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Kent
Nerburn is an author, sculptor, and educator who has been deeply
involved in Native American issues and education. He
developed and
directed an award-winning oral history project on the Red Lake
Ojibwe
reservation in Northern Minnesota. In addition to being a
program
evaluator for the Minnesota Humanities Commission and serving on
their
selection board, he has served as a consultant in curriculum
development for the American Indian Institute in Norman, Oklahoma,
and has been a presenter before various groups, including the
National Indian Education Association, and the President's blue
ribbon panel on Indian Education.
Nerburn has served as project director for two books of oral
history
— To Walk the Red Road and We Choose to Remember.
He has also
edited three highly acclaimed books on Native American
subjects: Native American Wisdom, The Wisdom of the Great
Chiefs, and The Soul of An Indian. Nerburn is
also the author of Letters To My Son, a book of
essays written as a gift to his son; Neither Wolf Nor Dog: On
Forgotten
Roads won the Minnesota Book Award for 1995; Simple Truths:
Clear and Gentle Guidance on the Big Issues of Life; A
Haunting Reverence:
Meditations On a Northern Land; and Small Graces: The Quiet
Gifts of
Everyday Life.
Kent Nerburn holds a Ph.D. in both Theology and Art, and lives
with his
family in northern Minnesota.
Visit Kent's
website at kentnerburn.com!
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Love has its
own time, its own season, and its own reasons
from coming and going. You cannot
bribe it or coerce it or
reason it into staying. You can only embrace it when
it arrives
and give it away when it comes to you.
Kent Nerburn
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