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~~TOPIC:�� [DRAFT] Indian –\; 201~~

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SPEAKER:�� Dennis Seymour\, Chair\, Baltimore America n Indian Center

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Dennis E. Seymour \, Ph.D. was born Dennis Edwin Banks in Flint\, Michi gan\, and his father is full Eastern Band Cherokee from Madison County\, N orth Carolina. His Mother is German and English from Ohio\, with a reporte d Iroquois ancestor several generations back. \; Dennis was adopted wh en he was five but has always identified his race and heritage as Native A merican. He has been an activist for Indigenous causes throughout his life . \; \; \; \;

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Dr. Seymou r moved to Maryland in 1960 with his Mother and graduated from High School in Howard County. \; He received an Associates Degree from Catonsville Community College (his proudest moment)\, two Bachelors degrees from the University of Marylan d\, a Masters Degree from Johns Hopkins Universi ty\, and a Doctorate from Southwest University. \;

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He was employed as a Maryland State Trooper for sixteen yea rs and owned a Private Investigative firm for twenty years after that.&nbs p\; He has been a Professor for the Community College of Baltimore County\ , a Department Chair and recently retired as the Dean of the CCBC School o f Business\, Education\, \; Justice\, and Law. He is a faculty advisor to the Indigenous Cultures Club and serves on the Native American Studies Program advisory board. \;

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Dr. Seym our has been a member of the Baltimore American Indian Center for over twe nty-five years and chaired five Baltimore PowWows that were held at CCBC Catonsville. \; He recently served on the Boa rd of Directors of the Baltimore American Indian Center\, the serves on th e Maryland Commission on Indian Affairs Advisory Board\, the Maryland Comm ission on Indian Affairs Education Committee and is the Chair of the Balti more American Indian Center Heritage Museum. \; \;< /p>

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