Past Fellowship Placements: Where Are They Now?

Name	Tribal Affiliation	Year	Office	Sen/Hse	Party
Shana Radford	Nez Perce	2010	Ron Wyden	S	D
Stacia Martin	Grand Ronde	2009	Kurt Schrader	H	D
Francene Ambrose	Grand Ronde	2008	Ron Wyden	S	D
Rebecca Knight	Grand Ronde	2007	Darlene Hooley	H	D
Dennis Worden	Coeur d’ Alene	2006	David Wu	H	D
Joseph Hostler	Grand Ronde	2004	Greg Walden	H	R
Bryan Mercier	Grand Ronde	2003	Gordon Smith	S	R
Kevin Simmons	Grand Ronde	2002	David Wu	H	D
Bodie Shaw	Warm Springs	2001	Earl Blumenauer	H	D
Alyssa Macy	Warm Springs	2000	Darlene Hooley	H	D
Direlle Calica	Warm Springs	1999	Gordon Smith	S	R
Pete Wakeland	Grand Ronde	1998	Ron Wyden	S	D

Shana Radford

Shana Radford

2010 Hatfield Fellow
Tribal Affiliation: Nez Perce
Education: B.S. Social Science and Political Science, minor in Native American Studies
Placement: Senator Ron Wyden

Then

Shana was born in Portland, Oregon and grew up on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation. In her youth she moved to the Umatilla Indian Reservation where she attended and graduated from Pendleton High School with honors. While in high school Shana received honors on the basketball court as well. After high school graduation Shana attended Mount Hood community college and later Blue Mountain Community College before transferring to Portland State University where she graduated and received her B.S. degree.

Now

Shana is currently living in Pendleton, Oregon where she is working for the Umatilla Tribe and is concurrently actively involved with Red Lodge Transition Services (Portland, OR)  a grassroots non-profit whose vision is to reduce recidivism of re-incarceration among Native Americans and to prevent the incarceration of future generations.  Shana future plans include entering law school in the fall of 2012.