TCJ continues its series of tributes to the faces behind the tribal college movement. This issue: Dr. Jack Barden, Tom Shortbull, L. Jack Briggs, Margarett Campbell, Thomas Davis, Schuyler Houser.
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Ramon Harris Receives Jack Barden Award
During the year following his death, colleagues of the late Dr. Jack Barden have assured that his memory will live for decades to come. In February the first Jack Barden leadership award was presented to Ramon Harris.
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Remembering Jack
Jack Barden was one of the founders of Standing Rock Community College (now Sitting Bull College) and worked with AIHEC from its inception in 1973. Those who knew him share their thoughts on his passing.
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Tribal Colleges Gaining Digital Access to Worldwide Library Resources
When President Bill Clinton visited Dine College April 17, he announced several major new initiatives to bring digital opportunity to American Indian reservations by way of the 32 tribal colleges and universities in the American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC).
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Many Colleges, One Vision: A History of the American Indian Higher Education Consortium
Former TCJ editor Paul Boyer recounts the history of tribal colleges and the founding of AIHEC 25 years ago.





