The Diné College Office of Recruitment is often the first contact that prospective students have with the College.
Diné College is currently accepting first time applications.
TSAILE, Ariz. — Diné College is following the guidance that is provided by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Navajo Nation Department of Health, and taking preventive actions to temporarily cancel College sponsored events and limiting socialization on College campuses and sites.
Diné College Donates Meals to Tsaile Senior Citizens Center
TSAILE, Ariz. — As part of an effort to give back to the community during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Diné College a couple of months ago began a daily meal delivery to Navajo elders in the Tsaile, Lukachukai and Wheatfieds areas of the Navajo Nation.
Achieve60AZ’s New Board Member Will Give a Voice to Arizona’s Rural and Diverse Student Populations
PHOENIX, AZ— Diné College President Charles “Monty” Roessel will join the Achieve60AZ Board of Directors, according to a news release. The addition of Roessel to the Board of Directors represents the organization’s ongoing commitment to implementing a broad approach to improving educational attainment that takes Arizona’s diverse population into consideration.
Diné College Distributing COVID-19 Relief Checks to Students
TSAILE, Ariz. — Diné College students are picking up their emergency aid CARES Act checks this week at three campus sites in Arizona and New Mexico. The checks arrived under a $1.3 million grant secured via the U.S. Dept. of Education’s Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act).
Diné College to Recognize 176 graduates May 8th; a Record 53 Bachelor’s Degrees to be Conferred
TSAILE, Ariz. — The worldwide coronavirus (COVID-19) is not stopping Diné College from recognizing 176 graduates and conferring a record 53 bachelor’s degrees May 8.
Diné College President Selected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
TSAILE, Ariz. — Close to 300 people representing the arts and humanities, education, law, business, politics, science, the armed services, human rights, and other sectors, are the newest members of the Cambridge, Mass.-based American Academy of Arts and Sciences (AAAS) — the country’s oldest honor society.
T’áá awólí bee: Navajo Contemporary Arts Virtual Lecture Series Marlowe Katoney. “Weaving as Language”
Marlowe Katoney’s introduction to contemporary art was through painting – or so he thought. Join us as this former School of Advanced Research fellow discusses the challenges and successes he has experienced as a contemporary Navajo weaver, including his understanding of weaving as a colloquialism of language.
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T’áá awólí bee: Navajo Contemporary Arts Virtual Lecture Series – Lyndon Tsosie “Bring on your Wrecking Ball”
From stories of sobriety to the managing of The House of Stamps, Master Silvermith, Lyndon Tsosie, shares his experiences as a silversmith, business man, and community figure. Internationally known as the Heard Museum’s 2018 Indian Fair & Market Best of Silversmithing Category winner, Lyndon explains how his philosophy of giving back to his community holds more value than ribbons.
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TSAILE, Ariz. — Diné College is asking for your input on a marketing survey.
Cordell Chee Part of Diné College’s Second Straight Group of B.S. Biology Students
TSAILE, Ariz. — In a school with six campuses in Arizona and New Mexico and a student population of a little more than 1,500, no one should feel like number.
Diné College Garners 1st, 2nd Place AIHEC Honors
Billings, Mont. — Diné College’s top organizers of the 2019 American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) agree on one main thing: The annual event is a magnificent opportunity for students to grow and learn intellectually.
Diné College NCAP Students Attend Heard Museum Workshop
TSAILE, Ariz. — Diné College’s Navajo Cultural Arts Program, which is funded through a private grant, often teams up with its sister grantees to create collaborative learning environments for Emerging Artisans.
Diné College Researching School Shootings, Role of Media
TSAILE, Ariz. — The Diné College contingent that recently spent several weeks researching school shootings and violence at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., is back in class and readying for another research go-round — but this time not so far away.
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