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Article Title Article Author Issue Date Abstract College Issue Pages People Subject Tribe Related Links Grand Entry: A New Ceremony Derived from the Old West Benton, Sherrole 8(3) Winter 1996-97 10-14 Powwows The Pow-wow: Going Home Benton, Sherrole 8(3) Winter 1996-97 15 Powwows Born in Conflict, D-Q Evolved to Peacemaking Heredia, Rick 8(3) Winter 1996-97 D-Q University 16-17 Indian Dispute Resolution Service White House Executive Order Recognizes Tribal Colleges Ambler, Marjane 8(3) Winter 1996-97 18-19 Executive orders Ceremonies Bond Tribes of the Americas Russo, Kurt 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Northwest Indian College 20-25 Rites and ceremonies Pehuenche Equity Projects Demonstrate AIHEC Colleges' Diversity 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Blackfeet Community College 26-29 Land grant colleges Accreditation for a Decade 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Sitting Bull College 30 Accreditation Bay Mills Immerses Students in Language 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Bays Mills Community College 30 Language and languages-- study and teaching Anishinabe Little Hoop Model for Welfare Reform 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Little Hoop Community College 30-31 Comprehensive Child Development Program Haskell Initiates Free Exchange 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Haskell Indian Nations University 31 Educational exchanges SKC Students Analyze Water Quality 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Salish Kootenai College 31 Research Dull Knife Honors Editor 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Dull Knife Memorial College 31-32 Beartusk, Kathy Tribal college employees Red Crow/NCC Students Trade Visits 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Red Crow Community College 32 Educational exchanges McDonald Receives Humanities Award 8(3) Winter 1996-97 32 McDonald, Joseph Awards Navajo Architect to Design CIT Building 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Crownpoint Institute of Technology 32 College buildings Blackfeet College Utilizing Wind 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Blackfeet Community College 32-33 Renewable energy Fort Belknap Radio Station Goes on Air 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Fort Belknap College 33 Radio stations Fond du Lac Students Leading 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Fond du Lac Community College 33 Political participation Ways of Learning: Teachers' Perspectives on American Indian Learning Styles Peacock, Thomas D. 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Past research has indicated that American Indian students are visual, oral, holistic, concrete learners; that they have a need to feel competent before engaging in a learning activity; that they prefer cooperative rather than competitive learning environ 36-39 Learning styles SIPI Prepares for a New Millennium Hopwood, Mark 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Southwest  Indian Polytechnic Institute 40-41 Tribal Colleges--History Student Profile: Angela Sam White Face, Charmaine 8(3) Winter 1996-97 Oglala Lakota College 43 Sam, Angela Students Thinking About the Future Boyer, Paul 7(1) Summer 1995 4 Tribal College Journal Graduations Reflect Pride and Tradition 7(1) Summer 1995 College of the Menominee Nation 6 Rites and ceremonies United Tribes Nursing Program Earns National Accreditation 7(1) Summer 1995 United Tribes Technical College 6 Accreditation Kevin Costner Video Promotes Tribal Colleges 7(1) Summer 1995 7 Documentaries Students Build New Classrooms at Blackfeet College 7(1) Summer 1995 Blackfeet Community College 7 College buildings Tribal College of the Future Boyer, Paul 7(1) Summer 1995 8-17, 45 Tribal Colleges Youngest College Campobasso, Melissa 7(1) Summer 1995 Salish Kootenai College 18-19, 41 Tribal colleges Spokane The Eagle Spreads Its Wings; Self Governance May be the First Step Towards Real Tribal Sovereignty Casey, Carolyn 7(1) Summer 1995 20-25, 46 Self governance Lummi Broken Covenant: American Indian Missions in the Colonial Colleges Wright, Bobby 7(1) Summer 1995 26-32 Education, Higher Tribal College Faculty: The Demographics Cross, Kyle Patterson 7(1) Summer 1995 34-37 Faculty What Tribal Colleges Teach Slater, Gerald 7(1) Summer 1995 38-41 Curricula Long Tradition of Defying Selfishness Ambler, Marjane 7(3) Winter 1995-96 8-9 Generosity Wancantognaka: The Continuing Lakota Custom of Generosity Whirlwind Soldier, Lydia 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Sinte Gleska University 10-12 Culture Tribes Building Permanent Homelands Carmody, Theresa 7(3) Winter 1995-96 13-16 Land tenure Rosebud Sioux Endowments: Investing in the Future O'Donnell, Michael 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Salish Kootenai College 17-21 Financing tribal colleges 1994 - The Investors' Year from Hell O'Donnell, Michael 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Dine College 18, 33 Investments Tribal College Investors Face More Challenges O'Donnell, Michael 7(3) Winter 1995-96 20, 40 Financing tribal colleges Principles for Managing a Tribe's Financial Investments Stevenson, Gelvin 7(3) Winter 1995-96 22-23, 33 Investments Socially Responsible Investing Stevenson, Gelvin 7(3) Winter 1995-96 23 Investments Prestige & Wealth in Traditional Blood Society Ambler, Marjane 7(3) Winter 1995-96 25-26 Culture Blood American Indian Administrator Preparation Mills, Ed 7(3) Winter 1995-96 This paper in intended to discuss the shortage of qualified Native Americans available to serve as educational leaders for Indian schools and a proposed solution.  Institutions for higher education in South Dakota have joined together to plan and impleme Oglala Lakota College 27, 41 Native American education Arapaho Names: Treasured Gifts Wiles, Sara 7(3) Winter 1995-96 29-31 Names Northern Arapaho Models for Excellence 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Oglala Lakota College 34 Grants-in-aid Bay Mills College Accredited 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Bay Mills Community College 34 Accreditation Novelist Inspires Spokane Students 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Spokane Tribal College 34 Scofield, Sandra Authors Haskell Creates Endowed Chair 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Haskell Indian Nations University 34 Hawkins, Archie Faculty LCO Links with Museum 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College 34-35 Environmental education Ojibwa NIEA Honors David M. Gipp 7(3) Winter 1995-96 34 Gipp, David M. (Hunkpapa Lakota) Awards NCC Building Science Labs 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Dine College 35 College buildings Stone Child Building Center 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Stone Child College 35 College buildings Cheyenne River Training Operators 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Cheyenne River Community College 35 Curricula AICF Receives Gifts 7(3) Winter 1995-96 35 Black, Richard American Indian College Fund (AICF) D-QU Producing Science Curriculum 7(3) Winter 1995-96 D-Q University 35 Curricula Crownpoint Bridges Gulf 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Crownpoint Institute of Technology 35 Curricula Northwest Reaches Out With Nutrition 7(3) Winter 1995-96 Northwest Indian College 43 Community services North Dakota Association of Tribal Colleges 7(3) Winter 1995-96 43 Baird, Phil Associations Film Honors Anishinaabe Traditions 7(3) Winter 1995-96 43 Northrup, Jim Native American films Anishinabe Without Racism Indian Students Could Be Both Indian and Students Ambler, Marjane 8(4) Spring 1997 8-11 Racism Cultural Brokers: Explaining "Them" and "Us" in Indian Country Gagnon, Gregory 8(4) Spring 1997 12-15 Cultural relations Indian Education in the Pacific Northwest: The Missing Research Marker, Michael 8(4) Spring 1997 Western Washington University 16-21 Research Undoing Racism at Leech Lake Robertson, James 8(4) Spring 1997 Leech Lake Tribal College 22 Racism Tribal Colleges: Where Neighbors First Meet Nash, John Lysne 8(4) Spring 1997 College of the Menominee Nation 24 Racism Racism is Learned Davis, Judith 8(4) Spring 1997 25 Racism Little Big Horn Student Fights for Peace Ambler, Marjane 8(4) Spring 1997 26 Stewart, Alee Racism Welfare Reform and the Tribal Colleges: Who's Left Holding the Bag Shanley, James 8(4) Spring 1997 27-28, 46 Welfare Reform Will Students Succeed: First Nations School Evaluates Attitudes Goodstriker, Joyce 8(4) Spring 1997 29, 45 Native American education Blood Tribe UTTC Group Dances for Inaugural 8(4) Spring 1997 United Tribes Technical College 30 Clinton, William Jefferson--Inauguration Leech Lake AIBL Opens Cafe Haarklau, Evon 8(4) Spring 1997 Leech Lake Tribal College 30 Entrepreneurship Travel Agency's Scholarship 8(4) Spring 1997 31 Dupuis, Sherry Scholarships LCO Research Farm Retains Students 8(4) Spring 1997 Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College 31 Research Fort Peck Starts Micro-Lending 8(4) Spring 1997 Fort Peck Community College 31 Entrepreneurship Nebraska College Building Garden 8(4) Spring 1997 Nebraska Indian Community College 31 Ethnobotany Santee Sioux Tribe Graduates Return to Class as Teachers Red Eagle, Cheryl 8(4) Spring 1997 Sitting Bull College 32 Faculty Bay Mills Focuses on Students Underwood, Mary L. 8(4) Spring 1997 Bay Mills Community College 32 Students-- Services for Little Priest Hires Language Trainees 8(4) Spring 1997 Little Priest Tribal College 32 Language and languages-- study and teaching Confidence Expressed in OLC 8(4) Spring 1997 Oglala Lakota College 32-33 Business Management at tribal colleges DoD, Colleges Test Technology 8(4) Spring 1997 Crownpoint Institute of Technology 33 Videoconferencing IAIA Receives NSF Grant 8(4) Spring 1997 Institute of American Indian  Arts 33 Grants-in-aid D-Q University to Host Big Time 8(4) Spring 1997 D-Q University 33 Rites and ceremonies Haskell Broadcasts Seminar Series 8(4) Spring 1997 Haskell Indian Nations University 34 Environmental education Resource Guide Cajune, Julie 8(4) Spring 1997 34-35 Curricula Tribal College Land Grant Future: Promise and Peril Bigart, Robert 8(4) Spring 1997 36-37 Land grant colleges Inventing New Approaches to Tribal Education Whirlwind Soldier, Lydia 8(4) Spring 1997 38-39 Curricula Kellogg: Tribal Colleges Helped Shape Agenda for Major Initiative Ambler, Marjane 8(4) Spring 1997 40-41 Grants-in-aid Student Profile: Urban Transplant Thrives at Sisseton-Wahpeton College DuMarce, Harvey 8(4) Spring 1997 Sisseton Wahpeton Community College 43 Renville, Rick Students Tribal College Instructors Learn About Renewable Energy Williams, Jim 8(4) Spring 1997 44-45 Renewable Energy Margaret Rose Peggy Nagel 1953-1994 6(4) Spring 1995 4 Nagel, Peggy Obituaries Ben Nighthorse Campbell's Political Conversion Sobel, Michelle 6(4) Spring 1995 5 Campbell, Ben Nighthorse Politicians Sharing Power Boyer, Paul 6(4) Spring 1995 Sinte Gleska University 6-7, 46 Crazy Bull, Cheryl Philanthropy History in the First Person Ambler, Marjane 6(4) Spring 1995 8-14, 33 Native American history Elders Sought for Traditional Knowledge Conferences 6(4) Spring 1995 10-11 Elders We Must Learn to Listen Ambler, Marjane 6(4) Spring 1995 15, 45 Oral history Imagining Indians in Selma; Which drinking fountain would I use? Wondered Larry Aitken Reddish, Jennifer Gray 6(4) Spring 1995 Larry Aitken, president of LLTC, tells of the hurtful history of school texts that ignore Indians or else refer to them as "savage redskins". He decided to write his own book to show a realistic view of Native Americans. Aitken's philosophy toward writin Leech Lake Tribal College 17-18 Aitken, Larry Native American history--Study and teaching Chippewa Journey Inwards and Backwards Boyce, Lily 6(4) Spring 1995 19-20 Native American History Hunkpapa Lakota Ravens Tadgerson, Brian 6(4) Spring 1995 18 Poetry Chief's Journey into the Spiritland to Bring Back His Wife Smith, David Lee 6(4) Spring 1995 20-21, 44 Stories Winnebago Pocahontas Reddish, Jennifer Gray 6(4) Spring 1995 22-33 Pocahontas Native American history Pocahontas as a Traitor; For One Child, the Story of Pocahontas Inspired Pride, and Anger Benton, Sherrole 6(4) Spring 1995 34-35 Pocahontas Native American history Putting Names to Faces; The Oglala Lakota College Archives is a Family Photo Album for the Tribe Lakota, Julie 6(4) Spring 1995 Oglala Lakota College 36-37 Native American History Oglala Lakota

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