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Kuhl Highlights Oneida Women in History at DFAS Lunch EventKathy Kuhl, Oneida Nation’s Central New York Indian Outreach Coordinator, was a recent guest speaker at the Defense Finance and Accounting Service’s (DFAS) Women’s History Month ‘Lunch-and-Learn’ event.
Kuhl told of the rich history and accomplishments of Oneida women. Her talk told of Sky Woman, the Three Sisters, Two Kettles, Polly Cooper, Mary Winder and the many Oneida women who have served and are currently serving this country as members of the armed forces. Her talk focused on the accomplishments of these and other Oneida women in history and she
shared with the group information about the role of women in Oneida culture, a matrilineal society.
Seasoned Retail Industry Professional to Head SavOnSean Brown has been named director of the Oneida Nation’s SavOn operations. He will oversee a dozen fuel and convenience stores in the Oneida area, as well as wholesale operations. He has nearly 20 years of experience in retail. Read more » 
Oneida Nation Announces Employee of the YearRyan Langone of Rome, N.Y. was named the Oneida Nation’s Employee of the Year at a recognition dinner held March 4 in The Showroom at Turning Stone Resort. Langone was awarded a trip for two to one of the following vacation destinations: Disney World, Las Vegas or the Grand Canyon. To further demonstrate the Oneida Nation’s appreciation to its employees, the Nation provided the same prize to the runner-up; Heather Light of North Bay, a public affairs specialist in the Nation’s Media Relations office. Read more » 
Federal Indian Law Expert Tapped for Oneida Nation Visiting Professor at HarvardHarvard University’s School of Law reports that Robert Anderson, associate professor of law and director of the University of Washington School of Law’s Native American Law Center, will be the Oneida Nation Visiting Professor of Law at Harvard Law School for a five-year term beginning in the fall of 2010. The Oneida Indian Nation Professorship in American Indian law was established in 2003 and is funded with a $3 million gift from the Nation Read more » |
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