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3. Northern Arizona University
4. ? Tri-State Navajo Nation Extension Service
5. Office of Indian Education Programs (OIEP)
6. BIA Grants, Scholarships & Fellowships
7. Science and Mathematics for Indian Learners and Educators Program (SMILE)
8. The Educational Native American Network (ENAN HotList)
9. National Indian Justice Center (NIJC)
Legal education
10. UCLA Indian Studies Center
11. Nativetech: Native American Technology and Art
12. Native American Education Facts
13. NMSU (New Mexico State University) - Indian Resource
Development.
Indian Resource Development (IRD) helps Native American students build an awareness of
education in agriculture, business, engineering, math, and other science-related
fields through summer enrichment programs and its annual science fair. IRD also encourages
students to obtain baccalaureate and post-baccalaureate degrees where they will then be able
to contribute to the development and management of tribal and state resources, government, and
the private sector. IRD is a statewide non-profit program headquartered at NMSU and
administrated by the College of Agriculture and Home Economics.
14. NSMU - Extension Office - Tri-State Navajo Nation, Shiprock
15. NSMU - Extension Office - Zuni Reservation
16. NSMU - Extension Office - Jicarilla Apache Reservation
17. ASU - Arizona State University - Experts on Native American Issues: History
18. American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES)
19. Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute (SIPI)
20. Pathway to Excellence
A report on improving Library and Information Services to Native American Peoples.
21. Native American Astronomy Site
22. Harvard University Native American Program
23. Harvard University Project on American Indian Economic Development
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