 Steel Erection for Gallery Buildings
August 2009
Monday August 10, 2009 marked another milestone for the American Indian Cultural Center & Museum and the state of Oklahoma as we move closer to completing a world class museum that will attract visitors from around the world, nation, region and state. During the next several months 1,636 tons or 32,760 pounds of steel will be erected to support the museum gallery buildings. more
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 Cherokee Artist Association
September 2009
The Cherokee Artists Association (CAA) hosted an insightful luncheon discussion on September 10, 2009 in their gallery in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. It was pleasure to update the community about new developments at the American Indian Cultural Center & Museum (AICCM), as well as to learn about their unique non-profit cooperative organization and art gallery. more
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 Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma & Apple Computers
September, 2009
Recently, the staff of the Community Outreach & Public Programs Division attended a presentation at the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art in Norman. It was called Culture in the Digital Age: An Interactive Process of Building Community and was led by Mr. Joseph Erb (Cherokee Artist). more |
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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Staff Identity Retreat
September 2009
Who do you think you are? Sounds simple enough to answer; but, when you have only an image or a phrase to sum it up and to make an impression, it can be a difficult thing. The AICCM staff had the opportunity to ask, "Who do we think we are?" We held an internal staff branding retreat...and it was a lot of fun! more
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2010 Business Plan
July - August 2009 The staff has worked diligently to develop the 2010 Business Plan that will guide the agency through the next year. The goals and objectives expressed in this report are substantial and necessary to bring the vision of building the American Indian Cultural Center & Museum to reality for the State of Oklahoma. more
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MARKETING & CULTURAL TOURISM
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 American Indian Alaskan Native (AIANTA) Tourism Conference
September 2009
Last week I traveled to Santa Fe, New Mexico for the 11th Annual Tourism Conference sponsored by the American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA). I landed in the quaint Santa Fe Airport fashioned in typical New Mexico adobe style and was immediately greeted by two people hand-pushing the stairs to the plane. LOL! more
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 Oklahoma Indian Tourism Association (OITa)
July 2009
The OITa met at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History for its quarterly meeting to develop the mission statement and goals for the upcoming year. The Oklahoma Indian Tourism Association is a collaborative effort to promote and develop tourism of authentic Oklahoma American Indian cultures, histories and destinations. more
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 New Oklatravelnet will broadcast from AICCM Visitor Center
September 2009 AICCM is eager to welcome the launch of the dramatically improved OklaTravelNet channel to be broadcast from the Visitors Center beginning October 5, 2009. The new format and excitement will all be unveiled on October 19, 2009 in Tulsa, Oklahoma at the Oklahoma Governor's Conference on Tourism. Stay Tuned... |
 SAVE THE DATE 11.5-8.09
Native American Cinema Showcase
In celebration of American Indian Heritage Month, this program features new voices and new stories from Native America. Co-presented by the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Screenings to include the Oklahoma City premiere of Sterlin Harjo's BARKING WATER, which screened at the Sundance Film Festival and most recently, the Venice Film Festival. more
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Honors & Recognition
Governor Bill Anoatubby
(Chickasaw)
Recipient of the Jay Silverheels Achievement Award , Native Center for American Indian Enterprise Development 
Gena Timberman (Choctaw) Recipient of Native American 40 under 40, Native Center for American Indian Enterprise Development  Henrietta Mann(Cheyenne) New Board of Director  Debbie Lindsey(Muscogee (Creek) Nation)
Recognized for 10 years of longevity as an Oklahoma State Employee
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AICCM/NACEA OFFICE
Business Offices
900 N Broadway Avenue Suite 200
Oklahoma City, OK 73102 USA
405.239.5500
info@aiccm.org
AICCM Construction Site
659 American Indian Blvd.
Oklahoma City, OK 73129 USA
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