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American Indian communities are impacted disproportionately by compounding chronic health conditions. The development of this new course explores such health inequities and seeks ways to mitigate them.
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Finding a Barrier-Free Environment
Stone Child College student LaRue FourSouls put aside her fear and shame to pursue the education she put on hold.
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Tribal College Faculty Attitudes Toward Accommodations and Services for Students with Disabilities
Higher percentages of disabilities have been reported among Indian people than other ethnic groups. If Indian persons with disabilities are to have access comparable to others, tribal colleges will need to provide accommodations and services. Therefore, this was a study of tribal college faculty willingness to provide accommodations and their attitudes toward accommodations.
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Tribal College Student Attitudes Toward Accommodations for Students with Learning Disabilities
The purpose of this study was to determine whether students attending a tribal college supported efforts to provide accommodations for students with learning disabilities.
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Serving Students with Disabilities
Salish Kootenai College offers students with disabilities the skills they need to compete for jobs and independence.
