The Seal of the American Indian Scouting Association
2008 Seminar Planning Proceeds
The 2008 AISA Seminar Site Committee poses in front of the Eastern Band of Cherokee reservation marker in Oct. 2007. See more on the Seminar page.
2007 Seminar Highlights
While attending the 2007 seminar in Ada, OK the youth train on the Camp Simpson Cope Course. See the 2007 Seminar photos by clicking HERE.
See pictures from the 2007 seminar on the Chickasaw Nation web page by clicking HERE
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Welcome to the American Indian Scouting Association Home Page
AISA is an association of Boy Scout and Girl Scout youth
and adults who work together to promote Scouting in and around Native
American population centers (tribal reserves, reservations, urban areas,
etc). Membership is open to currently enrolled youth and adult members
of GSUSA and BSA. Members need not be an enrolled member of a tribe.
American Indian Scouting Association seminars include sessions on general information, presentations by tribes and Scouting organizations, training, cultural diversity and tollerance and other workshops that will promote Scouting for American Indian Youth.
Western Carolina University To
Host 2008 Seminar
The American
Indian Scouting Association encourages Indian Scouting through a series of seminars held
annualy as well as other resources AISA creates. Each seminar is hosted by a tribe near
the host city and a sponsoring site (usually a school or university).
Take a virtual tour of the WCU campus by
clicking on the photo.
The 2008 Seminar will be held at Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, NC July 12 - 16, 2008. WCU is part of the University of North Carolina system.
2008 SEMINAR TO BE HOSTED BY EASTERN BAND OF THE CHEROKEE NATION
The 2008 Annual AISA Seminar will be co-hosted by the Eastern Band of Cherokee in Cherokee, NC. Visit the tribal tourism site by clicking HERE.
AISA Elder Honored
AISA elder John Parker was honored during the American Indian Scouting Association's visit to the Ada, OK. A new health lodge was dedicated in his name with all AISA seminar attendees present. Read the entire article from the Daily Ardmoreite newspaper HERE.
AISA Board holds annual meeting in Mesa, AZ January 18-21, 2008
The 2007 Joeseph T Provost
Youth Award Winners
2007 Youth Winners (L to R) Wade Howell (EBCI)
and
Ian Michael Winningham (Miami/Cherokee decent)