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See and Listen to NAS Grad Student (and published Poet) Patricia Killelea read from her book OTHER SUNS!

1/23/2012

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Patricia Killelea will be reading poems from her book OTHER SUNS (Swan Scythe Press, 2011) on Thursday, January 26th from 7:30 PM - 9 PM at Logos Books in downtown Davis (513 Second St.). 

Logos Books is a non-profit independent bookstore, donating all proceeds to Doctors Without Borders and Save the Children.

Patricia will also be on the radio show "Dr. Andy's Poetry and Technology Hour," which will be aired on KDVS 90.5 FM on Wednesday, January 25th from 5 PM-6PM and will be available for streaming at kdvs.org/listen.

For more information, please visit Patricia's website: www.patriciakillelea.com 
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READ IT: Two NAS Grad Students featured in News Article about presenting at the California Indian Conference!

10/30/2011

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UCD NAS Grad Students Lori Laiwa and Abel Ruiz are both quoted in the article about the California Indian Conference which was held this past weekend. Many of the UCD NAS Grad Students and faculty were there and some presented!

FROM THE ARTICLE:  Lori Laiwa, a Pomo, and Abel Ruiz were both UC Davis graduate students who traveled to Chico to visit and present during the conference. They met up with a professor Laiwa knew from San Francisco State University, Kathy Wallace, who describes herself as a Karuk, Mohawk, Yurok and a member of the Hupa Valley tribes.

Laiwa and Wallace said they attend many such conferences, and it is always a pleasure to see old friends. In addition, both women presented on recent research and participated in several workshops. Ruiz also presented on his research topic, addressing the crowd on the Native American Gravesite Protection and Repatriation Act.

"It's a place where indigenous people can share their projects," Ruiz said.

To see the full article click here
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