The American Indian Studies Department
     and the College of Ethnic Studies
     at San Francisco State University presents

 

    Program




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In the coming weeks, presentation materials from the 2004 symposium will be posted here. Look for links to speaker's/presenter's names.

 

In the coming months, information about the 2005

symposium program will be posted here, including criteria and deadlines for proposals.

 

 

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College of Ethnic Studies
San Francisco State University
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San Francisco, CA 94132


 

 

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  Friday, January 30, 2004


 

     8:30 AM 

 
  
REGISTRATION

 

 9:O0 AM 

  WELCOME

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  Robert Corrigan, President, SFSU
  Jacob D. Perea (Apache), Dean, College of Education
  Tomás Almaquer, Dean, College of Ethnic tudies
  John L. Geesman, Commissioner, California Energy Commission
  Michael S. Pfeffer, Executive Director,California Indian Legal Services

9:30 AM

  KEYNOTE ADDRESS AND
  DISCUSSION

  Deron Marquez, Chair, San
  Manuel Band of Mission
  Indians
       


The Energy Situation for California Indians: Retaining Traditional Perspectives While
Negotiating the Crisis

 

 

 

10:30 AM

  MORNING BREAK

 

 

 

 

10:45 AM

  PROTECTING SACRED SITES AND ENERGY DEVELOPMENT

  Larry Myers (Pomo), Executive Secretary, California Indian Heritage Commission
 
 Mark Macarro, Chairman, Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians

  Alfreda Mitre (Southern Paiute)
  Melissa Nelson (Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians
   Assistant Professor, American Indian Studies, SFSU; Executive
   Director, Cultural Conservancy
  Anne Marie Sayer, Mutsun Band of Coastanoan (Ohlone) Indians

  Michelle LeBeau, Esq., Holland & Knight (Moderator)

 

 

 

12:00 PM

  LUNCH

 

  1:30 PM

  KEYNOTE ADDRESS AND
  DISCUSSION:

  A.David Lester (Muscogee Creek), Executive Director, Council
  For Energy Resource Tribes 

  2:30 PM

  TRANSMISSION AND
  DISTRIBUTION

  Jeffery C. Miller, Regional Transmission Manager, California Independent
    System Operator (CAISO)
  J.D. Williams, Landye, Bennett, Blumstein, LLP
  Manuel Alvarez, Director of Strategic Policy and Regulation Regulatory
    Affairs,SCE Company
  Scott Furgerson, Distribution and Operations Regional Director, SDG&E
  Don Kondoleon, California Energy Commission (Moderator)

 

 

 

  3:30 PM 

  AFTERNOON BREAK

 

  4:00 PM

  ENERGY EFFICIENCY, EDUCATION
  AND SCHOOL ENERGY EFFICIENCY
  PROGRAMS

 

 

 

  5:00 PM

  Reception

 

 

 

 


Saturday, January 31


 

  8:30 AM 

 
 
REGISTRATION

 

  9:00 AM

  BLESSING AND WELCOME
  Clarence Atwell, Chairman, Santa Rosa Rancheria Tachi Yokut Tribe

  KEYNOTE ADDRESS:

 Joe Shirley, President,

 Navajo Nation


The National Energy Bill

and What It Means For Tribes

 

 

 

 

  10:15 AM

   BREAK

 

 

 

 

  10:30

  LEGISLATIVE UPDATE:

  Shenan Atcitty, ESQ. Holland & Knight, LLP,Washington D.C.

 

 

 

  11:30 PM

  LUNCH

 

  12:30 PM

  FERC HYDROPOWER
  RELICENSING PROCESS:

  Cathy Messerschmitt, North Fork Rancheria
  Steve Quesenberry, Attorney, Karshmer & Associates

  Don Clary, Attorney, Holland and Knight, LLP
  Lon Crow, Deputy Director, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
  Alan Soneda, Pacific, Gas, and Electric Company
  Jim McKinney, California Energy Commission (Moderator)

 

 

 

  2:00 PM

  BREAK

 

 

 

 

  2:15 PM

  RENEWABLE ENERGY
  OPTIONS:
  STATE AND FEDERAL
  INCENTIVE PROGRAMS

 


  Manuel Alvarez, Director of Strategic Policy and Regulation Regulatory Affairs, SCE   Company
  Bill Golove, Department of Energy, Lawrence Berkeley National
   Laboratory, Environmental EnergyTechnologies Department
  Tim Tutt, Technical Director Renewable Energy Program, California
   Energy Commission (Moderator)

 

 

 

  3:00 PM

  BREAK

 

  3:15  PM

  TRIBAL ENERGY NEEDS:
  OPPORTUNITIES FOR
  CONSERVATION AND SELF-
  SUFFICIENCY:

 

  Karen Atkinson, Esq., Tribal Strategies, Inc.
  Steve Greenberg, Distributed Energy Strategies
  Zandra Marrero, Commercial and Industrial Service Manager,Sempra Energy
  Utilities
  Darcie L. Houck, Esq., California Energy Commission (Moderator)

 

   4:00 PM

  TRIBAL UTILITIES AND
  ECONOMIC INVESTMENT:


Self-Sufficient Energy Options : and Economic Development

 

  John Nash, Tule River, Economic Development Corporation
  Jim Noteboom, Warm Springs Tribe
  Howard Hirahara, Western Area Power Administra
  Gary Collins, Mni Sose Intertribal Water Rights Coalition
  Michael S. Pfeffer, California Indian Legal Services (Moderator)

   5:45 PM

  CLOSING REMARKS

 

   6:00 PM

  CONFERENCE ADJOURNS