The IKFC is an indigenous cultural immersion experience to examine participant\u2019s unique perceptions and beliefs in an effort to recognize the intersections of Native Traditional Knowledge and Western science through a three-day experience on traditional Nez Perce land, including the Salmon River. Activities will provide opportunities for increased cross-cultural understanding through presentations, talks, and individual exploration of stories on Traditional practices and ways of knowing.<\/p>\n
Selected faculty and Native student pairs will examine their perceptions and beliefs in western science and Indigenous Traditional Knowledge. The experience will expose participants to traditional Nez Perce lands, current tribal STEM related programs and new ways to re-think STEM research conducted in universities by faculty and Native and non\u2013Native students. The Indigenous Knowledge Field Camp is available to Native American and Alaska Native students and their faculty mentor.<\/p>\n
August 8<\/strong> \u2013 arrive in Moscow, dinner and camp overview \u2013 lodge at Best Western<\/p>\n August 9<\/strong> — leave early go to Spalding and then to the Tribal Fish Hatchery (hopefully with Aaron again), go to Winchester that evening. 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