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These investments demonstrate Blackfeet Community College’s commitment to reducing barriers for students while investing in workforce development, sustainable campus development, and the future of the Blackfeet Nation.
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Navajo Tech Participates in Tribal Energy Sovereignty Workshop
The Workshop on Convergent Clean Energy Research brought together a wide range of stakeholders to address critical challenges and opportunities in tribal clean energy development.
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NTU Receives Grant for Renewable Energy
SunShare, a community-solar company, awarded a $6 million grant to Navajo Technical University (NTU) for renewable energy and a $1.2 million donation to the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women.
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NHSC Awarded Facility Grant for Community Solar Projects
Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College plans to utilize the installation and maintenance of the solar voltaic project to showcase how solar energy can be used to reduce energy costs and dependence upon fossil fuels.
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TOCC helps develop sustainable energy
What are our energy needs? And how can a remote, rural community best use solar, wind, and other sustainable energy sources?
These two questions were the focus of a recent project in which Tohono O’odham Community College (TOCC,
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2 Tribal Colleges Win In DOI Renewable Challenge
U.S. Department of the Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced the winning college and high school teams that designed and built the most efficient portable wind turbine systems as part of the 2010 Indian Education Renewable Energy Challenge.
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Tribal College Instructors Learn About Renewable Energy
Tribal college instructors and leaders took part in a renewable energy workshop last summer at the University of California at Berkeley. The workshop was organized by the Native American Renewable Energy Education Project (NAREEP) of U.C. Berkeley as the culmination of a year‑long collaboration with tribal colleges to develop an energy curriculum specifically geared toward tribal college students.
