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2014 AISES National Conference | American Indian Science and Engineering Society Working to Increase the Representation of American Indians and Alaskan Natives in Engineering, Sciences and Other Related Technology Disciplines

Rene Haynes Casting is seeking Native or First Nations Male Teenagers 14-17 to star in the upcoming film, THE REVENANT.
Filming takes place in Western Canada and more information can be found at http://actorscall.com/cbcbd
Deadline is August 23rd!

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Simply Amazing.
http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2013/12/27/watch-six-year-old-rito-lopez-win-world-hoop-dance-contest-152881

Watch 6-Year-Old Rito Lopez Win World Hoop Dance Contest Video of six-year-old Rito Lopez Jr. giving the performance that won the youth division at the 2013 Heard Museum Hoop Dance Contest

Oppenheimer homeless camp: First Nations members issue eviction notice to Vancouver A standoff is brewing between the City of Vancouver and a group of protesters camped out in a Downtown Eastside park — but in a twist of events, the city itself has been handed an eviction notice.

Here is an interesting website that you should all check out. This is a map showing the locations of tribes across the US http://tribalnationsmaps.com/

U.S. TRIBAL NATIONS MAP-Purchase Version 1) Standard map including tribal nations as they were located pre-contact, with Indigenous names only ( On glossy photo matte paper)

Hey everyone! Exciting new event from BMO!

BMO Bank of Montreal is hosting an Aboriginal Community Job Fair to fill a variety of roles:
• Customer Sales and Service • Branch Managers
• Financial Sales Managers • and many more…

To schedule your personal interview, please email [email protected] or stop by and meet with one of BMO's recruiters.

Who: Aboriginal Community Members
What: Aboriginal Community Career Fair
Where: 595 Burrard Street Branch
Corner of Burrard and Dumsmuir Street
When: Thursday, May 1, 2014
10pm – 4pm

They are aiming to do interviews and to hire on the spot! Hope you can attend.

Opening of the at

Hello fellow AISES members!

This opportunity has come to my attention and is a great way to make some money. I have copied the information I was given below!

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I work for the Standardized Patient Program at UBC’s Faculty of Medicine. We train people to portray patients for medical students in tutorials and exams. Currently, we’re seeking Aboriginal women aged 17-27 to portray a case for an upcoming teaching project.

The work is fun, challenging, and an enormous asset to medical education. For more information about us, please visit our website: http://med.ubc.ca/about/careers/standardized-patient-program/

The project I’m recruiting for takes place on Thursday, April 17 from 9:00-4:00 on UBC campus (time is approximate and will be confirmed soon). Trainings take place at the Gordon & Leslie Diamond Centre, located at 2775 Laurel St. You will need to attend two training sessions (two hours long each time) before the project day. The rate of pay for this project is $25/hour.

The tentative training dates are as follows:

Training 1: Thursday, April 3 from 2:00-4:00
Training 2: Monday, April 14 from 2:00-4:00 OR Tuesday, April 15 from 9:00-11:00

If you can commit to the project, please get in touch with me by February 20 at [email protected]. I’m happy to answer any questions you may have about standardized patient work or this project in particular.

I hope to hear from you soon,

Tamara Chandon
sp trainer/project manager
ubc standardized patient program
604.875.4111 x22909
[email protected]

Standardized Patients | Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia Our mission is to support and improve the use of the standardized patients within the framework of medical education at UBC. We are committed to the idea that SP simulations are important because they help to consolidate interpersonal and clinical skills, deepen awareness of patients needs, and emph...

Hello everyone. I have some very sad news to share, a wonderful and very loved AISES member, Bree Edgar, passed away suddenly on December 1st. Bree was a great friend to many members of UBC AISES, as well as a valued Mentee in the National mentorship program. She will be dearly missed by everyone in the AISES family. Please contact Alison Cuffley for memorial service information if you would like to attend.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family and close friends during this tragic time.

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