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Edited by Barbara P. Mink and Miranda J. Haskie
Fielding University Press (2024)
160 pages
Review by Wafa Hozien
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The Future of Navajo Education, Volume II
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In the Face of Adversity: How Navajo Technical University Strengthened Tribal Communities During the Pandemic
As businesses shuttered, ceremonies ceased ,and Diné Bikeyah reeled, Navajo Technical University stepped up, expanding student services and creating new community connections.
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Navajo Tech Participates in Tribal Energy Sovereignty Workshop
The Workshop on Convergent Clean Energy Research brought together a wide range of stakeholders to address critical challenges and opportunities in tribal clean energy development.
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Heartbeat of the Nation: Preserving Diné Bizaad at Navajo Technical University
Diné bizaad, one of the most widely spoken Indigenous languages in the US, serves as a harbinger for all Native languages. And Navajo Tech is the guardian, creating new programs and putting language sustainability at its very core.
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A Culturally Responsive Visionary: Elmer Guy of Navajo Technical University
Under the leadership of the longtime president, NTU has metamorphosized from a modest skills center into one of the leading universities in the American Southwest.
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Advancing Diné Culture and Language: Navajo Tech Launches the First Accredited PhD Program at a Tribal College
From its modest origins as the Navajo Skill Center in 1979, Navajo Technical University now boasts an array of programs and has elevated Native ways of knowing with its new Doctor of Philosophy degree in Diné culture and language sustainability.
