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Presenter: Kathy Etz, Ph.D., Director of Native American Programs, National Institute on Drug Abuse This presentation provides data about American Indian and Alaska Native opioid abuse in Indian country. |
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8/3/2018 |
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8/21/2018 |
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Group photo of CAOs at TCU Summer Meeting 2018. |
Date Posted:
8/20/2018 |
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8/20/2018 |
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Presenter: Charlene Teters, Academic Dean, Institute for American Indian Arts This presentation addressed how TCUs are developing and sustaining high quality faculty members. Faculty development strategies and criteria for sustainable wages was included in the discussion. |
Date Posted:
8/20/2018 |
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Presenter: Dr. Terri Manning, Achieving the Dream Data Coach This presentation demonstrated how attendees can go back to their colleges and facilitate the outcomes assessment processes needed in courses, programs, student services, and administrative units required for institutional effectiveness standards. Two simple models that have proven to be effective are explained. |
Date Posted:
8/20/2018 |
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NWIC (Charlene Alexander, Colleen Berg, Katrina Rodriguez) and Lauren Kelly (Ilisagvik College) |
Date Posted:
8/20/2018 |
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Presenters: Samantha Cameron (Bay Mills Community College) and Birgit Meany (Iḷisaġvik College) Workload and faculty roles/responsibilities. |
Date Posted:
9/24/2018 |
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Presenters: Samantha Cameron (Bay Mills Community College) and Birgit Meany (Iḷisaġvik College) TCU faculty performance review; accreditation guidelines; review process and sample forms. |
Date Posted:
9/24/2018 |
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Presenter: Carrie Billy, President & CEO, AIHEC AIHEC is on the forefront of issues facing TCUs. This presentation shared some of the important current issues and challenges currently facing TCUs and important to know. |
Date Posted:
8/20/2018 |
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Presenters: Velveena Davis, Executive Director of Institutional Planning, Diné College and Ms. Cheyenne Bedoni, Research Assistant, Diné College Diné College approached its campus safety challenges using its cultural philosophy of Thinking, Planning, Living, and Reflecting to enrich its campus security and emergency response (CSER) services and development of the sexual assault campus resistance education at Diné College (SACRED). It is using crime statistics to drive program development to increase awareness and empowerment among Diné College students, staff, faculty, and surrounding community members. |
Date Posted:
8/20/2018 |
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Presenter: Dr. Pat Shea. This presentation describes the WICHE Passport Program's mission “to eliminate transfer students’ unnecessary repetition of learning already achieved, saving them time and money, while leading to a nationwide increase in degree completions.“ |
Date Posted:
8/20/2018 |
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Aword cloud for the BHRI as part of the introduction process. |
Date Posted:
8/20/2018 |
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A word cloud was developed during the introductions at the Summer Meeting and represents what participants anticipated from the sessions. |
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8/20/2018 |
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