The American Indian Graduate Magazine Fall 2016

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Table of Contents, continued

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Gates Millennium Scholar/Tiffany Locklear Introduction

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Gates Millennium Scholars/Tanya Powers The Gates Millennium Scholarship and AIGC Transformed My Life

by Tanya Powers

by Tiffany Locklear

Gates Millennium Scholar/Miquela Taffa American Indian Ancestral Cuisine

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How student driven efforts have brought food sovereignty to Washington University in St. Louis

by Miquela Taffa

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Gates Millennium Scholar/Dominic Clichee Understanding and Building, Based on Navajo National Health Indicators

by Dominic Clichee, MPH

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From Matriculation to Graduation Preparing Emerging Social Work Professionals for Competent Practice in American Indian Country by Cynthia D Williams and Rachel John

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GMS Essay/Hanna-Marie Lucero A “Brave Girl” Story from Santa Fe Indian School by Hanna-Marie Lucero

Gates Millennium Scholar/Sara Barnett The Gates Millennium Scholarship An Opportunity That Changed My Life

by Sara Barnett, Muscogee (Creek)

by Keandre Hairston

Family One GMS Alumna Story

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Gates Millennium Scholar/Maka Monture Resilience is in Our DNA

by Sara LaBarge, M.S.Ed., GMS Class of 2004

by Maka Monture

Gates Millenium Scholar/Tyson Jeannotte The Culture Shock Initially Experienced by American Indian Students at Public Universities is More Frightening and Powerful Than One Would Think!

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Gates Millennium Scholar/Shandiin Herrera From Dreaming to Believing to Becoming an Amazing Student

by Shandiin Herrera

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by Tyson Jeannotte, Gates Millennium Scholar, University of North Dakota class of 2015

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American Indian Scholarship Counselor/ Debbie Golden Davis Building Relationships

by Debbie Golden Davis

37 AIGC New Board Leadership Board of Directors at Native Scholarship Organization Represents a Breadth of Expertise

by Stephine Poston

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Gates Millennium Scholar/Keandre Hairston Hitting the Lottery…

The Educational Lottery through the GMS Program

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AIGC 8th Annual Reception American Indian Graduate Center Recognizes Indian Country Leaders During 8th Annual Reception

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Santa Fe Indian School Gates Scholars Recipients Eight High Achieving New Mexico Native Students Receive Financial Support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation by Stephine Poston

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Know Before U Go A Guide to College Readiness

by Josh Lucio

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