Links to Tribal Colleges

Here is a comprehensive list of U.S. Tribal Colleges.

Colleges that have contributed material:

Northwest Indian College -Northwest Indian College’s Main Campus, located Within the Lummi Nation, Washington State Began in 1973 as the Lummi Indian School of Aquaculture. In 1983, the Lummi Nation chartered the Lummi Community College. In 1988, Lummi Community College was accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. In 1989, to serve other tribes throughout the nation, Lummi Community College became Northwest Indian College.

Links To Tribal Sites

These are links directly to the tribal home pages. Many of them are informative and beautiful to view. Some tribes have different locations so there will be different links listed under one tribe.

APACHE

Home site of The Mescalero Apache

Home Site of the Jicarilla Apache Nation

BLACKFOOT

CHEROKEE

Eastern Band of Cherokees in North Carolina

Western Band of Cherokees  in Tahlequah, OK

Cherokee Band in Georgia

CHOCTAW

Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians

Choctaw of Oklahoma

CROW

IROQUOIS

ST.REGIS Mohawk

Seneca

KWAKIUTL

NAVAJO

SHAWNEE

SIOUX

The Rosebud Reservation

Lakota Sioux

Dakota Sioux

Oglala Sioux

The Cheyenne River Sioux

The Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux

The Lower Brule Sioux

The Santee Sioux of Nebraska

ZUNI

American Indian Resource Links

These are additional links on topics of education, culture, and other  information  you might be interested in about individual  tribes.  Not all tribes have a general link for information, if there are any you’d like to add, please feel free to notify us.

University of Washington An excellent site  that  provides an extensive digital collection of orginal photographs of  various tribes, including bibliographies and links related to text and study questions for K-12 teachers.

The NIHEWAN Foundation Founded by  Buffy Sainte-Marie, Nihewan’s focus is to help Native American students and people of all backgrounds learn about Native American people and culture.

(NCAIED) The National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development  An organization developed by American Indians to help promote economic independence by promoting  self-sufficiency through business ownership.