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Osage Sovereignty Day Gourd Dance. I’m pleased that Choctaw author LeAnne Howe. Selected my poem Texier’s Travels and short story They don’t know where they will go when they die as winning entries in the 2015 Tribal College Journal. Student contest. Thank you Bradley Shreve and colleagues for strong artwork paired with the pieces in print and online. Http:/ blog.seattlepi.com/thewritersblock/2012/03/01/local-literary-organization-supports-writers-and-schools-worldwide/. Being Fruitful without Multiplying.
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8211; the premier magazine for the culturally inquisitive like you! TCJ brings you hopeful and intriguing stories guaranteed to open your eyes and move your spirit. In TCJ you’ll find challenge, inspiration, and useful information! With your TCJ print subscription, you’ll benefit from:. In-depth interviews with Indian Country leaders. Career and educational opportunities. Best practices for teachers and administrators. Annual tribal college student creative writing edition. Survival Schools: The American...
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8211; the premier magazine for the culturally inquisitive like you! TCJ brings you hopeful and intriguing stories guaranteed to open your eyes and move your spirit. In TCJ you’ll find challenge, inspiration, and useful information! With your TCJ print subscription, you’ll benefit from:. In-depth interviews with Indian Country leaders. Career and educational opportunities. Best practices for teachers and administrators. Annual tribal college student creative writing edition. Survival Schools: The American...
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Voices Archives - Tribal College Journal of American Indian Higher Education
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Among the Northern Cheyenne". Among the Northern Cheyenne. Aug 21st, 2016 Gail Small. To be tribal is to be a volunteer. Students and Leaders: New Conference Aims for Campus and Community Leadership. May 1st, 2016 Robin Máxkii. Working with Tribal Colleges to Strengthen the Native Teaching Workforce. Feb 21st, 2016 Robert Cook. There’s a teacher shortage in Indian Country, but Teach For America offers a venue for Native educators to give back to their tribal communities. Nov 8th, 2015 Chris Vigil. John G...
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The Inquisitive Academic Archives - Tribal College Journal of American Indian Higher Education
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Louise, Larose, and a Love of Listening. Jul 1st, 2016 rwinn. Load-up your smart phone! Audio books like Louise Erdrich’s latest novel offer an easy way for the road-weary traveler to enjoy literature. Harriet Tubman, Pocahontas, and George Washington in a Cowboy Hat. May 30th, 2016 rwinn. Searching for We the People in the Presidential Primaries. Apr 1st, 2016 rwinn. The Greatest Generation of American Indians. Feb 29th, 2016 rwinn. Although popular culture perpetuates the myth that the exemplary genera...
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YOUR CONTRIBUTION MAKES A DIFFERENCE! Empowering Enlightening Refreshing Transforming. To inspire others to build a better world for Native communities. Donate now using your credit credit card by clicking the button below. OR print this form. And mail it in with your contribution to: Tribal College Journal P.O. Box 720 Mancos, CO 81328. An eBook featuring stories and poems by tribal college students. Buy the Kindle version on Amazon.com ($9.99). Preserving the Wisdom: The Navajo Oral History Project.
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Editor's Essay Archives - Tribal College Journal of American Indian Higher Education
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Aug 21st, 2016 bshreve. As volunteers we can all make a difference sometimes it’s just a matter of taking that first step. May 1st, 2016 bshreve. Sanapia was one of the last of the Comanche eagle doctors, utilizing Indigenous medicine to treat Indigenous people. Today, tribal colleges and universities are developing new Native-centered healthcare and wellness programs for future generations. Mending the Broken Hoop. Feb 21st, 2016 Bradley Shreve. Nov 8th, 2015 bshreve. Aug 20th, 2015 Bradley Shreve.
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