Cowlitz Indian Tribe invests in STEM education and research at WSU Vancouver
The $1 million commitment will benefit science education, research, and outreach in southwest Washington.
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Zoe Higheagle Strong to lead WSU Native American programs
The assistant professor of educational psychology will assume the role of executive director of Tribal Relations and special assistant to the provost, effective Jan. 10.
Navajo faculty member brings unique perspective to language
Megan Brendal, a member of the Navajo Nation, the second largest tribe in the country, became the first Native American faculty member of WSU’s Department of Speech and Hearing Services.
Impact of boarding schools on American Indian culture
VANCOUVER, Wash. – Personal and family stories about the impact of federal boarding schools on the history and culture of American Indians in the Northwest will be the focus of a free public symposium 7-9 p.m., Wednesday-Thursday, March 30-31, Administration Building 110, Washington State University Vancouver. Keynote speaker Brenda J. Child, head of the […]