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The power of tribal colleges is that they are open, accessible institutions that offer a second chance to everyone— even those from some of the darkest corners of America.
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ANC’s Business Club Helps Students in Need
Aaniiih Nakoda College’s (ANC’s) American Indian Business Leaders Club is working to help out students in need. Just this year the club raised funds to establish a student food bank.
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WCLIS Students Share Cultural Knowledge
Recently, Dodson Public Schools invited White Clay Language Immersion School’s (WCLIS) eighth grade students to give a presentation on language and cultural activities to junior high students.
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Eight Complete ANC Nursing Assistant Training
Aaniiih Nakoda College (ANC, Harlem, MT) offered a state certified nursing assistant (CNA) training course in 2011—and eight students have completed all requirements.
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ANC Students Make Policy to Impact the Future
The Fort Belknap Reservation in north central Montana was once home to the largest cyanide heap leach mine in North America. Located at the southern end of the reservation,
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Aaniiih Nakoda College lowers carbon footprint
Aaniiih Nakoda College (ANC, Harlem, MT) has recently taken steps to lower its carbon footprint. New lights have been installed in all the buildings that require less energy and lower energy costs for the college.
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Four tribal colleges get federal jobs funding
United Tribes Technical College (UTTC, Bismarck, ND) has been awarded $18.9 million to lead a group of four tribal colleges in North Dakota and eastern Montana in a program of targeted career training and jobs development.
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ANC students monitoring Milk River bioindicators
“Life doesn’t lie.” Those three words help describe the purpose of the Milk River study that Aaniiih Nakoda College (ANC, Harlem, MT) students participated in last summer.
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Remembering a Generation of Warriors
Rebecca Bishop reflects on the sweeping impact of a previous generation, including her mother and uncles, that broke down the barriers to post-secondary education.
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FBC students among 1,000 at 30th AIHEC conference
“We don’t need another Indian dropout . We need another Indian graduate.” That was one of the essential messages delivered by keynote speaker Hattie Kauffman,
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White Clay dream comes true with first grads
The White Clay Language Immersion School’s very first graduating class was included in the Fort Belknap College (FBC, Harlem, MT) commencement. The four graduates included Wozek Chandler,
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FBC teacher training produces first graduate
“When the student is ready, the teacher will appear.” (Buddhist proverb) For 11 juniors at Fort Belknap College (FBC, Harlem, MT) this proverb will become a reality.
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NSF Helps Fort Belknap Revamp STEM Curriculum
By Rebecca Bishop
The National Science Foundation has awarded a five-year grant of $2.2 million to Fort Belknap College (FBC, Harlem,
