Hello everyone,
Pipeline is definitely not over, even though Graduation was on the 11th. We have a ton of events planned to keep our Pipeline Family together; events range from Pomona Convocation on September 4th to College Admission and FAFSA classes to visiting the San Manuel Powwow in October.
Mark your calendars and prepare to come out!
<3! Elizabeth
Schedule of Events for Pipeline Students
Hi Everyone!!
Pipeline is happening in 1 Day!!!! I am soo excited for everyone to come and hope you are all too!
See you very soon!
Elizabeth
Pitzer’s Native American Pipeline to College is proud to present:
LightningCloud for a spoken word workshop and mini concert.
Saturday, August 4, Pitzer College, George Benson Auditorium
LightningCloud “Gravitron” (Unmastered)
The beats are pretty chill on these two songs. Take a second and listen. I can’t wait to hear them AT PITZER!!
RedCloud – “Tapatio” (feat. Pigeon John @dothepigeon)
Red Cloud – “When Kenpo Strikes”
The events and field trips that Scott has lined up for this summer’s Pipeline Program are pretty cool. I know you haven’t seen the schedule yet so I’m just gonna post some highlights for you to enjoy and be excited over now.
Some highlights:
A Visit to NBC & Universal Studios
NBC Studio is known for being the home of the long-running The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Universal Studios, the oldest movie studio in the U.S., is one of the six major movie studios. Some famous movies/shows that came from Universal are: Jurassic Park, the Flinstones & the Bourne Series.
I know some people were mentioning that it was hard to find information about this summer’s Pipeline Program, so I am including a Poster and the Student Application form below. Remember, if you know somebody who wants to apply, let them know that its not too late. Encourage them to fill out an application and turn it in to Scott asap.
2012 Native American Summer Pipeline Program Poster: 2012 Pipeline Poster
Student Application Form: 2012 Pipeline Student Application
Hope this helps make finding things easier
Hi Everyone!
I would like to introduce myself. My name is Elizabeth Shulterbrandt and I just graduated from Scripps College with a major in Political Studies. My thesis was analyzing the White House Tribal Nations Conferences and their results/impact on both federally recognized and non-recognized tribes. I am originally from the U.S. Virgin Islands but live in Atlanta, Georgia for now. I am mixed, of Black and White ancestry.
This summer, I am a Student Coordinator, helping Scott with the Pipeline Program, as well as interning with Chief Cerda of the Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Ohlone Tribe in Pomona. I will be posting a lot of announcements and the like on here and on the Facebook group. (Scott is really busy getting this summer’s program together for you. Its gonna be awesome!)
I am excited and grateful to be given the opportunity to work with everyone, especially on Tongva land, and hope to see you soon. If you want to ask me questions about anything, feel free to do so!
Elizabeth
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