BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Miss Indian New Mexico\, Inc. is a Tribal group that seeks to t o protect\, revitalize\, and educate communities of the diverse cultures o f all Tribal Nations in the State of New Mexico. Miss Indian New Mexico\, Inc. also coordinates and manages the annual Miss Indian New Mexico Pagean t and aims to continue and empower the legacy of young Native women.  Joi ning us to speak about Miss Indian New Mexico\, Inc. and its Mission are: Natalie Arellanez: Natalie currently sits as the President of the Miss Ind ian New Mexico\, Inc. Board of Directors and is Miss Indian New Mexico XLV (45) from 2012-2013. She is from the Pueblo of Acoma tribe and shares th e lineage of Hopi and Navajo. Natalie graduated from the University of Ne w Mexico in 2011 with a Bachelor of Arts in English with a minor in Native American Studies and completed in 2012 a Bachelor of Arts in Family Studi es with a minor in Psychology. In 2020 she completed a Masters of Arts in Language\, Literacy\, and Sociocultural Studies with a concentration in Am erican Indian Education. She currently works for the University of New Mex ico as a Supervisor of Student Success and Certification Officer. Alysia C oriz: Alysia is the current Miss Indian New Mexico LIV (54). She is a prou d member of the Kewa Pueblo tribe (formerly known as Santo Domingo Pueblo) . Alysia holds a Bachelor’s degree in Native American Studies with a con centration in Indigenous Learning Communities and a minor in Business Mana gement from the University of New Mexico. She is the Director of Membershi p and Outreach with the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women\; serves as the Co-Chair of the All Pueblo Council of Governor’s Youth Com mittee and Board Secretary for Naeva (formerly known as the Native America n Voter’s Alliance – Education Project)\; and is also the Pueblo Repre sentative in the inaugural State of New Mexico Indigenous Youth Council an d is the Female Co-President for the Kewa TRUTH Youth Council. Nicole John ny: Nicole is Vice President-Treasurer and Miss Indian New Mexico XLVII ( 47) from 2014-2015. She is a member of the Navajo Nation with her clans as Kiyaa'áanii born for Tsi'naajinii. Her chei is Tábaahí\, and her nali is Naashaashi Dine'é. Nicole graduated from Pepperdine University with a n MBA in finance and an undergraduate degree in finance and economics. She has experience working in investment banking with RBC Capital Markets\, t ribal land valuations from both a federal and tribal perspective\, and com mercial real estate development. Currently\, she works for Raven Indigenou s Capital Partners and serves on the Board for Diné Development Corporati on\, Changing Woman Initiative\, and WESST. This is a regular membership m eeting of the Rotary Club of San Francisco\, open to all Rotarians\, visit ing Rotarians\, prospective members\, and guests. Meeting Schedule: 12:0 0 Noon  Registration & Networking 12:15 PM (sharp!)  Meeting begins  1:30 PM  Meeting adjourns   Click here to register for in-person atte ndance. Click here to register for attendance via Zoom.  For in-person at tendees: The cost for in-person registration (including children) is $45 if you register early until 11:59 AM on Friday\, August 18\, 2023. When th e clock strikes noon on Friday\, August 18\, 2023\, the price will go up t o $60. If you show up at the door on Tuesday\, August 22\, 2023 as a walk- in\, you will be charged $60. Please note that once Past President Mary L iu provides the headcount to the Hotel Nikko on the Friday before our Tues day meeting\, we will be billed for that count regardless of whether you s how or not.  For attendance via Zoom: For those who wish to participate via Zoom\, there is a $10 fee to attend. Parking: If you are driving to th e Hotel Nikko for this meeting\, please leave your car with the Hotel Nikk o valet. Pick up a validation sticker available at our check-in table. The discounted parking is $17.50 for three hours. Photo Policy and Disclaimer : By attending events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco\, you are giving to our Club your permission to publish photos of you as an attendee at ou r events. If you have questions about this policy\, please contact sfrota ry2@gmail.com. Email Policy and Disclaimer: By registering online for eve nts of the Rotary Club of San Francisco\, you are giving to our Club your permission to use your email to invite you to future events. If you have q uestions about this policy or wish to opt out at any time\, please contact  sfrotary2@gmail.com. DTEND:20230822T203000Z DTSTAMP:20260831T011647Z DTSTART:20230822T190000Z LOCATION:Hotel Nikko SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:ROTARY LUNCHEON: Miss Indian New Mexico\, Inc. UID:c5ba6f22-edb8-4be6-a3d5-44f3f2fac213 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:


\nMiss Indian New Mexico\, Inc. is a Tribal group that seeks to to protect\, revitalize\, and educate communiti es of the diverse cultures of all Tribal Nations in the State of New Mexic o. Miss Indian New Mexico\, Inc. also coordinates and manages the annual M iss Indian New Mexico Pageant and aims to continue and empower the legacy of young Native women. \;

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Joining us to speak about Miss Indian New Mexico\, Inc. and its Mission are:

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Na talie ArellanezNatalie Arellanez: Natalie currently s its as the President of the Miss Indian New Mexico\, Inc. Board of Directo rs and is Miss Indian New Mexico XLV (45) from 2012-2013. \;She is fro m the Pueblo of Acoma tribe and shares the lineage of Hopi and Navajo.&nbs p\;Natalie graduated from the University of New Mexico in 2011 with a Bach elor of Arts in English with a minor in Native American Studies and comple ted in 2012 a Bachelor of Arts in Family Studies with a minor in Psycholog y. In 2020 she completed a Masters of Arts in Language\, Literacy\, and So ciocultural Studies with a concentration in American Indian Education. She currently works for the University of New Mexico as a Supervisor of Stude nt Success and Certification Officer.

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Alysia CortizAlysia Coriz: Alysia is the current Miss Indian New Mexico LIV ( 54). She is a proud member of the Kewa Pueblo tribe (formerly known as San to Domingo Pueblo). Alysia holds a Bachelor&rsquo\;s degree in Native Amer ican Studies with a concentration in Indigenous Learning Communities and a minor in Business Management from the University of New Mexico. She is th e Director of Membership and Outreach with the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women\; serves as the Co-Chair of the All Pueblo Council of Governor&rsquo\;s Youth Committee and Board Secretary for Naeva (formerly known as the Native American Voter&rsquo\;s Alliance &ndash\; Education P roject)\; and is also the Pueblo Representative in the inaugural State of New Mexico Indigenous Youth Council and is the Female Co-President for the Kewa TRUTH Youth Council.

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Nicole JohnnyNicole John ny: Nicole is \;Vice President-Treasurer and Miss Indian New Mexi co XLVII (47) from 2014-2015. She is a member of the Navajo Nation with he r clans as Kiyaa'\;á\;anii born for Tsi'\;naajinii. Her chei i s Tá\;baahí\;\, and her nali is Naashaashi Dine'\;é\; . \;Nicole graduated from Pepperdine University with an MBA in finance and an undergraduate degree in finance and economics. She has experience working in investment banking with RBC Capital Markets\, tribal land valua tions from both a federal and tribal perspective\, and commercial real est ate development. Currently\, she works for Raven Indigenous Capital Partne rs and serves on the Board for Diné\; Development Corporation\, Chan ging Woman Initiative\, and WESST.

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This is a regular membership meeting of the Rotary Club of San Francisco\, open to all Rotarians\, vis iting Rotarians\, prospective members\, and guests.

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Meeting Schedule:

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12:00 Noon&nbs p\;Registration &\; Networking
12:15 PM (sharp!) \;Meeting beg ins \;
1:30 PM \;Meeting adjourns
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Click here to register for in-person attendance.

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Click here to register for attendance via Zoom. \;

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For in-perso n attendees: \;The cost for in-person registration (including children) is $45 if you register early until 11:59 AM on Frida y\, August 18\, 2023. When the clock strikes noon on Friday\, August 18\, 2023\, the price will go up to $60. If you show up at the door on Tuesday\ , August 22\, 2023 as a walk-in\, you will be charged $60. \; Please note that once Past P resident Mary Liu provides the headcount to the Hotel Nikko on the Friday before our Tuesday meeting\, we will be billed for that count regardless o f whether you show or not. \;

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For attendance via Zoom: \;For those who wish to participate via Zoom\, there is a $10 fee to attend.< /em>

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Parking: If you are driving to the Hotel Nikko for this meeting\, please leave your car with the Hotel Nikko valet. Pick up a validation sticker available at our check-in table. The discounted parking is $17.50 for three hours.

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Photo Policy and Disclaimer< /span>: By attending events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco\, you are giving to our Club your permission to publish photos of you as an attendee at our events. If you have questions about this policy\, please contact&n bsp\;sfrotary2@gmail.com.< /span>

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Email Policy and Disclaimer : \;By registering online for events of the Rotary Clu b of San Francisco\, you are giving to our Club your permission to use you r email to invite you to future events. If you have questions about this p olicy or wish to opt out at any time\, please contact \;sfrotary2@gmail.com.

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