2011 Native American Heritage Month Events
This year's Missouri State University Native American Heritage Month Powwow will not be held. Plans are being made for the November 2012 Powwow
Tuesday, November 15
"Flint Knapping: The Making of Stone Tools Using Traditional Tools & Techniques"
MSU Strong Hall 407
7 PM
Demonstration by Bo Brown, Flint Knapping Expert. Lecture by Dr. Elizabeth Sobel, Assistant Professor MSU Department of Sociology & Anthropology
Wednesday, November 16
SAC Films Presents: "In Whose Honor"
MSU Plaster Student Union Theatre
Discussion at 8 PM
Thursday, November 17
Plains Indian Handgame
MSU Plaster Student Union
First Floor Atrium
7 PM
Led by the Yellowhair Family (Kiowa)
Saturday, November 19
10 AM - 5 PM
Cherokee Trail of Tears Park
Battlefield, Missouri
Native American Cultural Day
Authentic Native American Food, Story Tellers, Wisdom Keepers, Gourd and Straight Dancers, Drummers, Singers, Speakers. Special Guest Aquila The Golden Eagle from the Dickerson Park Zoo appearing from 11:30 - 12:00 and 1:00 - 1:30. For information, contact Robert at 417-224-9194
Sunday, November 20
SAC Films Presents: "In Whose Honor"
MSU Plaster Student Union Theatre
Discussion at 8 PM
Wednesday, November 30
"Eliminating Stereotypes: Tribal Diversity"
MSU Plaster Student Union 400
7 PM
Panel Discussion
Reception immediately following
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