BY THE NUMBERS
20+ Degree Programs
385 Courses
4 Schools, 6 Campuses
CDC Guidelines Enforced
BY THE NUMBERS
20+ Degree Programs
385 Courses
4 Schools, 6 Campuses
CDC Guidelines Enforced
SPRING 2021 REGISTRATION
2021 Spring Registration begins NOVEMBER 2, 2020.
College Mourns Passing of Former Regent Nelson BeGaye
TSAILE, Ariz. – Nelson BeGaye, a former Diné College Board of Regent who served from 2015 to 2019 and tirelessly pressed for Navajo culture in the school’s leadership and inside the classrooms, has passed.
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One generation away: Diné College fights to keep Navajo culture alive during pandemic
By Joseph Prez/Cronkitenews
March 23, 2021
Diné College wasn’t Harley Interpreter’s first choice for higher education. During summers in high school, at the urging of her elders, she would travel off the Navajo Nation reservation to see what colleges elsewhere had to offer.
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Diné College’s School of Diné Studies and Education Receive Donation of Research Journals
TSAILE, Ariz. – Marisa Castellano, Ph.D., who has spent her entire career in academic research in education has donated her personal collection of academic journals to Diné College which spans 20 years.
2021 Diné College SREP
May 24 – July 30
Application deadline: Friday, March 19, 2021
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We’re planning for 2021 SREP to be held online this summer. Please complete our Online Application Form HERE.
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T’ÁÁ AWOŁÍ BEE: Navajo Contemporary Arts Conversation Series
Diné College’s School of Arts, Humanities, and English (SAHE) and the Navajo Cultural Arts Program (NCAP) have collaborated on this unique presentation of Diné artists in the 21st century.
2021 Spring Series:
Peterson Yazzie: “Converging of Intuition, Experimentation, and Culture”
Emmi Whitehorse: “Painting, Print Making and Navajo Philosophy”
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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