1. T RIBAL N ATURAL R ESOURCES M ANAGEMENT P LANNING Carrie Stevens, Assistant Professor of Tribal Management August 2014 ~ Washington, DC

2. TRIBAL MANAGEMENT U OF A B OARD OF R EGENTS A PPROVED J UNE 2001. D EVELOPED IN DIRECT RESPONSE TO NEEDS OF A LASKA N ATIVE T RIBAL G OVERNMENTS AND COMMUNITIES FOLLOWING F EDERAL R ECOGNITION. A REAS OF C ONCENTRATION : T RIBAL G OVERNANCE & L AW, T RIBAL T RANSPORTATION, E NVIRONMENTAL & N ATURAL R ESOURCE M ANAGEMENT, C OMMUNITY H EALTH & W ELLNESS, C OMMUNITY & E CONOMIC D EVELOPMENT, T RIBAL P LANNING O VER 100 S TUDENTS FROM OVER 150 A LASKAN C OMMUNITIES WITH 19 A SSOCIATES OF A PPLIED S CIENCE & 49 C ERTIFICATES

3. TRIBAL NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT A LASKAN COMMUNITIES RELY UPON LOCAL RESOURCES ECONOMICALLY, PHYSICALLY, & CULTURALLY. TNRM P LANNING PROVIDES COMMUNITIES WITH A NECESSARY TOOL TO MEANINGFULLY PARTICIPATE IN DECISION - MAKING RELATED TO THE SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF TRADITIONAL FOOD, WATER, AND ENERGY RESOURCES. TNRM P LANNING COURSEWORK IS BASED UPON PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH.

4. DRUMBEATS BUILDING BLOCKS  TNRMP TRACK ESTABLISHED WITHIN T RIBAL M ANAGEMENT P ROGRAM  T RIBAL P ARTNERSHIPS ESTABLISHED WITH 6 T RIBAL G OVERNMENTS & 12 S TUDENTS (100% A LASKA N ATIVE )  C URRICULUM DEVELOPMENT & COURSE IMPLEMENTATION :  I NTRODUCTION TO T RIBAL N ATURAL R ESOURCES M ANAGEMENT P LANNING  D ESIGNING A T RIBAL N ATURAL R ESOURCES M ANAGEMENT P LANNING P ROJECT  S ITE V ISITS /T ECHNICAL A SSISTANCE INITIATED  P ARTNERSHIP WITH UAF S CHOOL OF N ATURAL R ESOURCES & A GRICULTURE

5. INITIAL PARTICIPATING TRIBES B EAVER M INTO T ANANA C HISTOCHINA N ANWALEK S T.P AUL

6. MOVING FORWARD  TNRM C URRICULUM D EVELOPMENT  C ONTINUED T RIBAL P ARTNERSHIPS  TNRM STUDENTS INTEGRATED INTO TM DEGREE CORE COURSEWORK  E STABLISHED O NLINE F ORUM  A CTIVE T RIBAL M ANAGEMENT A DVISORY C OMMITTEE

7. LONG TERM GOALS S TABILIZED T RIBAL N ATURAL R ESOURCES M ANAGEMENT P ROGRAM E FFECTIVE U NIVERSITY /T RIBAL P ARTNERSHIPS C OMPLETED T RIBAL N ATURAL R ESOURCES M ANAGEMENT P LANS E MPOWERED T RIBAL /L OCAL C OMMUNITIES I NCREASED, S UCCESSFUL S USTAINABLE E NERGY, F OOD, F ORESTRY, A GRICULTURE P ROGRAMS

8. ANA BASEE’ Carrie Stevens Assistant Professor Tribal Management IAC, CRCD, UAF cmstevens@alaska.edu (907) 474-2616