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Nov 23, 2010 | Archives, Blog

We hope you are enjoying our redesigned web site. We welcome your feedback and ideas about its interactive features, content, and more!

We will also be adding guest columns from bloggers in Nativ education and across Indian Country. If you are interested in making your voice heard, please contact Dina Horwedel at 303-430-5350 or dhorwedel@collegefund.org to learn more about contributing to this forum as a guest blogger.

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