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Symposium Observers Lucero Arellano Arts Program Specialist California Arts Council Sacramento, CA Lisa Boyd WESTAF Consultant and Transcriber Denver, CO Keith Colbo Colbo Consulting Group Helena, MT Mia DeMezza Associate Director of Leadership Initiatives Americans for the Arts Washington, DC Len Edgerly Poet and Chair, WESTAF Board of Trustees Denver, CO Estelle Enoki Administrative Services Assistant Hawaii State Foundation on Culture & the Arts Honolulu, HI Dale Erquiaga Vice President and Managing Director R&R Partners, Inc. Scottsdale, AZ Loie Fecteau Executive Director New Mexico Arts Santa Fe, NM Ricardo Frazer President HardRoad.com Seattle, WA Pauline Herrera Communications Director Denver Office of Cultural Affairs Denver, CO Margaret Hunt Executive Director Utah Arts Council Salt Lake City, UT Judy Hussie-Taylor Deputy Director Museum of Contemporary Art/Denver Denver, CO Muriel Johnson Executive Director California Arts Council Sacramento, CA Barbara Neal Public Art Consultant Denver, CO Tina Poe Obermeier Arts for Colorado Denver, CO Kris Tucker Executive Director Washington State Arts Commission Olympia, WA Dinah Zeiger Arts Consultant Denver, CO WESTAF Staff Beth Cooper Technology Project Coordinator Shannon Daut Sr. Director of Programs Adrianne Devereux Operations Manager Amy Funicello Associate Director Mary Headrick Director of Marketing and Communications 123
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Table of Contents (continued) B. Th
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Introduction By Len Edgerly The New
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Symposium Participants The informat
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Keynote Address: Diversifying the F
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So, leadership has a much different
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directly visible. Sometimes, change
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as storytellers, keepers of cultura
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tonight. Can you talk a little bit
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are we talking about? Is it in the
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8 Craig E. Johnson, Meeting the Eth
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Ming Luke: My name is Ming Luke. I
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am really more interested in social
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scholarship is computer-mediated co
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“Which is the path?” for the Ze
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up to me and asking me who is going
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Saturday—I am not certain that we
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e that leadership and be in control
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Topic One: Language as it Relates t
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mainstream. I want them to destroy
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Ganbold Presentation This text is a
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assertions are an effort to avoid l
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eal people.” Everybody is “the
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videos—How to Remove Birch Bark,
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Meaning does not lie solely in the
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culture. In that scenario, my audie
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show me the way to be the most humb
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3 Helen Dick, How to Remove Spruce
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its celebration of the new year fro
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Response and Discussion Shane Morem
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month, they work together and learn
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In February, we are having a gather
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120 events per year, and they have
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a leader and you have an incredible
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or anything like that, but building
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ut we have to help them help us und
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Topic 3: Leadership Styles in Ethni
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Page 111 and 112: Summary and Final Comments Shane Mo
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Page 121 and 122: List of Preliminary Readings on Lea
Page 123 and 124: References and Works Cited Aguirre,
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Page 127 and 128: Symposium Process and Agenda About
Page 129 and 130: Participants’ Biographies The bio
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