank you everyone for their hard work and service in this upcoming 2018-19 year!
Congratulations to Clementine Bordeaux!
AISC congratulates Clementine Bordeaux on her appointment to the Los Angeles City/County Native American Indian Commission! She will be filling the vacancy created by Ramon Luis Enrique, whose term has expired.
Clementine is currently pursuing her PhD at UCLA in World Arts & Cultures/Dance. She has been extraordinarily generous with her time and energy in assisting the Center, the American Indian Studies program, and UCLA, and continues to expand her relationships with the community.
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