College Fund Works to Increase Native Student Enrollment

Dec 8, 2021 | College Fund in the News, TCUs in the News

Denver group pushes to boost Native American college enrollment Denver’s Channel 9 interviewed Cheryl Crazy Bull about the College Fund’s mission and why it is important to her. College Fund student ambassador Chandra Norton also speaks about her journey from college to career. Norton is now working for her alma mater, Northwest Indian College.

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