ABOUT US
Cheyenne woman - photo by Edward Curtis
Original Constitution and Bylaws
New Members Informational Packet
HOMEThe American Indian Program Council (AIPC) is a subcommittee of the Denver Federal Executive Board concerned with the recruitment, retention and visibility of American Indians in the Federal workforce. Currently, numerous Federal Agencies send representatives to serve on the Council. Representatives are designated by their agency heads and generally serve a two-year term.
Priorities include:
EMPLOYMENT:
Federal and non-Federal job opportunities are circulated among AIPC members and posted on the website. Recruitment efforts are done by individual members within their own particular agencies.
EDUCATION :
-of American Indian youth
-of Federal employees on Indian and tribal issues pertaining to the unique relationship between the Federal Government and American Indian individuals and tribal governments.
OUTREACH:
AIPC is involved in various aspects of the Denver Indian community and continues to outreach to the national network of American Indian Federal employees.
2003-2005 Officers
Chairperson - Dan Archuleta
Department of Agriculture
Email: dan.archuleta@fns.usda.gov
Vice Chairperson -
Secretary/Treasurer -