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| 9:00 a.m. Registration begins 1:00 p.m. Welcome Ceremony 3:00~4:30 p.m. Research Presentations 5:00 ~8:00 p.m. Art Exhibit Opening Reception 7:30 p.m. Featured Entertainment by Charlie Hill |
9:00 a.m. Research Presentations 10:30 a.m. Keynote Presentation 12:30 p.m. Traditional Lunch 2:30~3:30 p.m Research Presentations 4:00 ~5:30 p.m. Research Presentations 7:00~10:00 p.m. Theatrical Performances |
9:00 a.m. Research Presentations 10:30 a.m. Keynote Presentation 2:30 p.m. Research Presentations 3:30 p.m. Response Time 5:00 p.m. Final Banquet 7:00~10:00 p.m. Musical/Dance Performances |
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 Conference Welcome[Opening Ceremony Address] President Joseph F. McDonald (right) 200 Years Later: Which Direction Does the Compass Point? Featured Presentation Jim Holmberg Big Medison: York's Life During and After the Lewis and Clark Expedition Other Presentations  Poplar Schools (left)Spirit of the Dance Great Falls Schools / Longfellow Elementary A Native American Youth Perspective: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow Tierney Berger Bison as Seed Dispersal Agents Prior to Euro-American Settlement  Florence M. GardipeeThe Yellowstone Bison: Preserving Part of the Past for the Future Carolyn Thompson Native American Women's Progress Since the Lewis and Clark Expedition Jody L. Pepion (right) Lewis and Clark: America's First Dead Beat Dads Janis A. Johnson Resisting Recolonization: The Lewis and Clark Bicentennial and the Nez Perce Tribe Jeanine Downwind (Ojibwe - Red Lake), Colette Lawrence (Ojibwe - Leech Lake) and Joan Vanhala Colonial Impacts on Urban Indians: Renewing Communities through Leadership and Policy  Donald PepionThe Myth of the Chief: Examining Concepts of Leadership Frederick Left Hand (left) Expeditions and Bands: A Discussion of Leadership Styles Denise L. Low Landscape in a Cheyenne Ledger Book Randall R. Skelton Finding a Perfect Body for Sacagawea Victoria V. Weaver Interpreting Seth Eastman's Female Mode of Sitting: How & What Do 19th Century Artwork Communicate Ideas of Native American Identity. Poster Display Tonia Wisecarver Bison Culture Richard Wacha Scientific Observations of the Lewis and Clark Expedition along the Iowa-Nebraska Border: A Review Michaela R. Saunders The Formation and Purpose of Indigenous Media: A Comparison between Australia and North America Art Exhibit Montana Museum of Art & Culture presents Summer Showcase In conjunction with the Confluence of Cultures Conference  Centennial and Bicentennial: Lewis and Clark in Perspective Historical works from the permanent collection and contemporary works by Native American artists. May 16 (Fri) ~ Sept 6 (Sat) Meloy Gallery and Paxson Gallery PARTV Building on The University of Montana campus.  Their Eyes Tell Everything1906 - 1945 The Montana Chippewa-Crees A Photographic Exhibit Collected by John Well-Off-Man May 16 (Fri) ~ May 30 (Fri) University Center Art Gallery Featured Entertainment  Charlie Hill in MissoulaEmcee: Ellen Swaney Introduction: Bear Head Swaney |
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 Keynote PresentationDavid Wilkins (right) A Constitutional Actuality: The Durable though Manipulable Status of Indigenous Nations Featured Presentations Johnny Arlee A Teaching Tool Through Pageants or Plays Barbara Belyea The Silent Past is Made to Speak Darrell Kipp New Words - New Images from an Indian Reservation Native Son Harry Fritz Native Voices: The New Lewis and Clark Expedition Other Presentations  Thomas A. FoorIn Search of Sacajawea's Homeland: Ethnohistory, Archaeology and the Lemhi Shoshone Loren Yellow Bird Now I Will Speak (nawah ti waako'): An Arikara Perspective on What the Lewis and Clark Expedition Missed Gina R. Wernimont American Indian Law & Identity Ben Sherman (right) The Legacy of William Clark Bruce Van Haveren and Jim Garrett Looking Back at Great Plains Landscapes: If We Knew Then What We Know Now Bob Clark Protecting the Lands of Lewis and Clark  Joe McGeshick (left)Sacagawea: American Western Mythology Presentation Evelyn Widhalm Sacajawea: My Friend Rosemary F. Gibbons A Century of Genocide in the Americas: A Residential School Experience (video presentation) Sally N. Thompson Contemporary Voices Along the L&C Trail Jill M. Wagner Marketing the Myth: Selling the Lewis-Clark Expedition Lynn Paxson Commodification of Culture: Tourism Destinations, Sacred Sites Richard A. Sattler Lewis & Clark on The Columbian Plateau: The Ethno History of a Critical Non-Event Pat Courtney Gold The Indigenous Columbia River People "Discover" Lewis and Clark Leandra Holland Food and Native Diplomacy 1804-1806 Gwendolyn M. Buck Nature is the Best Diet Catherine Feher-Elston Redefining America Susan Buchel Clark's Indian Sketch Maps: Indicators of Cross-Cultural Communication  Rose Ann Abrahamson (right)Sacajawea ( left to right; Rose Ann Abrahamson, her aunt Eloise G. Lopez, her daughter Leela Abrahamson) Mark F. Hammer and James Knotwell Potential Changes in landscape Heterogeneity of the Nebraska Sandhills Following Fire Suppression and Cattle Grazing Monica Mayer Medicinal Aspects of the Lewis and Clark Expedition Gregory R. Campbell We Believed the Good Spirit had Foresaken Us Calvin Grinnell I Remember Red Hair and Long Knife: Oral Tradition of the Mandan and Hidatsa on Lewis and Clark David Nicandri Twisted Hair, Tetoharsky, and the Sacagawea Myth  Bea Medicine (left) and Roslyn LaPierDietary Change in Transition Curly Bear Wagner First Nations Discover Lewis & Clark Sally N. Thompson Non-verbal Communication and Miscommunication Allen Y. Pinkham and Steven R. Evans Lecture on Ordway Richard Wojtowicz and Brad Coon Coyote, Grizzlies and Native Americans: Then and Now Charles E. Kay Lewis and Clark: Aboriginal Overkill, and the Myth of Once Abundant Wildlife Phil Konstantin Variations in Tribal Names George P. Horse Capture The Communicating Tradition Traditional Lunch  Attendees share a meal similar to what Indian tribes might have served members of the Lewis and Clark Expedition two hundred years ago. Traditional Games  At the oval, Traditional Native American games were demonstrated.Conference attendees also participated in some of the games. Special Evening Performances Carayiit Dancers Performance (left) This Land I am Standing On(middle) Our Songs Continue: Teaching Traditional Arikara Music and Songs (right)    >See more details |
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 Keynote PresentationFred Hoxie (right) Lewis and Clark in Indian Country: Opportunities Found and Lost Featured Presentations Louie W. Adams Place Names of Western Montana Hal Stearns Special Encounters: The Education Jourmey of Lewis and Clark and the Indians Amy Mossett (lower right) Sacagawea: A Hidatsa Perspective Mary Clearman Blew Rivers of Stories, Stories of Place  Roberta "Bobbie" Conner Emanating from the Earth: Belonging to a Place Other Presentations John Jackson Viewing Lewis and Clark from the North: British and tribal reaction as recorded in the Records of the Hudson Bay Company David OshKosh Forestry - Its Role in Menominee History: A Historical Perspective Blackfeet Community College Impact of the Lewis and Clark Expedition on the Blackfeet Nation (Panel Presentation)  J. Frederick Fausz Sovereigns of the Country:The Indian Policies of Jefferson, Lewis & Clark as a Legacy of Virginia's Two Centuries of Territorial Conquests Kent McNeil (left) Indian and American Sovereignty over the Missouri Watershed at the Time of the Lewis and Clark Expedition Sara D'Angelo Native Theater Programs for Yourth  Rodney FreyVoicing An Indian Perspective: On Conducting a Collaborative Internet Project with the Nez Perce, Coeur d' Alene and Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Thomas F. Weso (left) Powwow Origins and Federal Policy Leslie A. Shope To Live for Mankind: The Lewis and Clark Expedition and the American Enlightenment Verne Huser Cultural Confluences:The Key to Lewis and Clark's Success  Tony Incashola and Thompson Smith (right)The Selish People and the Lewis and Clark Expedition Blair G. First Rider Kainai Traditional Knowledge and Traditional Land Use Study Christina T. Kracher Water Resources and Community Change of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Nation Pauline Matt Hidden Journals from the Heart & Soul  Mary C. Wright American Persuasions: The Nez Perce, Jefferson, and Lewis and Clark in the Oregon Country Stephenie Ambrose Tubbs (right) A Lewis and Clark Companion; An Encyclopedic Guide to the Voyage of Discovery Nicholas Vrooman The Metis Red River Cart  Eli S. Suzukovich III Trade and Identity: A Survey of the Metis in the Great Lakes Tara Dowd and Rosalyn LaPier Traditional Uses of Tobacco Marco M. Sioli (left) Indians as Pirates: Concepts of Barbarity during the Lewis and Clark Expedition Finale Banquet  Special thanks to the Missoula Chamber of Commerce Convention and Visitors Bureau for providing funding for the banquet entertainment,"Western Odyssey"
featuring Rob Quist (left) and Jack Gladstone (right).Special Evening Performances Traditional Songs of the Blackfeet (left) Confluence of Youth Cultures (middle) Songs, Storytelling and Play in the Blackfeet Language (right)    > See more details |
