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Please complete the following form to register for the 2009 Conference for American Indian Women of Proud Nations. Registration includes luncheons, refreshment breaks, conference bag and Women's Honor Ceremony and Banquet.

Registration deadline is September 18, 2009. On-site registration will be limited. For more information, call Becky Goins Leviner at (910) 521-6282.

Participants will receive the following CEU points: .6 for one day/1.2 for two days.

FORMS

REGISTRATION FEE

    • Types of Registration Available
      • General - $75 per person per day or two days for $125: includes access to all refreshment breaks, keynote sessions, two lunches, breakout sessions and Honor Ceremony.
      • High School Student - $100 for both days: includes the above.
      • American Indian Elder (60 and above) - $75 for both days: includes the above.
      • College Student - Free for both days. Meals are NOT included. ($100 including meals)
    • Registration Scholarship - Ten "need based" scholarships are available
    • Women's Honor Ceremony and Banquet (Friday, September 25, 2009 at 6:00 pm)
      • Attending Honor Ceremony and banquet only - $30
      • Note: $125 registration includes ticket to honor ceremony
    • Honor or Remember A Special Person - $10 per name
      • Name will be listed in conference program booklet
    • Tour of Historical American Indian Sites in Robeson County (Saturday, September 26, 10 am – 1 pm) - $10 per person
      • Seating is limited. First come, first served.
    • Conference Vendor - $50 for one day and $75 for both days
      • Does not include meals
      • Tables will be provided in the lobby of the Givens Performing Arts Center
    • Name Badges and tickets for the luncheons and Honor Ceremony will be required to attend conference events.  Note: your registration is used to create your name badge, tickets and other conference materials.
    • AIWPN lapel pins and raffle tickets for sale - $5 each (see below)

Please make checks or money order payable to American Indian Women of Proud Nations.

Please send registration form along with payment to:

American Indian Women of Proud Nations
PO Box 4102
Pembroke, NC 28372

CANCELLATION POLICY

Individual Registration: A full refund, minus a $25 administrative fee, will be made upon written notification by September 1, 2009.  Registered participants who fail to attend the conference without a timely formal cancellation will be charged the entire registration fee.

HOST HOTEL

    • Fairfield Inn (Lumberton, NC)
      • 3361 Lackey St.
      • Lumberton, NC 28358
      • Phone: (910) 739-8444
      • Fax: (910) 739-8466
    • Rate: $63 plus tax ($69.30)
    • Web Site

DIRECTIONS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT PEMBROKE

    • Directions to UNC Pembroke
    • Map of Campus
    • Parking Map - Parking is available in lots 24B and 24C, located on the western edge of campus along University Road and Deese Road. A shuttle will be available to transport attendees to conference facilities.


LAPEL PINS AND RAFFLE TICKETS

    • AIWPN Lapel Pins (conference logo 1.25" in diameter in gold and black) - $5 each
    • Garvin Access Electric Guitar Raffle Tickets ($5)
      • Signed by award winning artists at “The Native American All Star Jam” held on September 30, 2008 at the Coeur D’Alene Casino Resort on the Coeur D’Alene Indian Reservation in Idaho.
      • This event showcased:
        • Micki Free - Grammy winner & multi-platinum recording artist, five time Native American Music Award winner, who was just back from “Hard Rock Calling” London performance with Eric Clapton, Sheryl Crow, John Mayer and The Police.
        • Keith Secola - multiple Native American Music Award Winner.
        • Martha Redbone - Native American Music Award winner.
        • Gary Farmer - musician and star of movies and television.  Most loved for his portrayal of Victor’s dad in movie “Smoke Signals.”
        • Shea - Cherokee rising star sensation, selected by the Seminoles to release “Seminole Wind” with Micki Free.
        • Jim Boyd - 2002& 2003 Native American Award winner and song writer for the smash hit “Smoke Signals.”
        • Terry Tsotigh - drummer & amazing harmonica player.
        • Levi & The Plateros - 16 year old  Levi, a guitar phenomenon, is accompanied by his father and his cousin.

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