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Published five times a year in print and digital formats by AISES with a single-minded focus on career and educational advancement for Native peoples in STEM.
In the Fall issue we highlight both Native STEM enterprises to watch and the 2022 AISES Professional Award winners. We also take a look at data, sovereignty, and community health.
Winds of Change

For Students

AISES supports K-12, undergrad and graduate students in STEM studies through programs, scholarships, and events.

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For Professionals

AISES supports professionals in STEM fields through professional development, career opportunities, and networking.

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For Partners

Learn about the many ways to get involved and support AISES by becoming a sponsor, donor, partner or advertiser.

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Our Stories

Executive Excellence | Chris O’Gorman | Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

In his job as director of weapons stockpile management at Sandia National Laboratories, Chris O’Gorman manages and leads a diverse team of 400-plus scientists, engineers, and technologists. It’s an important and complex job: O’Gorman is tasked...

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Blazing Flame | Rachel Yellowhair | Navajo

When Rachel Yellowhair was growing up in the Navajo Nation in Arizona, she didn’t have role models who could paint a picture of what a career in medicine, engineering, or some other STEM field could look like. Still, there were teachers and...

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Most Promising Engineer or Scientist | Angela Teeple | Bay Mills Indian Community – Sault Ste. Marie Band of Chippewa

When Angela Teeple was in middle school in Virginia, she enrolled in Project Lead the Way (PLTW) classes designed to get young people interested in STEM. In her class were Teeple’s best friend — a girl — and a roomful of boys. 

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