Grant opportunities from a variety of sources, enabled Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College to preserve tribal history for instructional use and posterity.

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Drawing on a lifetime of experience, ANC’s resident elder embodies the distinguishing qualities of what it means to be fully human.

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In this original study, researchers from SIPI discuss how they made STEM education accessible and effective through NASA robotics education programs.

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An elder and instructor from Blackfeet Community College offers a blueprint on how TCUs can effectively employ elders across the curriculum.

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By Daniel H. Wilson
Random House Audio (2016)
10 hours and 45 minutes
Reviewed by Ryan Winn

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As this issue was going to press, our hearts skipped a beat when the computer that we use to design the magazine suddenly and without warning crashed.

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Elders offer us not only a window into the past, but a roadmap for how we can live in the present moment and move forward into the future.

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Turtle Mountain Community College (TMCC) recently sponsored an interactive exercise and gathering on the American Indian experience entitled, “Roots of Injustice, Seeds of Change.” The gathering brought together multiple generations from the Turtle Mountain community to share the legacy of the boarding schools.

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Preparing children for college starts at birth. But the American Indian College Fund realized that a one-size-fits-all approach to education does not work for Native children.

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Dr. Paul F. Trebian has been named president of the College of Menominee Nation (CMN). The announcement by the college’s board of trustees follows a 14-month national search that attracted candidates from across the country.

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Indigenous knowing is innate, the essential belonging and knowing cannot and should not be defined, it just is.

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Bay Mills Community College owns the 40-acre property. It’s developed as a teaching, research and incubator facility focused on sustainable agriculture and food production.

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The LLTC coach takes a great deal of pride in his players’ academic achievements, as well as their accomplishments on the court.

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Tribal College Journal has announced that Scarlett Cortez of the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) will serve as the next blogger at TCJStudent.org.

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Salish Kootenai College will host their Annual Spring Powwow and Graduate Honoring on May 11 and 12 with Grand Entries starting at 7 p.m.

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The run, which takes place in front of Sakakawea Hall, offers races for competitors from half-marathon runners to a kids’ fun run.

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Rural colleges have always had trouble attracting instructors in most disciplines, but the outlook is particularly bleak in vocational programs.

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The Agriculture Department’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture director Sonny Ramaswamy has announced that he will leave his post next month.

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The mission of the Bridge Program is to provide opportunities for students from Haskell Indian Nations University to transition to other four-year universities, increasing the number of students who complete degrees in the biomedical sciences.

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On Tuesday, April 10, 2018, students and staff from the St. Francis Indian School Language Development Program met with Sinte Gleska University Bison Project Manager, Ty Colombe, to conduct a buffalo kill.

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