AISES 2013 National Conference Denver, Colorado Summary Report Summary and Highlights Held in Denver, CO from October 31 – November 2, 2013, AISES 35th annual National Conference was themed “Elevate.” The conference featured customary events such as: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Caucus and constituent meetings Closing circle Ely S. Parker Award ceremony Largest Career Fair in Indian Country Professional members dinner Professional of the Year awards Research presentations for high school juniors and seniors, college students and graduate students, Resume resource room Sequoyah Fellows breakfast Sponsors reception Student awards and recognition ceremony Women’s and Men’s talking circles Pow wow and traditional marketplace Over 50 learning sessions selected by an external committee and organized by tracks The keynote address was delivered by Dr. Nancy Jackson – manager of the International Chemical Threat Reduction Department in the Global Security Center at Sandia National Laboratories Special this year: • • • • Four Campus Tours over two days Gemstone Reception that honored ALL conference sponsors Return of the Plenary Session 1st annual AISES Ignite Session AISES 2013 National Conference Data Report – November, 2013 Revenue Overall 2013 National Conference reached 80% of the budgeted income projection, at $929,210 total income. The total budget projection was $1,158,275. Overall Revenue goals were not met: large shortfalls in Sponsorships; More (3/4) Non-profit booths ($800) where sold then corporate (1/4) booths ($1,900); Many exhibitors partnered and shared booths this year; Attendee (Registration Fee Increase) and Marketplace revenue experienced increases this year. Historical information: 2010 and 2011 where AISES National Conference best years for Revenue and Attendance. Revenue Type Exhibitors Sponsors Sponsor & Exhibitor Marketplace Attendees Comped Booths Total 2010 2011 $217,125 $85,000 $505,300 $1,400 $159,690 2008 $183,325 $70,000 $486,650 $2,400 $120,807 2009 $201,300 $80,600 $622,625 $2,600 $192,502 $253,825 $122,800 $670,050 $3,200 $163,950 $150,595 $66,000 $595,350 $4,000 $177,032 0 2012 $158,950 $32,200 $551,650 $5,250 $186,160 5 2013 $970,140 $863,232 $1,112,627 $1,196,825 $992,377 $934, 210 Attendance 2013 National Conference attendance fell short of goal. Seeing noticeable shortfalls in Exhibitors/Sponsors and High School Students. 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Professionals College Students HS Students & Chaperones Educators & Judges Registrant Type 125 399 230 134 443 252 192 510 328 197 565 195 168 621 175 162 509 182 64 142 52 76 65 Exhibitors/Sponsors Speakers 600 99 538 98 567 62 Assessed differently in registration; 8 judges in 2011 566 50 436 67 463 63 Other Comped Registrations 84 55 70 70 15 5 21 25 (not in count) 1601 1435 1781 1651 1563 1481 Total Attendee Demographics: Students vs. Professionals The 2013 National Conference reported the following breakdown of students and professionals, the latter including exhibitors, many of whom participate in conference activity outside of the Career Fair. Professional - 53% Breakdown of Professionals: STEM Professional – 17% Educator – 13% Other Professional- 23% Student - 47% AISES 2013 National Conference Data Report – November, 2013 Attendee Demographics: Attendee Type The 2013 National Conference reported the following breakdown of attendee type: Text Demographic Statistics: Current College Level Among current students, registrants for the 2013 National Conference were invited to indicate their level of study pursued at present, for statistical purposes. 512 total responses were collected. Undergrad – 87% Of which are made up of: Freshman – 13% Sophomore – 27% Junior-26% Senior – 33% Other – 1% Master's – 8% Doctorate – 5% Post-Doc - 0% AISES 2013 National Conference Data Report – November, 2013 Demographic Statistics: Gender The 2013 National Conference reported near-parity in gender of participants Male - 47% Female - 53% Demographic Statistics: Race and Ethnicity For the 2013 National Conference we invited registrants to provide detailed demographic information. This information was not mandatory. Indigenous – 68% Breakdown of Indigenous: American Indian – 64% Alaska Native - 2% First Nation – 1% Native Hawaiian – 1% White – 13% Prefer not to answer – 6% Black/African-American – 3% Hispanic/Latino – 3% Asian – 2% Other – 4% Demographic Statistics: STEM Interest Registrants for the 2013 National Conference were invited to provide STEM interest (area of study or interest) for statistical purposes. Of the 1474 total declarations of STEM interest collected, the percentages were as follows: Science – 25% Technology – 7% Engineering – 27% Math – 3% Health Sciences – 9% Other STEM-related – 6% Non-STEM – 22% How Did You Hear about AISES NC Registrants for the 2013 National Conference were invited to provide STEM interest (area of study or interest) for statistical purposes. Of the 1474 total declarations of STEM interest collected, the percentages were as follows: Facebook – >1% Email – >1% School – 41% Tribe – 8% Place of Employment – 21% Friend/Colleague – 15% Community Organization – 6% Other – 9% Demographic Statistics: Regional Representation The breakdown among all participants by region is as follows: Region 1: Northwest – 11% Region 2: West – 8% Region 3: Southwest – 39% Region 4: South Central – 7% Region 5: Upper Midwest – 17% Region 6: Northeast – 8% Region 7: Southeast – 9% AISES 2013 National Conference Data Report – November, 2013 Tribal Representation The 2013 National Conference also queried participants for their tribal affiliation. This was not a mandatory question. Tribal Affiliation for all participants, where stated as: Absentee Shawnee 1 Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Acjachemen 1 Acjachemen - Juaneno Band of Mission Indians 1 Acoma Pueblo 4 Ahtna/Doyon 1 Aleknagik Natives Limited 1 Apache 2 Apache Tribe of Oklahoma 1 Aquinnah Wampanoag 2 Arikara 1 Arikara & Menominee 1 Athabascan 2 Blackfeet 15 Blackfeet/ Haida-Tlingit 1 Blackfeet/Cherokee 1 Bois Forte 1 Bois Forte Band of Chippewa 2 Brothertown 2 Caddo Nation of Oklahoma 1 Canoncito Band of Navajo 1 Catawba Indian Nation 1 Chappaquiddick Wampanoag 1 Cherokee 38 Cherokee and Shawnee 1 Cherokee Nation 11 Cherokee Tribe of Northeast Alabama 1 Cherokee, Choctaw 1 Cherokee/ Pawnee 1 Cherokee/African American 1 Cherokee/Native Hawaiian 1 Cherokee/Shawnee 1 Chevak Village 1 Cheyenne & Arapaho 2 Cheyenne River Sioux 9 Chickahominy Tribe 1 Chickasaw 8 Chimichanga Nation 1 Chippewa 3 Chippewa Cree 2 Choctaw 14 Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma 5 Choctaw/Delaware 1 Choctaw-Apache of Ebarb 1 CIRI 1 Citizen Nation Potawotomi 4 Clarks Point Village Council 1 Coharie 1 Colorado River 1 Colville1 Comanche 2 Comanche - Numunu 1 Conf Tribes of Warm Springs 1 Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Indian Nation Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde 1 Cook Inlet Tribal Council 1 Coquille Indian Tribe 1 Coweessess First Nation 3 Cree/Lakota 1 1Creek 1 Crow 14 Crow Creek Sioux Tribe 1 Crow, N. Cheyenne, Blackfoot 1 Crow/Blackfeet 1 Dakota/Arapaho 1 Delaware Western Oklahoma 1 Diné/Navajo 221 Doyon, K'oyitl'ots'ina 1 Dry Creek Rancheria 1 Eastern Band Cherokee 7 Euchee, Menominee 1 First Nation 1 Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa 1 Fond du Lac Ojibwe 1 Fort Peck Assiniboine 1 Gila River 4 Gila River Akimal O'odham 1 Gila River Indian Community 2 Gila River Pima 3 Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians 2 Haida 1 Haliwa-Saponi 3 Hannahville Potawatomi 2 Ho Chunk Nation 2 Hopi 10 Hunkpati Dakota 1 Ihanktonwan Band of the Dakota/Nakota/ Lakota Nation of South Dakota 1 Indian 1 Inupiaq 4 Inupiaq of Barrow, AK 1 Inupiat 3 Isleta Pueblo, New Mexico 1 Isleta Pueblo/Navajo 1 Jemez Pueblo 3 Jicarilla & Mescalero Apache 1 Jicarilla Apache 1 Kahnawake Mohawk 1 Kaibab Paiute 1 Kalinago Carib 2 Kashunamiut Tribe 1 Kaw 2 Kenaitize 1 Kewa Pueblo 1 Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma 1 Kiowa 1 Klahoose First Nations of Canada 1 Klamath Tribes 2 Knik 1 Kootenai 2 Oklahoma Band Choctaw 1 Lac Courte Oreilles 1 Oklahoma Cherokee 1 Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe 2 Oklahoma Choctaw & Cheyenee River Sioux 1 Lac Courte Orielles 1 OMAA - the Woodland Métis Tribe 1 Laguna Pueblo 2 Omaha 1 Laguna Pueblo, Acoma Pueblo, Navajo 1 Omaha, Crow Creek Sioux 1 Laguna/Navajo 1 Oneida 7 Lake Superior Chippewa (Fond du Lac Band) 1 Oneida & Navajo 1 Lakota 6 Oneida Nation of Wisconsin 1 Lakota Sioux 1 Oneida of New York 1 Lakota/Ogalala Sioux 1 Oneida of the Thames 1 Lenape 2 Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin 2 Lenape (Delaware) 1 Onondaga 5 Lenape, Lakota, and Northern Cheyenne 1 Onondaga Nation 1 Little River Band of Ottawa Indians 2 Osage 5 Little Travers Bay Band of Odawa Indians 1 Pala Band of Mission Indians 1 Lower Brule Sioux and Blackfeet 1 Passamaqouddy 1 Lumbee 20 Pawnee 3 Lumbee/Coharie 1 Peguis First Nation 7 Lumbee/Oglala Sioux 1 Pend d'Oreille 1 Lumbee/Tuscarora 1 Penobscot 1 Lummi and Quinault 1 Peublo of Laguna 1 Maidu - Mooretown Rancheria 1 Picuris Pueblo 1 Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara Nation 2 Pilot Station Traditional Council 1 Mekoryuk Native Village 1 Pima 2 Menominee 16 Piscataway 6 Menominee & Navajo 1 Piscataway-Conoy 1 Menominee and Three affiliated Tribes 1 Poarch Bank of Creek Indians 1 Mescalero Apache 1 Potawatomi 1 Mescalero Apache & Comanche 1 Potowatomi - Citizen Band 1 Mescalero Apache Tribe 2 Prairie Band Potawatomi 1 Metis 1 Pueblo of Acoma 2 Mewuk 2 Pueblo of Acoma (New Mexico) and Hopi Tribe (Arizona) Pueblo of Zuni 1 Miccosukee 1 Puyallup 1 Minnesota Chippewa Tribe 1 Pyramid Lake Paiute 2 Miqmak, Cherokee 1 Quapaw, San Juan Pueblo, Taos Pueblo 1 Mississippi Choctaw 2 Quapaw/Pawnee 1 Mohawk 11 Quartz Valley Indian Reservation 2 Mohegan 1 Quileute 1 Morongo Band of Serrano Indians 1 Quinault Indian Nation 3 Muckleshoot 9 Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa 1 Muscogee 4 Red Cliff Ojibwe 3 Muskogee Creek/Yuchi 1 Red Lake Band of Chippewa 1 Nambe Pueblo 1 Red Lake Nation 1 Native Hawaiian 1 Red Lake Ojibwe 2 Native Village of Afognak 1 2 Native Village of Barrow Inupiat Traditional Government 1Rosebud Lakota Rosebud Oyate Lakota 1 Native Village of Unalakleet 1 Rosebud Sioux Tribe 12 Nez Perce 2 Round Valley Indian Tribes 3 NiMiiPuu (Nez Perce) 2 Sac & Fox of OK 1 Northern Arapaho 1 Saginaw Chippewa 1 Northern Cheyenne 1 Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe 1 Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi 1 Salish/Northern Cheyenne 1 Oglala Lakota 17 Samish 1 Ojibwa1 San Carlos Apache 1 Ojibway 1 San Carlos Apache Tribe 1 Ojibwe 4 San Felipe Pueblo 3 Ojibwe/Chippewa - White Earth Nation 2 AISES 2013 National Conference Data Report – November, 2013 San Juan Pueblo 2 Santa Clara Pueblo 1 Santa Rosa County Creek Indian Tribe 1 Santo Domingo 2 Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians 1 Sealaska 1 Seminole Cherokee 1 Seminole Nation 1 Seminole Nation of Oklahoma 1 Senaca-Cayuga 1 Seneca 6 Seneca Nation of Indians 2 Seneca-Cayuga 1 Seton Lake Indian Band 1 Shinnecock 1 Shoshone Paiute 4 Shoshone-Bannock 1 Sicangu Lakota 2 Sicangu Lakota/Mattinecock 1 Sicangu Lakota/Navajo1 Siginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan Siksika Nation 1 Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate 4 Six Nations of the Grand River 1 Six Nations Upper Cayuga 1 SLT 2 Southeastern Cherokee 1 Spirit Lake Nation 2 Spokane Tribe 2 St. Croix Ojibwe 1 St. Regis Mohawk Tribe 9 Standing Rock Sioux Tribe 6 Stockbridge-Munsee 6 Taíno (Borikén) 1 Taos Pueblo 2 Taos Pueblo/Navajo 1 Te-Moak Tribe of Western Shoshone 1 Te-Moak Western Shoshone 1 Three Affiliated Tribes 3 Tiwa, Yaqui, and Ojibwe 1 Tlingit 2 Tlingit & Haida Tribes of Alaska 1 Tohono O'odham 5 Tonawanda Seneca 1 Tongva 1 Tsimshian 2 Tule River Band of Yokuts 1 Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa 18 Umatilla/Coeur d Alene 1 Unangan 1 Unangax 1 United Keetowah Band 1 Ute Mountain Ute Tribe 3 Waccamaw Siouan 1 Warm Springs, Yakama 1 1 Western Shoshone Te-Moak 1 White Earth Nation 4 White Earth Nation, Anishinaabe White Earth Ojibwe 3 Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska 3 Winnemem Wintu 1 Wuskwi Sipihk Swampy Cree 1 Wyandotte 1 Yakama 4 Yakama/Navajo 1 Yankton and Chicksaw 1 Yavapai-Apache Nation 1 Yurok Tribe 5 Zapotec 1 Zuni 2 Zuni Pueblo 3 Zuni Pueblo/Mescalero Apache 1 Zuni/Navajo 1 1 AISES 2013 National Conference Data Report – November, 2013 1 Thank You to our Sponsors 3M AISES Publishing, Inc. American Chemical Society BLM BNSF Railway Boeing Central Intelligence Agency Chevron Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Chrysler CHS Foundation Colorado School of Mines Department of Defense Department of Energy ExxonMobil General Motors Goldman Sachs Goodyear Google IBM Intel Kellogg's Lockheed Martin Merck Microsoft NASA NAVSEA/NAVAIR/ SPAWAR/NAVFAC Navy NOAA Northrop Grumman NOVA Corporation Raytheon Salt River Project University of Phoenix URS Corporation US Army Corps of Engineers USDA NRCS USDA-ARS (bold indicates Gemstone sponsor) Survey Summary Data AISES received 111 attendee survey responses, wherein 88.5% of respondents rated the National Conference at a 4 (38.1%) or 5 (50.4%) on a scale from one to five, where five is the best rating. In addition to scored questions, there was an opportunity to leave comments, which on the vast majority were positive. Speaker session results are sent separately and are provided directly to each speaker, along with narrative comments, if they are provided. List of Exhibitors and Marketplace Vendors EXHIBITORS Society of American Indian Government Employees 3M Corporation Accenture AISES Publishing, Inc. Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium American Chemical Society American Indian College Fund American Indian Graduate Center American Indian Program - New Mexico State University Arizona Public Service (APS) Ball Aerospace Bank of America, Merrill Lynch Barrick Gold of North America Be An Actuary Berkeley Lab BHP Billiton New Mexico Coal BNSF Railway BP Americas Bristol Bay Native Corporation Bristol Bay Native Corporation Bristol Bay Native Corporation Bristol Bay Native Corporation Bureau of Indian Affairs California Institute of Technology Capitol College Center of American Indian and Minority Health Central Intelligence Agency Cherokee Nation Chevron Chrysler Group LLC Colorado School of Mines Graduate School Columbia University Computing Research Association Cornell University Defense Contract Management Agency Department of the Interior DHHS/NIH/NIAID Division of Energy & Mineral Development Duke University Nicholas School of the Environment GE GE Aviation General Motors Goldman Sachs Gonzaga University Graduate School of Business Google Harvard School of Public Health Harvard University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences IBM Illinois Institute of Technology Indians into Medicine INRSEP Institute of Environmental Health, Oregon Health & Science University Intel Intertribal Timber Council Int'l Union of Forest Research Organizations Iowa State University College of Engineering Jet Propulsion Laboratory Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Kellogg Company LIGO Lockheed Martin Corporation Massachusetts Institute of Technology Merck Michigan State University Microsoft MIRTHE Center Montana State University Montana Tech at Butte Mortenson Construction NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center AISES 2013 National Conference Data Report – November, 2013 National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST) University of Arkansas Graduate School National Institutes of Health/NIDDK University of California, Berkeley-Undergraduate Admission National Renewable Energy Laboratory University of California, Davis National Research Council of the National Academies University of Colorado - Skaggs School of Pharmacy National Science Foundation University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus National Science Foundation (ASEE) University of Colorado Denver|Anschutz Medical Campus National Security Agency University of Denver Natural Resources Conservation Service-USDA University of Illinois at Chicago Graduate College Navajo Agricultural Products Industry University of Illinois Graduate College Navajo Generating Station University of Kansas School of Engineering Navajo Tribal Utility Authority University of Michigan NAVSEA/NAVAIR/SPAWAR/NAVFAC University of Minnesota New Mexico Tech University of Minnesota, Morris NIST University of Minnesota, Twin Cities NOAA - Boulder University of New Mexico NOAA- Office of Education University of North Carolina at Pembroke North Carolina State University of Notre Dame Northeastern University University of Phoenix Northrop Grumman University of Rhode Island Northwest Indian College University of Rochester NOVA Corporation University of Utah NSF Engineering Research Centers University of Washington - JISAO NSTA University of Wisconsin Law School Oak Ridge Associated Universities URS Corporation Oklahoma State University US Army Corps of Engineers Organization for Tropical Studies US Department of State Peace Corps US Environmental Protection Agency Pennsylvania State University US Nuclear Regulatory Commission Princeton University - The Graduate School US Coast Guard Academy Procter & Gamble US Coast Guard Recruiting Office Denver Purdue University Native American Educational and Cultural Center USDA APHIS Raytheon Company USDA FS Forest Products Laboratory Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute USDA, Food Safety & Inspection Service Rochester Institute of Technology UW- School of Medicine- Center for Equity Sanford Research Diversity & Inclusion SMART Scholarship Program UW/Fred Hutch Cancer Research Center Society of American Indian Government Employees UWSMPH Society of Women Engineers VA-MD Regional College of Veterinary Medicine Stanford University School of Earth Sciences VMware Student Conservation Association Washington Internships for Native Students (WINS) Teach For America Washington State University The Boeing Company Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium The Ohio State University Yale School of Forestry & Environ. Studies The Public Health Sciences Institute - (PHSI) Yale University Office of Undergraduate Admissions The Scripps Research Institute U.S. Navy MARKETPLACE UC Berkeley, American Indian Graduate Program Apishipa Edge UND/ Seven Generations Center of Excellence Arts & Crafts United National Indian Tribal Youth, Inc. (UNITY) Arts & Crafts Marie Yellowhawk United States Air Force Academy Bessie Sherwood University Corporation for Atmospheric Research/National Bilagody Center for Atmospheric Arts & Crafts Research/UCP AISES 2013 National Conference Data Report – November, 2013 Duke & Daisy Jewelry Dineh Designs Dukepoo Fine Arts H&D Jewelry Handmade American Indian Cloth Dolls Hatahlie Arts & Crafts Indian Arts & Crafts Muscogee (Creek) Navajo Jewelry and Crafts Notah Indian Arts Notah's Southwest Connection Peach Blossom Art Rez Roz Creations Shan's Indian Art Southwest Indian Jewelry 2014 AISES National Conference November 13-15, 2014 Orlando, FL Caribe Royale Resort and Convention Center Stay tuned for more information. We hope to see you there! AISES 2013 National Conference Data Report – November, 2013
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