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Longtime educator and scholar Linda Sue Warner discusses the changing role of Native women in academia.
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Comanche Nation College Closes
After working for 14 years and investing nearly $40 million in Comanche Nation College (CNC), the tribe closed its doors this past summer.
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Tribe Closing College
Twelve years since its establishment, the Comanche Nation College will close at the end of the month, although tribal officials say the building will continue to used for educational purposes.
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Comanche Tribe Sets General Election for May 13
Advocates for reinstating the Comanche Nation College into the budget were told by Chairman William Nelson the matter would be discussed at the end of the meeting.
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Comanche Nation College Team Shoots for the Stars
After months of work and facing a steep learning curve and multiple setbacks, the Comanche Nation College students entered a high-powered rocket they designed and built in the NASA Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium eighth annual First Nations Launch National Rocket Competition on last week.
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Comanche Meeting Tumultuous
The proposed $$62.8 million fiscal year 2017-2018 line-item budget was addressed and, during the attempt to take the budget before the council through a line-item vote, discussion about the Comanche Nation College (CNC) flared before the motion could be seconded.
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The Trials of Teacher Education: A Conversation with Linda Sue Warner
Linda Sue Warner (Comanche) understands teacher education and leadership at all levels. Launching her career as an elementary school teacher, she went on to teach high school English and serve as a principal.
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CNC Hosts Indigenous Arts Event
Some of Oklahoma’s finest Native artists will offer an evening of paintings, poetry, and storytelling at Comanche Nation College’s (CNC) second annual Indigenous arts event.
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CNC granted academic accreditation
The Board of Trustees for the North Central Association-Higher Learning Commission (NCA-HLC) of Chicago, IL voted on November 1 to grant Comanche Nation College (CNC,
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CNC Nursing Program approved
At the end of March, the Oklahoma Board of Nursing approved the Comanche Nation College (CNC, Lawton, OK) Practical Nursing Program.
Administrators from the nursing program and CNC appeared before the nursing board for its final decision in what has been a year-long process of seeking approval.
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Tradition and Culture in the Millennium: Tribal Colleges and Universities
Edited by Linda Sue Warner and Gerald E. Gipp
Information Age Publishing (2009)Review by Michael W.
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Student Congress Officers Elected at AIHEC Meeting
Tribal colleges in the Southwest sponsored the 29th annual American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) March 21-23 in Chandler, AZ. At the AIHEC Conference, teams of students compete each year in a Knowledge Bowl,
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Never Too Young to Learn
Colleges entice younger children to elevate their dreams through dual credits, entrepreneurship camps, enrichment programs, field trips, and internships.
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Student President Committed to Understanding, Honesty
Newly elected AIHEC Student Congress president Alison Paige Steinmeyer details her history and looks ahead.
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“Speak from Your Heart”
Thirty-five students from 12 tribal colleges and universities attended the annual Summer Student Leadership Training July 8-10, 2009, in Santa Fe, NM.
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CNC helps train Natives For PBS Film Episodes
Comanche Nation College (CNC, Lawton, OK) hosted a workshop for the PBS American Experience series on Jan. 10-11, 2009.
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People in the News
- Rhonda LeValdo (Acoma Pueblo), a graduate student in journalism at the University of Kansas and a teacher at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence,
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Jessie McDonald: Determined Student Leader Lives Life Her Way
Multi-tasking young mother Jessie McDonald has big dreams and encourages everyone around her to dream big, too.
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2008 MS. AIHEC and MR. AIHEC
During the annual American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) Conference in Bismarck, Allison Steinmeyer of Comanche Nation College (Lawton, OK) and Steven Raining Bird of United Tribes Technical College (Bismarck,
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Tribal College Community Names in the News
Elvis Old Bull, Jr. (Crow), a graduate of Little Big Horn College (LBHC, Crow Agency, MT), was named a 2007 Arthur Ashe,
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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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Three TCU Presidents Honored for Leadership
Three tribal college presidents — Ferlin Clark, David M. Gipp, and Kim Winkelman — recently were honored by their alma maters and communities.
