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Sarah EchoHawk Takes Over at AISES
May 1, 2013
Sarah EchoHawk got her start in nonprofit work more than 15 years ago when she took a part-time job answering phones at the American Indian College Fund.

Haskell first tribal college to receive national education accreditation
April 30, 2013
The School of Education at Haskell Indian Nations University has recently been NCATE (National Council of Teacher Education) accredited. Haskell is the first tribal college in the United States to receive this type of accreditation.

NWIC student poem wins national recognition
April 30, 2013
“We Are Red and Vibrant,” a poem by Northwest Indian College student Desiree Pulido, received an honorable mention in the Tribal College Journal’s recent student writing contest. The poem will appear in the August edition of the Journal and on its website.

NWIC students’ ‘Traditional Journeys’ business plan wins national competition
April 30, 2013
At the beginning of April, Northwest Indian College (NWIC) students headed to Scottsdale, Arizona with a business plan concept in their hands that they hoped was creative enough and put together well enough to out-compete the business plans of tribal college students from across the nation.

Three local colleges graduate more than 2,000 students
April 30, 2013
Three local colleges graduate more than 2,000 students

Tribal college leaders praise workforce training grants
April 30, 2013
Tribal college leaders and lawmakers gathered in Memorial Hall on Tuesday to praise a bill that will provide workforce training grants for colleges.

WRIGLEY HIGHLIGHTS TRIBAL COLLEGE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT LEGISLATION
April 30, 2013
BISMARCK, ND – Lt. Gov. Wrigley stood with legislators and Tribal College presidents to highlight Senate Bill 2218 which enhances workforce development efforts through North Dakota Tribal Colleges.

Casino revenue protects Oklahoma tribal colleges from federal budget woes
April 26, 2013
Nationwide, tribal college and university leaders are concerned about how automatic federal budget cuts will affect their cash-strapped schools. But officials at Oklahoma's tribal institutions expect the impact of the cuts to be minimal.

Community colleges help prepare students for a greener job market
April 26, 2013
Chicago poet Lisa Donahue is training for a new career as a solar equipment installer. The 27-year-old is the new president of the Santa Fe Community College solar club and is working on her associate degree in environmental technology.

Navajo Technical College Students Cook in National Sustainability Design Expo
April 26, 2013
Six Navajo Technical College professional and commercial baking program students combined their culinary talents with their innovative energy sustainable skills to compete the 2013 National Sustainability Design Expo at the National Mall in Washington DC last Friday and Saturday.

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