EDUCATION

Prospective students using Google to search for information about colleges will now find details for two-year institutions and popular certificates and associate degrees at four-year colleges, the company announced.

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Montana State University Extension and Stone Child College in Box Elder, recently received a $1.28 million grant to develop mental health awareness campaigns on the Flathead and Rocky Boy’s Indian reservations.

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Food sovereignty – the ability to create a self-sufficient food system – is at the heart of the opportunities and challenges facing the Navajo Nation. This spring, Diné College students Tyler Begay, Korrie Johnnie, and Orean Roy were recognized for their exploration of this topic during the American Indian Higher Education Consortium Student Conference in Billings, Montana.

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Work is being done to demolish and reconstruct one historical campus treasure, and one group traveled cross-country to make it all happen. The group hacking away at the old education building on UTTC’s campus is Americorps National Civilian Community Corps.

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About 28 percent of the 25 degrees and certificates handed out by Tohono O'Odham Community College in 2017-18 were to students in business, management, marketing, and related support services programs, making them some ofthe most popular programs that year, according to the latest disclosure from the U.S. Department of Education.

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Bacone President Ferlin Clark hopes to go before the American Indian Higher Education Consortium’s subcommittee on membership and accreditation and then its full board by October with its growing consortium of tribal charters.

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By George Manuel and Michael Posluns
University of Minnesota Press (1974; reprinted 2019)
286 pages

“Originally published in 1974,

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By Edward McLean Test
University of Nebraska Press (2019)
246 pages

“More than five hundred years after the fact,

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By Roger L. Nichols
University of Nebraska Press (2018)
490 pages

“Drawing on a vast array of primary and secondary sources,

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Recorded by Walter Dyk
Bison Books (1938; reprinted 2018)
322 pages

With a simplicity as disarming as it is frank,

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Edited by Robert A. Clark
Bison Books (1976; reprinted 2018)
103 pages

“The Killing of Chief Crazy Horse is a story of envy,

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By Thomas Biolsi
University of Minnesota Press (2018)
340 pages

“The Rosebud Country, comprising four counties in rural South Dakota,

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By Helen Addison Howard
Bison Books (1941; reprinted 2017)
380 pages

“In Saga of Chief Joseph,

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By Martin Case
Minnesota Historical Society Press (2018)
215 pages
Review by Stephen Wall

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Gabriela Zamorano Villarreal
University of Nebraska Press (2017)
336 pages
Review by Natalia Ruiz-Rubio

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Directed by Josh Fox, James Spione, and Myron Dewey
Bullfrog Films (2017)
89 minutes
Review by Bradley Shreve

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When we recognize that mathematics is the science of patterns, we can create cultural connections, foster reciprocal learning, and make algebra and geometry more accessible to tribal college students.

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By Brandi Denison
University of Nebraska Press (2017)
304 pages
Review by Gregory E. Smoak

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In the 1960s, Canadian media theorist, philosopher of the “electronics age,” and the “high priest of pop culture” Marshall Mcluhan declared in a seminal article that the “medium was the message.” It mattered not in the least,

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Recently we decided to close Tribal College Journal’s safe deposit box at the bank. We had maintained it for many years because that’s where we stored our offsite backup files.

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