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Summer student leadership training in Santa Fe
(NEW MEXICO) -- The Center for Lifelong Education hosts the American Indian Higher Education Consortium Summer Student Leadership Training July 8-10, 2009
Road Trip Offers Fun Way for Native American Students to Learn About College
(NEW MEXICO) -- The Expanding the Circle program at the College of Contemporary Native Arts is pleased to announce its “College Road Trip 2009,” a week-long journey July 19 - 25, 2009 to tour colleges and universities in New Mexico and Colorado: the College of Contemporary Native Arts, New Mexico Highlands University, the University of Denver, Colorado State University, the University of Colorado-Boulder and Fort Lewis College.
Pawnee Nation summer learning program a success
(OKLAHOMA) -- The Pawnee Nation held a free, fun-filled educational summer camp June 8-19 called “Pirates & the Deep Blue Sea.” More than 30 Native American students, grades one through five had a blast while learning how to take care of their mind, body and spirit, in a fun, educational way.
Youths sought for tribal summit
(MONTANA) -- Organizers of a tribal youth summit are looking for participants. The Montana Wyoming Tribal Youth Summit will be held July 28-31 at Luccock Park Camp, 9 miles south of Livingston.
Arizona summit tackles tribal education barriers
(ARIZONA) -- Changes are needed in how tribal education funds are released so more American Indian students can stay in college, according to Arizona tribal and education leaders.
Cankdeska Cikana breaks ground for new projects
(NORTH DAKOTA) -- Yesterday, Cankdeska Cikana Community College (CCCC) hosted a ground breaking ceremony for two new construction projects.
Tule Study Center has field day with fire safety lessons
(CALIFORNIA) -- Fire trucks, a K-9 unit and an ambulance roared into the Tule Reservation Indian Study Center on Thursday morning. No — no one had been hurt; all 90 kids were safe. It was the Center’s annual fire safety training in expectation of the July 4 holiday weekend.
Arizona summit tackles tribal education barriers
(ARIZONA) -- Changes are needed in how tribal education funds are released so more American Indian students can stay in college, according to Arizona tribal and education leaders.
Native American high school students get hands-on with healthcare at WSU
(WASHINGTON) -- Washington State University’s Native American Recruitment and Retention (NARR) program is helping to address the critical healthcare provider shortage through a hands-on educational experience that introduces high school students to a variety of health professions.
Tulalip grad returns to speak again
(WASHINGTON) -- The woman who was the Tulalip Tribes' first high school valedictorian 10 years ago plans to return to the Tulalip Indian Reservation to speak at a special ceremony for tribal graduates.
Cherokee needs new superintendent after personnel upheaval
(NORTH CAROLINA) -- The Cherokee School Board is on the verge of appointing a new superintendent following the termination of Rosemary Townsend after three years on the job.
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