41. EPSCoR: About Faculty of the native american studies program have agreed to coordinate a six monthplanning process with appropriate members of the tribal colleges and the http://www.ehr.nsf.gov/epscor/about/nuggets.cfm?Nuggets_ID=28

42. Overview was designed to help native american people overcome and social landscape of nativeamericans (including included triballycontrolled colleges, other colleges http://www.wkkf.org/Programming/Overview.aspx?CID=165

43. TMCC Virtual Library: Native American Collection: Tribal Colleges TMCC Virtual Library native american Collection Tribal colleges.Where are the colleges? (american Indian College Fund) Here's http://www.bmcc.org/libtest/tmcc/Student-Affairs/lib/special/natribcol.html

TMCC Virtual Library Native American Collection : Tribal Colleges Where are the Colleges? (American Indian College Fund) Here's a map showing the locations of the tribal colleges, as well as their names, addresses, and links to college websites. From the American Indian College Fund website. American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) AIHEC is an organization of the tribally-controlled colleges in the United States and Canada. AIHEC Student Congress From the website, "Established in 1986, the AIHEC Student Congress represents the 25,000 students enrolled in AIHEC's 31 member institutions. The primary purpose of the Student Congress is to foster and promote student involvement in all aspects of Indian education and tribal community development. Leadership skills training, student government organization, and intercollegiate activities are the key mechanisms used to strengthen student involvement as future tribal leaders." Tribal College Journal From the website, " Tribal College (ISSN 1052-5505) is a quarterly publication of the American Indian Higher Education Consortium, an organization of 33 Indian-controlled colleges in the United States and Canada.....we provide information for everyone interested in American Indian higher education. Our culture-based publication addresses subjects important to the future of American Indian and Alaska Native communities utilizing both journalistic and scholarly articles."

44. Certificate Program In Native American Indian Studies, University Of Massachuset Representatives from the Five colleges attending Dartmouth College for the NativeAmerican Studies conference marking its 25th Anniversary to learn more about http://www.umass.edu/nativestudies/CPNAIS.shtml

Certificate Program in Native American Indian Studies University of Massachusetts, Amherst Mission Statement Josephine White Eagle Cultural Center , joined the Steering Committee as a regular member. Administration: The Certificate Program is administered by its Director who appoints an Advisory Board consisting of three faculty from cooperating departments, two staff people (including the Director of the Josephine White Eagle Cultural Center ), and two students (CPNAIS students who have completed Anthropology 370: Contemporary Issues in Native America, A Focus on the Northeast , are eligible for the Advisory Board). CPNAIS currently is under the aegis of the Department of Anthropology. Curriculum Requirements: Prospective students must be enrolled in a major at the University in order to be eligible for the Certificate Program. Anthropology 370 is the introductory course for the Certificate. Students considering the Certificate Program should take Anthropology 100: Human Nature , or 104: Culture, Society, and People as a General Education requirement, either of which will introduce students to some of the vocabulary and theoretical concepts for this discipline. Neither course can be applied to Certificate Program credit. Students should think independently about the appropriateness of these elements.

45. A Strong But Sensitive Computing Initiative For Native American Communities ?Provide Internet and distance education technology training toall Tribal colleges and other native american serving schools;. http://www.npaci.edu/envision/v16.2/native-americans.html

Contents Next A Strong but Sensitive Computing Initiative for Native American Communities PROJECT LEADER Evans Craig, University of New Mexico In many ways, this scenario challenges the historical experience that white America has had in dealing with other minorities, namely African Americans and Hispanics. The Civil Rights movement of the 1960s reinforced the message that arose from legislation addressing Jim Crow laws and de facto segregation: Separate but equal is never equal. Applied to educational environments, this message man dates integration and programs to erase the differences experienced by ethnic groups. But this approach cannot be applied as a blanket solution for Native Americans. OUTSIDE, INSIDE TRIBAL COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE BRIDGE TO THE GRID RURAL, BUT NOT REMOTE OUTSIDE, INSIDE "The introduction of high-performance computing (HPC) and Internet access, on their own terms, may help tribal governments to improve situations on the reservations," said Evans Craig, the education, outreach, and training manager at the Albuquerque High Performance Computing Center (AHPCC) . "For example, HPC supported by adequate network connectivity will open up new research opportunities at the Tribal Colleges. This will help both faculty and students pursue their educational objectives without leaving the reservation and their traditional way of life."

46. Native American Communication Office-Colleges There are thirty tribal colleges in the United cultural traditions, and tribally specificNative studies. Institute of american Indian Arts 108 Cathedral Place http://naco.umcom.org/opportunities/colleges.htm

Tribal Colleges There are thirty tribal colleges in the United States. They serve to provide education with emphasis on Native language, cultural traditions, and tribally specific Native studies. In addition, they seek to preserve tribal culture through research and the collection of historical records. Bay Mills Community College 12214 West Lakeshore Dr. Brimley, MI 49715 Fax: 906-248-3351 President: Martha McLeod Web Site: http://www.bmcc.org/ Blackfeet Community College: P.O. Box 819 Browning, MT 59417 Fax: 406-338-3272 President: Carol Murray Web site: http://www.montana.edu/wwwbcc/ Candeska Cikana Community College: P.O. Box 269 Fort Totten, ND 58335 Fax: 701-766-4077 President: Erich Longie Cheyenne River Community College: P.O. Box 220 Eagle Butte, SD 57625 Fax: 605-964-1144 President: Tanya Ward College of the Menominee Nation P.O. Box 1179 Keshena, WI 54135 Fax: 715-799-1336 President: Dr. Verna Fowler

47. NDATC Virtual Library: Native American Collection: Tribal Colleges NDATC Virtual Library native american CollectionTribal colleges. NDATC Member Tribal colleges http://www.ndatc.org/vlibrary/special/natribcol.html

NDATC Virtual Library Native American Collection : Tribal Colleges NDATC Member Tribal Colleges Cankdeska Cikana Community College Fort Berthold Community College Sitting Bull College Sisseton-Wahpeton Community College ... Where are the Colleges? (American Indian College Fund) Here's a map showing the locations of the tribal colleges, as well as their names, addresses, and links to college websites. From the American Indian College Fund website. American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) AIHEC is an organization of the tribally-controlled colleges in the United States and Canada. AIHEC Student Congress From the website, "Established in 1986, the AIHEC Student Congress represents the 25,000 students enrolled in AIHEC's 31 member institutions. The primary purpose of the Student Congress is to foster and promote student involvement in all aspects of Indian education and tribal community development. Leadership skills training, student government organization, and intercollegiate activities are the key mechanisms used to strengthen student involvement as future tribal leaders." Tribal College Journal From the website, "

48. NDATC Virtual Library: Native American Collection Current Issues Overview from NCAI american Indian Movement (AIM native americansTeaching native americans Teaching native Languages Tribal colleges. http://www.ndatc.org/vlibrary/special/

NDATC Virtual Library : Native American Collection Gathered here are links to information about Native Americans, with a special focus on the tribes served by the NDATC member colleges. Links are gathered by topic, which you can browse by subject or alphabetically. You can also search for a topic. Then click on the topic to see more. Search the Native American Collection Browse the Native American Collection Alphabetically Browse the Native American Collection by Subject Arts and Literature Arts Drum Groups Films and Videos Legends ... Record Companies Biography Biographies (Contemporary) Biographies (Historical) Business and Economic Development Businesses, Indian-Owned Economic Development Gaming Information Technology Projects ... Tourism Community Development and Social Services Community Development Public Health Culture Culture Elders Foods Libraries ... Tobacco Current Issues Overview from NCAI American Indian Movement (AIM) Cultural Property Education Literacy Materials Stereotypes of Native Americans Teaching about Native Americans Teaching Native Americans ... Tribal Colleges Government Government Agencies (Canada) Government Agencies (US) Government Agencies (State) Government Policy (Contemporary) ... Sovereignty and Tribal Government History Alcatraz Occupation (1969-1971) Boarding Schools (US) and Residential Schools (Canada) Government Policy (History) Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804-1806) ... Photographs, Historical

49. Graduate Program In Native American Studies Historical Development of native american Studies. native american Studies emergedin 1969 in mainstream colleges and universities in the United States. http://cougar.ucdavis.edu/NAS/department/grad/program.html

Welcome Contact Us How to Apply The Program ... NAS Home University of California, Davis Graduate Program in Native American Studies 2002-2003 The Department of Native American Studies (NAS) focuses on the indigenous peoples of the Americas, on the peoples, nations, tribes, and communities whose ancestors have lived in North, Central and South America from earliest times. It is interdisciplinary in its scholarly approach to the world of American Indian peoples, offering a comprehensive and comparative perspective, including attention to the increasing dislocation and diaspora of indigenous people throughout the Americas. M.A. Degree At the Master's level, we offer a course of study designed to prepare students for work in tribal administration and education, museums and cultural centers, community development, and public policy. The Master's program also prepares students to teach in the tribal colleges of the American Indian Higher Education Consortium or in other community colleges. It also prepares students for further study in Native American Studies or related fields. Ph.D. Degree

50. Native American Center Of Excellence Consortium medicine. Enrolling and graduating more native american students at theOUHSC colleges of Dentistry and Medicine. Increasing awareness http://w3.uokhsc.edu/nace/main.html

Established in 1993 at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in the Colleges of Dentistry and Medicine , the Native American Center of Excellence Consortium has been made possible with funds provided by the U.S. Public Health Service . Designated as the only Native American Center among the 54 dental schools in the United States and only one of four located in a College of Medicine, the activities of this center are directed toward accomplishing the following goals: Increasing interest in dental and medical careers among Native American high school and college students. Better preparing Native American students pursuing careers in dentistry and medicine. Enrolling and graduating more Native American students at the OUHSC Colleges of Dentistry and Medicine Increasing awareness among all OU dental and medical graduates and other practitioners in Oklahoma of the health needs of Native Americans. Encouraging Native Americans to pursue careers in higher education, resulting in increased appointments to faculty and administrative positions.

51. COE - Recruitment medicine. Career Day for native american high school and college studentsat the OUHSC colleges of Dentistry and Medicine. Academic http://w3.uokhsc.edu/nace/recruit.html

Center of Excellence Recruitment Mission Presentations at high schools, colleges and tribal events about career opportunities in dentistry and medicine. Career Day for Native American high school and college students at the OUHSC Colleges of Dentistry and Medicine Academic counseling and tutoring for Native American pre-dental and pre-medical students. Preparation assistance for Native Americans scheduled for Dental Admission Test (DAT) or the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) OUHSC Prep Opportunities Headlands Indian Health Careers Program Applicant Information Application procedure for the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine Application procedure and requirements for the University of Oklahoma College of Denistry Financial Aid and Scholarships The Center of Excellence does not provide financial aid for Native American students. However, the OUHSC Financial Aid office is available for assistance.

52. Usnews.com: America's Best Colleges 2003: Comprehensive Colleges-Bachelor's (Wes Campus Diversity Comprehensive colleges–Bachelor's (West) Methodology St.Gregory's University (OK), 0.38, native american, 9%. Univ. http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/rankings/brief/ccbach/ccwest/ccbach_w_c

Education College Graduate school E-learning Financial aid K-12 Forums Health Opinion Technology Washington Whispers ... Methodology School Diversity index (1.0=highest) Largest minority and its % Hispanic, 36% Menlo College (CA) Asian-American, 27% Southwestern Adventist Univ. (TX) Hispanic, 17% Pacific Union College (CA) Asian-American, 21% Bethany College (CA) Hispanic, 17% Asian-American, 27% Texas Lutheran University Hispanic, 17% McMurry University (TX) Hispanic, 13% Metropolitan State Col. of Denver Hispanic, 13% St. Gregory's University (OK) Native American, 9% Univ. of Science and Arts of Okla. Native American, 14% Vanguard University of Southern California Hispanic, 12% Howard Payne University (TX) Hispanic, 10% Oklahoma Panhandle State Univ. Hispanic, 11% Oklahoma Wesleyan University Native American, 8% Lubbock Christian University (TX) Hispanic, 11% East Texas Baptist University African-American, 13% Rocky Mountain College (MT) Native American, 10% Oklahoma Christian U.

53. Usnews.com: America's Best Colleges 2003: Comprehensive Colleges-Bachelor's (Mid Campus Diversity Comprehensive colleges–Bachelor's (Midwest) Methodology MissouriSouthern State College *, 0.15, native american, 3%. St. http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/rankings/brief/ccbach/ccmidwest/ccbach_

Education College Graduate school E-learning Financial aid K-12 Forums Health Opinion Technology Washington Whispers ... Methodology School Diversity index (1.0=highest) Largest minority and its % Calumet College of St. Joseph (IN) African-American, 33% Alverno College (WI) African-American, 27% William Tyndale College (MI) African-American, 32% Ohio Dominican University African-American, 27% Notre Dame College of Ohio African-American, 23% Upper Iowa University African-American, 12% Baker College of Flint (MI) African-American, 21% Missouri Valley College African-American, 14% McPherson College (KS) African-American, 12% East-West University (IL) African-American, 81% Marian College (IN) African-American, 17% MacMurray College (IL) African-American, 12% Bethel College (KS) African-American, 7% Rochester College (MI) African-American, 11% William Penn University (IA) African-American, 10% Bethany College (KS) African-American, 6% Culver-Stockton College (MO) African-American, 10% McKendree College (IL) African-American, 10%

54. Native American Vocational Education Program The native american Vocational and Technical Education education that benefits americanIndians and applications from tribally controlled community colleges. http://www.ed.gov/offices/OVAE/CTE/ivep.html

Mouseover preload - not necessary for function Skip Navigation Privacy, Security, Notices About ED A-Z Index ... Contact Us Search: Advanced My Profile Add to My.ED.gov Bookmarks Inside OVAE OVAE Home High Schools Community Colleges OVAE Features News Upcoming Events Legislation Resources ... Contact Us You are here: ED Homepage OVAE Native American Vocational and Technical Education Program The Native American Vocational and Technical Education Program (NAVTEP), formerly known as the Indian Vocational Education Program, provides grants to projects that improve vocational and technical education that benefits American Indians and Alaska Natives. NAVTEP gives special consideration to exemplary approaches that involve, coordinate with, and encourage Tribal Economic Development Plans, as well as applications from tribally controlled community colleges. Entities that are eligible for an award under the NAVTEP include: Federally recognized Indian tribes, tribal organizations, Alaska Native entities, bureau-funded schools, except for a bureau-funded school proposing to use its award to support secondary school vocational and technical education programs, or a consortium of any of the previously mentioned entities. Approximately 35 grants ranging from $300,000 to $500,000 are projected to be awarded for the first year by September 28, 2001. Funds for the second and third years are subject to the availability of funds and to a grantee meeting the requirements of 34CR 75.253 (Continuation of multi-year project after the first budget period.).

55. Fr. Bucko's Mighty Home Page sites are operated by specific tribal groups and include tribal colleges as wellas other native organizations. Harvard University native american Program We http://web.lemoyne.edu/~bucko/indian.html

56. EDUCATION RESOURCE and resources from the National Computational Science Alliance (Alliance) forutilization by native american serving schools, colleges, and universities. http://www.nativeamericanjobs.com/Education Resource, Pell Grant information, Co

EDUCATION RESOURCE Accreditation Agencies North Central Association of Colleges and Schools - The Higher Learning Commission North Central Association of Colleges and Schools - Commission on Schools Northwest Association on Schools and Colleges - Commission on Colleges Western Association of Schools and Colleges - Accreditating Commission for Community and Junior Colleges American Indian College Fund AICF American Indian Higher Education Consortium AIHEC The American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) is a unique—and uniquely American Indian—organization. It was founded in 1972 by the presidents of the nation’s first six Tribal Colleges, as an informal collaboration among member colleges. Today, AIHEC has grown to represent 32 colleges in the United States and one Canadian institution. Unlike most professional associations, it is governed jointly by each member institution. Higher Education Organizations The Institute for Higher Education Policy American Association of Community Colleges American Council on Education Indian-Serving Organizations All Nations Alliance for Minority Participation (AMP) American Indian Graduate Center American Indian Science and Engineering Society First Nations Adult and Higher Education Consortium ... Saskatchewan Indian Federation College Native American Distance Education Community

57. American Indian Resources Index Museums; Film (VideoTelevision-Film,The native Image in Film). General; americanIndian Schools, colleges and Universities; Language and Culture (american Indian http://cobalt.lang.osaka-u.ac.jp/~krkvls/naindex.html

A Note on Native American Resource Selection and Information Evaluation Resources Bibliographies University and College Programs ... Tribal Histories (Oral and Written) and General American Indian Law Environmental Cultural ... Return to Multicultural Resource Menu Click Here to Send New URLs Last Updated February 19, 2002

58. National Park Service Cultural Resources Diversity Initiative: Colleges And Univ colleges and Universities. Research Institute; Iowa State University american IndianStudies; Montana State University Center for native american Studies; San http://www.cr.nps.gov/crdi/colleges/amindianprograms.htm

Colleges and Universities American Indian Studies Programs Indiana University, Bloomington: American Indian Studies Research Institute Iowa State University: American Indian Studies Montana State University: Center for Native American Studies San Diego State University: Department of American Indian Studies ... Back to Top Last Modified: Wed, Jan 15 2003 08:27:28 am EDT

59. CNN.com - American Indian Colleges Embrace Native Heritage - Jan american Indian colleges embrace native heritage. Story Tools, LAWRENCE,Kansas (Reuters) In old photos, the american Indian boys http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/Central/01/14/life.indians.reut/

60. Native American Internet Links native americans Chatroom for all those interested in native american culture. JavaChat. native Education Universities, colleges, Institutes Haskell Indian http://www.cnsp.com/pivy/Native_Archives.htm

Native American Internet Resources Native Art links Native American Virtual Art Indigenous Peoples Click here For Art Gallery Links to the Best Native American Sites on the Web Native American Archives Top Sites The Official Website of the American Indian Heritage Foundation: Check out the ACTION CENTER Indian Country News U.S Department of Justice: "American Indians and Violent Crimes" Native American News Yahoo Listing Current Issues Webrings and Chat Rooms Many Feathers WebRing natives Ring White Buffalo WebRing Homepage Yahoo! Chat: Native Americans Java Chat. Cherokee Fire Native American chat. Java Chat Hau Mitakolapi Native American Chat brotherhood and sisterhood of Native Americans and friends of Native Americans. Web Chat. Native Americans Chatroom for all those interested in Native American culture. Java Chat. Native Education Universities, Colleges, Institutes Haskell Home Page Institute of American Indian Arts Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts Development Institute of American Indian Arts Master Plan for new campus University of Oklahoma University of New Mexico University of Arizona - currently offers Masters of Arts degree in American Indian Studies University of California, Davis

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