News & Events

  • Dagmar Seely (2009-2010)

    September 1, 2009

    Dagmar Seely (Sac and Fox of Oklahoma) NAS Visiting Tribal Scholar 2009-2010. Dagmar is in her 4th year as a Ph.D. student at Indiana University, Bloomington. She received a Master of Arts in Philanthropic Studies from Indiana University in 2005.Her two primary academic areas of interest are philanthropic studies and higher education. While at Dartmouth Dagmar worked on her research project regarding Mohegan scholar and fundraiser Samson Occom.

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  • Janet Campbell Hale (2007)

    September 1, 2007

    Janet Campbell Hale (Coeur d'Alene)  Was our Tribal Scholar for Fall Term, 2007.  A gifted poet and prose writer, Janet lives on the reservation in Idaho. While she was here she was doing research on the history of her tribe for an upcoming guide to tribal history, culture, land, and tribal government, sponsored by her  tribal council.

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  • Andrew J. Hope III (2007 - 2008)

    March 1, 2007

    Andrew J. Hope III (Tlingit / Sitka).  NAS Tribal Scholar 2008. Andy held a Master of Arts in Cross-Cultural Studies from the University of Alaska, Fairbanks.  He was the coordinator for the Alaska Federation of Natives / Southeast Alaska Region.  During Spring term, 2007, Andy worked his fellowship at Dartmouth in preparing a Web site for the Tlingit Clan Conferences held in Alaska.  He was a poet, tribal elder and leader, dedicating his life to the advancement of all Alaska Native people.

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  • Joseph Brewer (2007 - 2008)

    March 1, 2007

    Joseph Brewer (Tsalagi, Oglala Lakota from the Meskwaki Community, Tama, Iowa). 2007-2008.  Joe was awarded the tribal scholarship at Dartmouth in order to do work on his project "Agriculture and Natural Resources Management for American Indian Tribes: An Extension Agent's View." While he worked on this project he provided great leadership and direction for many of our students.

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  • Carol Dana (2006)

    September 1, 2006

    Carol Dana (Penobscot) served as the Tribal Scholar in Residence during the Fall Term, 2006. Carol spent most of her time researching and writing proposals to continue the study and use of the Penobscot Indian language in Maine.

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    • Jul 27

      Tribal Leadership Academy

      TBD

      A weeklong training for newly elected or appointed Native American tribal leaders. Spaces are limited and by application only.

    • Jul 28

      Tribal Leadership Academy

      TBD

      A weeklong training for newly elected or appointed Native American tribal leaders. Spaces are limited and by application only.

    • Jul 29

      Tribal Leadership Academy

      TBD

      A weeklong training for newly elected or appointed Native American tribal leaders. Spaces are limited and by application only.

    • Jul 30

      Tribal Leadership Academy

      TBD

      A weeklong training for newly elected or appointed Native American tribal leaders. Spaces are limited and by application only.

    • Jul 31

      Tribal Leadership Academy

      TBD

      A weeklong training for newly elected or appointed Native American tribal leaders. Spaces are limited and by application only.

    • Aug 01

      Tribal Leadership Academy

      TBD

      A weeklong training for newly elected or appointed Native American tribal leaders. Spaces are limited and by application only.