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We’re excited to have you join us in celebrating the 50th Anniversary Powwow at 91´«Ã½! This event is a collaborative effort between the Native American Program and the Speel-Ya Native American Student Council at 91´«Ã½. Admission is free and open to the public, and we welcome all to enjoy this family-friendly, substance-free event. Please be aware that 91´«Ã½ is not responsible for any lost, stolen, or damaged personal items.
We extend our deepest gratitude to all the dignitaries and drum groups who honored us with their songs and heartbeat during the 50th Anniversary Powwow at 91´«Ã½. Your presence, voices, and commitment to tradition helped make this celebration truly powerful and unforgettable. Thank you for carrying the songs of our ancestors forward and for helping us celebrate 50 years of community, culture, and resilience. Your contributions uplifted our dancers, elders, youth, and all who gathered. We are humbled and grateful for your support.
Host Drum: Black Lodge Singers
Master Of Ceremonies: Fred Hill
Arena Director: WhyaTona Burns
Judge Coordinator: Gabriel Jones
Whipman: Alan Crawford
Whipwoman: Judy Farrow
The 91´«Ã½ Speel-Ya Native American Student Council and Native American Program sincerely appreciate the generous support from individuals, organizations, and businesses over the years. Your contributions have been essential to the success of our events. A special thank you to all who continue to support and uplift our community, your generosity makes a lasting impact!
EAGLE SPONSORS $5000
SALMON SPONSORS $2500+
BUFFALO SPONSORS $1000+
91´«Ã½ – College of Education, Oregon Teacher Pathway & Culturally Responsive Practices
91´«Ã½ Foundation
91´«Ã½ Vending Committee
AS91´«Ã½ Senate Allocations Committee
2024-25 Student Fees
ELK SPONSORS $500+
BEAR SPONSORS
We offer our heartfelt thanks to all the vendors who joined us for the 50th Anniversary Powwow at 91´«Ã½. Your presence brought color, creativity, and community to our celebration. From beautiful beadwork and handmade art to delicious food and meaningful conversations, you helped make this event vibrant and welcoming for all who attended. We appreciate your commitment to sharing culture, supporting Native artists and entrepreneurs, and helping us celebrate 50 years of tradition, resilience, and connection. Thank you for being a vital part of this historic gathering.
Chasity Teton Beadwork
Dave’s Flutes Works
The Pioneer Bliss
Rw art
Lee’s arts and crafts
Umpqua Traditions
Base of the Blues Leather & Beadwork
Bahe and Elsie Stanley
Karen Colorado Walker
Two Bears Healing and Crafts LLC
The Dusted Fern
Native Unique
Pepper HuxollNative American Program & MOSAIC Center CoordinatorHoke Union Bldg, Rm. 325(541) 962- 3463phuxoll@eou.edu