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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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NTU’s Second Graduate Program Approved to Be Offered Online
The Institution Actions Council of the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) approved Navajo Technical University (NTU) to offer a Master of Science degree in management information systems (MS/MIS).
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College Fund Congratulates TCU Faculty Completing Graduate Degrees
The American Indian College Fund has announced the graduation of seven tribal college and university (TCU) faculty members who participated in the College Fund’s Mellon Master’s and Mellon Faculty Career Enhancement programs.
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SDSU Offers Graduate Education Opportunities for TCU Faculty
Tribal colleges and universities (TCUs) play a key role in providing access to higher education on many American Indian reservations and surrounding areas.
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Four TCU Faculty Members Earn Degrees with College Fund’s Fellows Program
Four tribal college and university (TCU) faculty participating in the American Indian College Fund’s Mellon Faculty Career Enhancement Fellows Program have graduated. They will now serve their TCUs using their knowledge and new degrees.
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Demystifying the Graduate School Application Process: Tips for Tribal College Students
A Haskell graduate offers some tips to help guide tribal college students interested in taking their education to the next level.
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SGU Graduate Education Serving Lakota Students
Dorothy LeBeau and nine other women earned the first graduate degrees at Sinte Gleska University (SGU, Mission, SD) 17 years ago in 1989.
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MBA Graduates to Take Entrepreneurship Home
This summer, five business instructors from four tribal colleges will graduate from Gonzaga University with Master’s of Business Administration (MBA) degrees. Funded by the Theodore and Vivian Johnson Scholarship Foundation,
