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The program at Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe University will focus on preparing teachers, increasing Native teacher retention rates in Wisconsin, increasing Ojibwe immersion teachers, and increasing the diversity of teachers.
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NICC to Launch Bachelor’s Degree in Indigenous Environmental Health
Nebraska Indian Community College will be the first higher education institution in the nation to offer an Indigenous environmental health baccalaureate degree program.
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College Fund Develops Transfer Data Guidebook
This new resource examines the transfer landscape of the seven Montana tribal colleges and universities to improve student achievement by creating a cohesive transfer system.
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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.
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NICC Celebrates New Bachelor’s Program
The Nebraska Indian Community College will be launching its first baccalaureate program in the fall of 2023 in business administration and tribal nation building.
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BMCC Launches Bachelor’s in Computer Science
Bay Mills Community College has expanded its HLC-accredited baccalaureate degree offerings with a fully online degree in CIS.
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BMCC to Offer New Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration
The bachelor’s program will be offered completely online, giving students across the U.S. the opportunity to earn their degree from home.
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New Bachelor of Business Administration Degree Offered at NHSC
Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College currently offers four bachelor’s degrees; the new program in business management is set to launch this spring.
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LCOOC to Offer Master’s in Management and Human Services
HLC approved, both degrees will be the first graduate-level programs offered at LCOOC; they will begin in the fall of 2022.
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New Partnership Enables LCOOC Students to Complete RN Degree Fully Online
Students in the Associate of Science in Nursing program at LCOOC who participate in the partnership will be provided with guidance and support to ensure a seamless path after graduating from LCOOC and transferring to Minnesota State, Mankato.
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NTU to Offer Three New Programs
The HLC-approved programs include a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry, a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science, and an Associate of Applied Science degree in nursing.
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Sisseton Wahpeton College to Offer Baccalaureate Programs
SWC is happy to announce that it will offer a Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration beginning in the spring 2022 semester.
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Through Time and Space: Placeknowing and the Arts at Diné College
Connection to the land is central to Navajo culture, kinship, and identity. Diné College’s new BFA program is using the arts to perpetuate those connections and to forge a more sustainable community.
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NWIC’s CARE Program Focuses on Community
The Community Advocates and Responsive Education (CARE) in human services bachelor’s degree at Northwest Indian College (NWIC) is rooted in our relational accountability to the people in our community and the responsibility we have to helping and healing.
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Ilisagvik College Now Offers Bachelor’s in Business
Alaska’s North Slope in the Arctic is home to the Iñupiat people and the state’s only TCU, Ilisagvik College, with its main campus located in the community of Utqiagvik (Barrow).
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Creating a New Brand of Teachers at Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College
It’s the next step in an evolution process that has spanned more years than originally planned, but the reality of a bachelor’s- level degree program at Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College (FDLTCC) has come true.
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Baccalaureates Deliver a 360-Degree Perspective at College of Menominee Nation
Lee Stoehr is the director of finance for one of Wisconsin’s 72 counties. It is a county with the distinction of being almost entirely contiguous with the Menominee Indian Tribe’s land base.
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Salish Kootenai College’s Baccalaureate in Life Sciences is Rooted in Research
In the fall of 2010, Salish Kootenai College (SKC) received accreditation from the Northwest Commission of Colleges and Universities for its new Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree program in life sciences.
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Diné College Offers a Variety of Baccalaureate Programs
Diné College has significantly increased its number of bachelor degree programs, with plans to offer several more in the near future. The new programming is transforming the academic landscape of America’s first tribal college.
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IAIA’s MFA in Creative Writing Offers Students Flexibility
The Low Residency Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing Program at the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA), now in its fourth year, has graduated 40 students with their MFAs.
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Resource Guide: “Bachelor’s and Master’s Programs at Tribal Colleges and Universities”
Compiled from the American Indian Indicators of Success data collection, this guide catalogs all baccalaureate and master’s programs offered at tribal colleges.
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Sitting Bull College Offers Master’s Programs
Sitting Bull College (SBC), located on the Standing Rock reservation, has seven baccalaureate degree programs, including early childhood education, elementary education, secondary science education, business administration,
