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The Diné College Office of Recruitment is often the first contact that prospective students have with the College.
Diné College Employees Recognized
FARMINGTON, N.M. — Close to 200 Diné College employees, a former legislator and president of the Navajo Nation from Arizona, and friends and family of some employees… Read More
Diné College Chosen for Virginia-based Research Project
TSAILE, Ariz. — A new tie-in with the federal Department of Homeland Security is helping Diné College get in on the ground floor on research related to the factors that cause the spread of violent crime in the United States. Read More
TSAILE, Ariz. — By the time northeast Arizona residents Skyler Gishie and Alonzo Begay finished a campus tour and testing session June 23, there was only one thing left to do: Formally commit themselves as members of Diné College’s rodeo team.
TSAILE, Ariz. — Amid the sounds of the Diné Journey Song, the graduates entered the arena dressed in caps and gowns and started the slow march toward accepting their college degrees.
Description with interviews about the Navajo Immersion program at Tséhootsooi Elementary School in Fort Defiance, Arizona, along with its connections to the Center for Diné Teacher Education at Diné College. Click here to view video
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