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TCUs will focus on systemic changes to ensure the success of their environmental stewardship programs, namely curriculum development or enhancement and planning for larger capacity-building projects.
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College Fund Launches Student Voting Initiative
Students can submit written blog or video entries on voting and democracy between July 15 and November 3. Those whose submissions are accepted will be entered into a raffle for a $500 cash prize.
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College Fund Announces New Tribal College Student-Designed Pendleton Blanket
Belle Brings Plenty of United Tribes Technical College created the winning Pendleton blanket design as part of the American Indian College Fund’s annual contest.
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Remembering Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell
A friend of tribal colleges, the late U.S. senator and Cheyenne artist served on the American Indian College Fund’s board of trustees and designed their Cheyene Eagle Pendleton blanket.
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Virtual Regalia Walk to Celebrate Native Cultures and Achievements
The American Indian College Fund invites all winter and spring Native graduates to post photographs of their regalia from creative inception to completion on their social media channels.
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College Fund Announces Students of the Year and Coca-Cola Scholars
The recipients represent the passion, determination, and community spirit of Native students at tribal colleges.
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College Fund’s New Ad Campaign Highlights TCU Grads’ Potential
At the heart of the American Indian College Fund’s latest PSA campaign, “Move Aside,” is the unwavering potential of tribal college and university (TCU) students
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College Fund Announces $1.6 Million Program to Increase Healthcare Diversity
The American Indian College Fund is launching its Diversity in Health Care Scholarship Program with a $1.6 million grant from the United Health Foundation to reduce health disparities and outcomes in Native communities and to address underrepresentation of Native healthcare professionals.
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College Fund and Center for American Progress Showcase TCU Vitality
The American Indian College Fund is partnering with the Center for American Progress on a three-part series that underscores the benefits and need of tribally controlled higher education.
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College Fund Honors Students, TCU President
The American Indian College Fund honored 35 students and Dr. Michael Oltrogge, president of Nebraska Indian Community College, as the 2022-23 Tribal College Honoree of the Year.
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American Indian College Fund Holds Student Blanket Contest
The contest recognizes and develops the work of promising artists with internationally distributed products while providing TCU students with additional scholarship opportunities.
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New College Fund Program Builds Community of Practice for Educators
The American Indian College Fund’s new program supports early childhood education success through Indigenous-based approaches.
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White Hat Continues Father’s Commitment to Tribal Higher Education
White Hat incorporates her family and cultural values into her work as the vice president of programs for the American Indian College Fund, where she oversees language and cultural revitalization programs.
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College Fund Names TOCC President Paul Robertson Honoree of the Year
Now president of Tohono O’odham Community College, Robertson has been a part of the tribal college movement for more than 40 years.
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American Indian College Fund Names 2021-22 Indigenous Visionaries
Participants in the Indigenous Visionaries Program are chosen based on their project proposals that will impact their community in a positive way.
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Sandy Packo of the American Indian College Fund Named a First Peoples Fund Fellow
Packo hopes to make a lasting impact on Native and non-Native students in K-12 classrooms who have a wide level of experiences learning about Indigenous histories and peoples in America.
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American Indian College Fund Launches Boarding School Descendant Scholarship
The scholarship is designed to acknowledge the experiences of boarding school survivors and to allow families to come together and heal.
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College Fund to Host Free Online Indigenous Peoples Day Concert
The event will feature performances by Native entertainers and artists allied with Native causes from across the nation.
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College Fund Sponsors Tribal College Environmental Science Programs
The American Indian College Fund’s new program seeks to develop culturally relevant science programming to benefit tribal communities and lands in northern Great Plains states.
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New College Fund Program Will Offer Health Scholarships to Tribal College Students
The United Health Foundation’s Grant of $430K to the American Indian College Fund’s Tribal Scholars Program will help grow the Native health workforce.
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College Fund Launches Think Indian Book Club Blog
The new blog elevates Native writers’ voices by sharing their works with the greater public, while also providing recommendations for some great reads.
