NEWSLETTER
Other accomplishments of Patricia Paul, whether a website, presentation or a lecture. Patricia maintains a presence on avvo.com, linkedin.com, twitter, and facebook.
Student paper, Mia Juntara, Antioch University: Reflection Paper_Interview with a Tribal Law Attorney. 2006.
/Documents/Reflection Paper_Interview with a Tribal Law Attorney.doc
K. Paul Carvings. http://kpaulcarvings.com
Patricia Paul is an alumni of:
The American Indian Graduate Center
4520 Montgomery Blvd., NE
Suite 1-B
Albuquerque, NM 87109
The Alumni Connection
http://216.234.203.106/MagazinePDF/AIGC2004SrpingMagazine.pdf
ANTIOCH UNIVERSITY SEATTLE
2326 Sixth Ave.
Seattle, WA 98121-1814
www.antiochsea.edu
http://www.antiochsea.edu/alumni/journeys/03summer.pdf
Patricia Christine Aqiimuk Paul, B.A. ’93, made a presentation on the
free-speech rights of indigenous people at the 51st International Congress of
Americanistas in Santiago, Chile. Her paper, “The Language of the March: Arctic
to the Amazon,” reflects her work in Alaska, Central America and the Amazon.
http://www.ncaied.org/res/seminars/
RES 2003 - Seminars
SESSION 1 - LAND USE PLANNING
Moderator
Claude Green, Supplier Diversity, Nordstrom
Speakers
Carol Pinto, Econ Dev Coord, Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe
Patricia Paul, JD, Community Dev Manager, Tulalip Tribes
Fred Ringlero, Dir of Land Use Planning Dept, Gila River Indian Community
http://www.wsba.org/Lawyers/groups/indianlaw/nibanewsletter62303.doc
Northwest Indian Bar Association (NIBA) E-Newsletter, Week of June 23, 2003
NIBA Member Featured in IMDiversity.com
Hon. Patricia Paul (Inupiaq), Community Development Manager for the Tulalip Tribes, was recently featured in an article about Native professionals.
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