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The American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES), an organization dedicated to increasing the representation of Indigenous peoples in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), has announced an upcoming webinar where attendees can explore various career paths in gaming STEM, gain new industry insights, and network with Indigenous professionals in gaming and public health.
Clinton Isham, a Tribal citizen of the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe and an Independent Tribal Relations Consultant, will lead this session.
With extensive experience, Clinton is a passionate advocate for public health who has shaped tobacco control policies in Tribal communities. He leads a national campaign for smoke-free policy in Tribal areas through the ANR Foundation.
In the summer of 2023, Aristocrat Gaming announced an enhancement of its long-standing relationship with AISES.
The announcement was made at the Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association Conference and Tradeshow, where Aristocrat Gaming pledged a donation of $500,000.
This funding supports several AISES initiatives, particularly the new Resources for Indigenous STEM Education (RISE) Fund, the organization’s annual conference, and student scholarships.
Aristocrat Gaming contributes to career and professional development, educational programs, internships, and workforce development opportunities.
These efforts aim to identify and prepare the next generation of workers while diversifying the industry’s talent pipelines.
As part of this commitment, Aristocrat Gaming supports the AISES general scholarship fund, providing $2,500 in scholarships to 20 undergraduate students pursuing gaming degrees at accredited four-year colleges and universities nationwide.
The company also contributes $30,000 annually to the AISES National Conference, the premier event for Indigenous STEM students and professionals.
The RISE Programs are designed to empower Indigenous students and professionals by offering resources and opportunities that foster talent in gaming education and careers.
Specifically, the RISE Fund, powered by Aristocrat Gaming, engages and supports Indigenous students, professionals, and tribes with resources and programming to develop STEM education and careers within the gaming industry.
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