The American Indian Studies Department      and the College of Ethnic Studies      at San Francisco State University presents
	Stay tuned for information regarding the January 2005 symposium. The Seven Hills Conference Center San Francisco State University
Statement of Purpose Program (Including 2004 presentation materials)  Logistics (Including registration, accommodations, directions/maps, etc.)
We thank all of our sponsors for the 2004 symposium: California Energy Commission California Indian Legal Services Holland & Knight, LLP Karshmer & Associates Monteau & Peebles, LLP The Navajo Nation Sempra Energy Southern California Edison SWCA Environmental Consultants We also thank the endorsements that we received from California Indian Law Association and the American Bar Association, including the Native American Resources Committee and the Special Committee on Restructuring of the Electric Industry. American Indian Studies Department College of Ethnic Studies San Francisco State University 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco, CA 94132 AIS Department Office: (415) 338-1054 College Office: (415) 338-1693 University Admissions:  (415) 338-3311 Comments to jmbarker@sfsu.edu
	Call For Artwork We are accepting submissions for original artwork that represents or addresses California Indian energy issues or perspectives. The work will be used on 2005 conference materials, including posters, bags, programs, and the web site. All submissions should be addressed to Joanne Barker and mailed to the address below. A small honorarium will be provided for the use of the artwork; all acknowledgement/credit will go to the artist. Co-Organizers Joanne Barker (Lenape) Assistant Professor American Indian Studies Department San Francisco State University 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco, CA 94132 Office: Psychology Building 109 Office/Voicemail: (415) 338-2013 FAX: (415) 338-1739 Email: jmbarker@sfsu.edu Darcie L. Houck (Mohawk) Staff Attorney California Energy Commission Office: (916) 654-3855 Email: dhouck@energy.state.ca.us