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The tribal colleges in South Dakota hosted the 26th Annual American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) Student Conference in Rapid City, SD, in March 2007.
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Wind River Writers Read Poetry with Non-Indians
Wind River Tribal College sponsored its first open reading of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction in the reservation border town of Lander,
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CNC, Oklahoma INBRE Partner for Empowerment
Comanche Nation College (CNC, Talequah, OK) and the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC) are collaborating to address the science and math needs of diverse learners.
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FBC Uses Education To Fight Bacteria, Disease
Fort Belknap College (FBC, Harlem, MT) faculty and students are learning about and responding to pollutants within human bodies as well as about bacterial infection,
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Blackfeet CC Alumnus Saves Child from Choking
Gaylene DuCharme of Blackfeet Community College (BCC, Browning, MT) declared, “We have a hero among us” in her email about Chico Reyes (Blackfeet) who saved a child’s life in January 2007.
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Tribal Colleges Announce Presidents’ Transitions
Several tribal colleges have named new presidents within the last 14 months. The appointments include several tribal college veterans and two graduates of the leadership development program sponsored by the American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) and funded by the W.
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College Fund Names 2007 Students of the Year
The American Indian College Fund has named its top American Indian tribal college students as 2007 “Students of the Year” based on their academic achievements and service to the community.
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Historic ND Legislation Helps Pay Student Costs
North Dakota legislators voted for the first time to provide state funds for non-Indian students attending the five tribal colleges in the state. The Montana Legislature this year doubled the amount of funds it provides for such students.
