Minnesota Indigenous Language Symposium V

[Beth Brown]

Minnesota Indigenous Language Symposium V
May 18th & 19th, 2009
Northland Inn, Brooklyn Park, MN

Gekinoo’imaagejig (the ones who teach), Eni-gikendaasoyang (Center  
for Indigenous Knowledge and Language Revitalization), of the  
University of Minnesota Duluth, the American Indian Studies  
Department, of the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, and the  
Grotto Foundation are hosting the fifth Minnesota Indigenous Language  
Symposium. This year's symposium will focus on technology, teacher  
training, teaching methods, community resources, curriculum  
development models, adult learning, and evaluation. Presentations  
from key language revitalization programs and initiatives will be  
featured during this two-day event. The symposium is geared towards  
elders, educators, higher education students, and practitioners.

Registration & Presentation Proposal Information
Please visit our web site for more information about registration,  
call for proposals, and to see a list of presenters and a symposium  
agenda.

Cost
$175.00 (USD) per person; $100.00 (USD) per Higher Education student  
(Late registration of $200.00 (USD) for all after May 2nd).

Contact
For more information please contact Jennifer Niemi (phone:  
218-726-8419 or email: jehlen at d.umn.edu); or, Beth Brown
(phone: 612-624-8217 or email: brow0857 at umn.edu).

http://www.d.umn.edu/enigikendaasoyang/symposium/

The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and  
employer.
  
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