Monthly Archives: April 2011

a) Briefly discuss your writing process for the ethnography; what interesting things have happened? Unexpected turns? Discoveries? Frustrations? Urgent needs for resources? Satisfactions? Use of Discovery Writings? -At first I was having a really hard time with this ethnography. Finding … Continue reading →

Native American Students Attending Traditional American Universities Native American students learning in traditional American schools is like a French student trying to learn in a traditional German school, the culture and traditional customs are very different therefore it’s harder for … Continue reading →

Native American Students Surviving in Traditional American Schools Have you ever wondered if school is harder for someone of a different ethnic group? Well this project proved to me that it is. For this ethnography I gathered information from online … Continue reading →

Interview questions with Aleshia Hunt : 1. What position do you hold in the ECNAO ?  I am the Co-Advisor of East Carolina Native American Organization. Randy Gilland also serves as the Co-Advisor. 2. Are you Native American ? -If so … Continue reading →

Proposal The working title for our project is “Ayden & Grifton; Coming Together in the Time of Integration.” Our group has looked up the history of the town of Ayden. We’re using that information about the histroy to create a … Continue reading →

East Carolina Native American Organization Tuesday, April 12, 2011 Bate Building Room 1010 630pm-730pm Record Not a lot of people showed up on time All girls were tan, dark hair 1 little boy who belonged to Alisha, he was also … Continue reading →

Ayden : http://www.dipity.com/andrewsj10/The-History-of-Ayden/ Grifton: http://www.dipity.com/chinadoll/The-Town-Of-Grifton/