Intrinsic, LLC

2008-08-01

Dexter Elected Vice-President of ITAC

Dexter has been elected Vice-President of the Coconino County Inter-Tribal Advisory Council (ITAC), which serves as an official liaison and communication link between Native American communities and the county government. ITAC reviews and makes recommendations regarding proposed legislation, assists in planning policies, promotes cultural activities and hosts community forums affecting Native Americans in Coconino County. Among other accomplishments, ITAC recently helped establish the Louise Yellowman County Park Block Watch Program in response to ongoing graffiti and vandalism at a newly established public park in Tuba City. Congratulations, Dexter!

2008-06-12

Daniell Nears Teen Years

Watch out Dex! His eldest daughter, Daniell, turns 11 this month. Just two more years before she becomes an official teenager. Happy Birthday, Daniell!

2008-05-15

Intrinsic Active at ECR Conference

Intrinsic co-owners, Susan and Dexter, will both be participating in multiple workshops and presentations at the 5th National Environmental Conflict Resolution Conference in Tucson, Ariz., this month. Susan will be a co-presenter on three panels: • “Can We Take Credit? Or Are We to Blame?” • “Tapping Into the Multiplicity of Diverse Approaches for Collaboration on Public Issues” • “Exploring the Conflict in ECR: Are We Really Moving Toward the Same Goal?” Additionally, Susan will be a model for the faux pas fashion show, “What Not to Wear.” Dexter will moderate and participate in the following panels: • “Fostering Diversity: the Native Network and the Other Intercultural Experiences” • “What Comes Next for the Native Network?” • “Exploring the Conflict in ECR: Are We Really Moving Toward the Same Goal?” The conference, to be held May 19 – 23, will provide a forum for exchange of ideas and mutual learning about the field of environmental conflict resolution among government representatives, non-governmental organizations, tribal nations and members, community based groups, environmental advocates, corporate entities, resource managers and users, private individuals, and professionals in the conflict resolution, mediation and consensus building fields.

2008-04-18

How does she do it?

Every year on April 18, Susan’s age decreases. This year she is celebrating her 30th birthday. Next year it might be her 20th. We think she just doesn’t like to blow out all those candles anymore. Happy birthday Susan! Enjoy your youth in Texas!

2008-04-14

Intrinsic Turns Four

Intrinsic officially turned four years old on April 14. Our first four years have been very successful thanks to our many wonderful clients and supporters. We truly appreciate each of you and hope to celebrate many more birthdays together ~ both in Arizona and Texas!

2008-04-01

Intrinsic Awarded Two Statewide Contracts

Intrinsic recently started working on a series of informational marketing brochures for Arizona’s Scenic Byways. The brochures will augment the visitor’s experience by pointing out the many scenic, archaeological, natural, historical, recreational and cultural sites along each roadway. Intrinsic also will be updating the Arizona Department of Transportation publication, “Application Procedures for Designation of Parkways Historic and Scenic Roads in Arizona.” This project is a simple “how to” guidance book geared toward anyone interested in having their favorite Arizona roadway designated as either a parkway, historic road or a scenic road.

2008-03-10

Lianna Celebrates Four Years

Congratulations to Lianna, Dexter’s youngest daughter, who celebrates her fourth birthday this month. Happy Birthday!

2008-03-01

Susan Joins the Native Dispute Resolution Network

Susan was accepted into the Native Dispute Resolution Network, a practitioner referral service provided by the U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution based in Tucson, Ariz. The Native Network is a resource for federal agencies seeking practitioners to assist with collaborative planning processes and alternative dispute resolution related to a wide variety of situations regarding environmental, natural resource and public/trust land issues as well as resolving disputes involving American Indian, Alaska Natives and Hawaiian people or communities.

2008-02-28

Happy 17th –can you believe it– to Emily!

Jason’s oldest daughter turns 17 years old this month – unbelievable for a young parent to accept. Emily, or Ed, as her friends like to call her, is enjoying her junior year at St. Joseph’s High School in Ogden, Utah. She likely will be one of the first students to graduate from St. Joseph’s new art program. Emily also teaches an art class at the school and will be performing in the upcoming school play, “Pippin,” as an actor and dancer. Congratulations, Ed, on nearly reaching adulthood!

2008-02-01

Susan’s Heart for the Arts

Arts from the Heart, a local nonprofit organization that provides cultural art experiences to Wimberley area students, has asked Susan to assist as Art Education Coordinator. Susan will assist with afternoon workshops, one day a week, for elementary and middle school students during February and March. The program, which started in response to school district budget cutbacks, offers classes in visual arts, music, poetry, dance and drama. Students participate free of charge; all efforts are sustained through donations and special fundraising events. The program, now entering its 10th year, also is the fortunate recipient of the University of Texas Performing Arts Outreach Program, which provides complimentary tickets and transportation to major cultural art events that otherwise would be too expensive for many children to attend.

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			2008-08-01 Dexter Elected Vice-President of ITAC Dexter has been elected Vice-President of the Coconino County Inter-Tribal Advisory Council (ITAC), which serves as an official liaison and communication link between Native American communities and the county government. ITAC reviews and makes recommendations regarding proposed legislation, assists in planning policies, promotes cultural activities and hosts community forums affecting Native Americans in Coconino County. Among other accomplishments, ITAC recently helped establish the Louise Yellowman County Park Block Watch Program in response to ongoing graffiti and vandalism at a newly established public park in Tuba City. Congratulations, Dexter! 2008-06-12 Daniell Nears Teen Years Watch out Dex! His eldest daughter, Daniell, turns 11 this month. Just two more years before she becomes an official teenager. Happy Birthday, Daniell! 2008-05-15 Intrinsic Active at ECR Conference Intrinsic co-owners, Susan and Dexter, will both be participating in multiple workshops and presentations at the 5th National Environmental Conflict Resolution Conference in Tucson, Ariz., this month. Susan will be a co-presenter on three panels: • “Can We Take Credit? Or Are We to Blame?” • “Tapping Into the Multiplicity of Diverse Approaches for Collaboration on Public Issues” • “Exploring the Conflict in ECR: Are We Really Moving Toward the Same Goal?” Additionally, Susan will be a model for the faux pas fashion show, “What Not to Wear.” Dexter will moderate and participate in the following panels: • “Fostering Diversity: the Native Network and the Other Intercultural Experiences” • “What Comes Next for the Native Network?” • “Exploring the Conflict in ECR: Are We Really Moving Toward the Same Goal?” The conference, to be held May 19 – 23, will provide a forum for exchange of ideas and mutual learning about the field of environmental conflict resolution among government representatives, non-governmental organizations, tribal nations and members, community based groups, environmental advocates, corporate entities, resource managers and users, private individuals, and professionals in the conflict resolution, mediation and consensus building fields. 2008-04-18 How does she do it? Every year on April 18, Susan’s age decreases. This year she is celebrating her 30th birthday. Next year it might be her 20th. We think she just doesn’t like to blow out all those candles anymore. Happy birthday Susan! Enjoy your youth in Texas! 2008-04-14 Intrinsic Turns Four Intrinsic officially turned four years old on April 14. Our first four years have been very successful thanks to our many wonderful clients and supporters. We truly appreciate each of you and hope to celebrate many more birthdays together ~ both in Arizona and Texas! 2008-04-01 Intrinsic Awarded Two Statewide Contracts Intrinsic recently started working on a series of informational marketing brochures for Arizona’s Scenic Byways. The brochures will augment the visitor’s experience by pointing out the many scenic, archaeological, natural, historical, recreational and cultural sites along each roadway. Intrinsic also will be updating the Arizona Department of Transportation publication, “Application Procedures for Designation of Parkways Historic and Scenic Roads in Arizona.” This project is a simple “how to” guidance book geared toward anyone interested in having their favorite Arizona roadway designated as either a parkway, historic road or a scenic road. 2008-03-10 Lianna Celebrates Four Years Congratulations to Lianna, Dexter’s youngest daughter, who celebrates her fourth birthday this month. Happy Birthday! 2008-03-01 Susan Joins the Native Dispute Resolution Network Susan was accepted into the Native Dispute Resolution Network, a practitioner referral service provided by the U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution based in Tucson, Ariz. The Native Network is a resource for federal agencies seeking practitioners to assist with collaborative planning processes and alternative dispute resolution related to a wide variety of situations regarding environmental, natural resource and public/trust land issues as well as resolving disputes involving American Indian, Alaska Natives and Hawaiian people or communities. 2008-02-28 Happy 17th –can you believe it– to Emily! Jason’s oldest daughter turns 17 years old this month – unbelievable for a young parent to accept. Emily, or Ed, as her friends like to call her, is enjoying her junior year at St. Joseph’s High School in Ogden, Utah. She likely will be one of the first students to graduate from St. Joseph’s new art program. Emily also teaches an art class at the school and will be performing in the upcoming school play, “Pippin,” as an actor and dancer. Congratulations, Ed, on nearly reaching adulthood! 2008-02-01 Susan’s Heart for the Arts Arts from the Heart, a local nonprofit organization that provides cultural art experiences to Wimberley area students, has asked Susan to assist as Art Education Coordinator. Susan will assist with afternoon workshops, one day a week, for elementary and middle school students during February and March. The program, which started in response to school district budget cutbacks, offers classes in visual arts, music, poetry, dance and drama. Students participate free of charge; all efforts are sustained through donations and special fundraising events. The program, now entering its 10th year, also is the fortunate recipient of the University of Texas Performing Arts Outreach Program, which provides complimentary tickets and transportation to major cultural art events that otherwise would be too expensive for many children to attend. View the news archive
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