EDUCATION

What are the four Athabaskan languages of California?

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In the early 1920s, which famous Native leader chaired the Committee of One Hundred?

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The group that spearheaded the project — a coalition of the nonprofit Language Conservancy, the Crow Nation, Little Big Horn College and the Crow Language Consortium — celebrated the app’s launch during a virtual event that included a demonstration and remarks from participants in the project.

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What is the name of the foremost Canadian pan-Inuit organization?

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More than three-quarters of the nation’s tribal colleges have lost first-time students this fall, with an average reported decrease of nearly 75%, according to a survey by the American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC).

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The New Beginnings for Tribal Students project is a cooperative effort with Blackfeet Community College in Browning, Browning Public Schools and Heart Butte Public Schools.

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When do the inland Tlingit hold most of their potlatch ceremonies?

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The Carriso Uranium Company first started mining uranium on which reservation?

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This partnership will give the college’s students access to a vast selection of low-cost textbooks through a personalized online ordering platform.

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Anderson is an enrolled member of the Crow nation, an American Indian College Fund scholar, and a student attending Little Big Horn College, a tribal college in Crow Agency, Montana.

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“Through collaboration, the project ensures that Native American perspectives on natural resource protection and management are central to developing responses to the impacts of climate change,” said Steve Chischilly, the project’s principal investigator and associate professor of environmental science, Navajo Technical University.

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Tribal College Press (TCP) has announced the publication of Meditation on Ceremonies of Beginnings: The Tribal College and World Indigenous Nations Higher Education Consortium Poems by longtime tribal college educator Tom Davis.

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Which intertribal organization helped establish the National Indian Law Library in 1972?

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What was the National Tribal Chairman’s Association’s response to Native activists’ takeover of the BIA building in 1972?

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Diné College will launch a fundraising webpage on November 11 with photos and descriptions of Native American art for sale during a virtual art auction.

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An additional $15 million in CARES Act funds, approved on Oct. 9, will provide more internet access that will benefit Navajo students attending Diné College and Navajo Technical University that have campuses in the area, according to the release.

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"Dr. Been has been instrumental in our tribal relations and special projects which move us closer to becoming recognized as a tribal college," he said. "We congratulate her on this much-deserved award."

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With the ongoing pandemic, the college feels it’s best for students and staff to keep the learning model that they have been following all year.
The only students that will be doing any face-to-face instruction are those enrolled in Career and Technical Education courses.

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The administration also plans to put $5 billion towards graduate programs in teaching, health care and STEM at HBCUs, TCUs and MSIs to invest more into diverse public school teachers.

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Give to the Max is a giving event that raises millions each year for nearly 6,000 causes across Minnesota and beyond.

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