The Alliance for Renewing Indigenous Economies

Post-Seminar Survey 2022

Thank you for joining the 2022 Indigenous Student Seminar . We genuinely appreciate your feedback. Your responses will be anonymous.

What surprised you?

What disappointed you?

Tuesday, August 9: Did you learn anything new from...

Terry Anderson's lecture on Renewing Indigenous Economies?

Bart Wilson's lecture on the Property Species?

Richard Monette's lecture on Property Law & Indigeneity?

Michael LeBourdais' lecture on Fiscal Power for First Nations?

The session with the Hoover Archives team?

Any "aha!" moments or key takeaways from Tuesday's sessions?

(With Terry, Bart, Richard, Mike, and/or the Archives team.)

Wednesday, August 10: Did you learn anything new from...

Adam Crepelle's lecture on The Time Trap: Addressing the Stereotypes that Undermine Tribal Sovereignty?

C. Matthew Snipp's lecture on Native Identity?

Daniel Stewart's lecture on Indigenous Entrepreneurship?

Derrick Watchman's lecture on Tribal Leadership & Governance: Practical Perspectives?

The McGirt Discussion?

Any "aha!" moments or key takeaways from Wednesday's sessions?

(With Adam, Matt, Dan, Derrick, and/or the McGirt panel.)

Thursday, August 11: Did you learn anythinng new from...

Robert Miller's lecture on Creating Private Sector Economies?

Deanna Kennedy's lecture on American Indian & Indigenous Business?

Donn Feir's lecture on The Economics of First Nations & Canada's Indian Act?

André Le Dressay's session on Building a Sustainable & Resilient Economy?

Mark Trahant's keynote on A Narrative of Excellence?

Any "aha!" moments or key takeaways from Thursday's sessions?

(With Bob, Deanna, Donn, André, or Mark.)

Friday, August 12

Elizabeth Reese's lecture on Tribal Law & Public Safety?

Dominic Parker's lecture on Indigenous Economies by the Numbers: What the Research Tells Us?

Any "aha!" moments or key takeaways from Friday's sessions?

(With Liz, Nick, and/or from the Closing Remarks.)

Overall

Did you learn from your fellow participants?

Please select all that apply.

Not really, no.

Yes, as expected.

They gave me tools to better understand the world around me.

I learned more from fellow participants than I did from faculty.

I plan to keep in touch with my fellow partiicipants, so we can continue learning from each other.

I would have preferred less...

I would have liked more...

What else should we know?