Congratulations to Our Graduates

Jun 8, 2021 | Blog, Featured Post, President's Blog

Congratulations Class of 2021

On behalf of the American Indian College Fund, we congratulate American Indian and Alaska Native college graduates. Your persistence while confronting a year that was like no other demonstrated your strength and will to succeed. Your commitment is an inspiration to your families, your communities, and all of us. Your ancestors are proud of you.

We see you, we honor your achievements, and we wish you the best of everything in the futures that await you.

Cheryl Crazy Bull Signature

 

 

Cheryl Crazy Bull
President and CEO, American Indian College Fund

 

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