Curator Lonewolf DonatesPapers The Labriola Center is pleased to announce the first installment of the acquisition of a 5th generation American Indian clay artist, Rosemary Apple Blossom Lonewolf. She has been a recipient of an ASU Fellowship and is currently a Chandler resident. Ms. Lonewolf, who has exhibited at both the Heard Museum and the Smithsonian Institution, is noted for her finely incised seed pots, which often combine both modern and ancient themes. Etter A basketball player and gymnast are two of these figures, which have been adapted from the lively paintings created by the prehistoric Hohokam. History and culture are added components to the introduction of language, reading, writing, and speaking.
Emphasis is on basic communication and appreciation of history and culture.
Students will explore techniques and methods used in counseling, with emphasis on understanding Indian cultures and values. The course surveys Yaqui history and culture ranging from pre-contact to the present. We are proud that this resource can now be made available to scholars and educators around the world. The Labriola Center has linked to the site from the Labriola Web page. Select Links to Other Native American Sites.