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Galen Gritts (Chapel)

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Missouri, Native Land: Tales from the Other Side 

Galen Gritts

September 21st - (11:30 am in the Chapel)

Mr. Gritts is a registered member of the Cherokee Nation.  He was born and reared in St. Louis. He has a degree in history from UMSL. 
Currently he is a board member of the Missouri Chapter of the National Trail of Tears Association. 
For ten years now he has a member of the Disparities Elimination Advisory Committee (DEAC), Program for the Elimination of Cancer Disparities (PECaD), under the partnership of Siteman Cancer Center, Washington University School of Medicine, and Barnes-Jewish Hospital, representing the local Native American community
Recently he wrapped up a six-year stint as a speaker for the Missouri Humanities Council.
This talk is sponsored by the Social Justice Committee as we explore native land acknowledgements.

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