2021 and 2022 TCU Faculty Convenings

8th Annual TCU Faculty Convening | July 14-15, 2022

The 2022 conference was held in Denver, Colorado. The presentations are listed in alphabetical order by presenter. Click on the title to view a PDF of the presenter’s slides.

• • The Fundamentals of Online Education and Course Preparation – Antonio Arce, Leech Lake Tribal College

  • Indigenous Story Methodology as a Pathway to Tribal Identity Development: Considerations for Praxis – Vicki Besaw, College of Menominee Nation

  • Indigenous Institutional Learning Outcomes – Ace Charette, Turtle Mountain Community College

  • Dancing and Beading into Research – Bobbi Frederick, Turtle Mountain Community College

  • Growing a Water Research Program in the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, Michigan – Andrew Kozich, Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College

  • New Opportunities to Support and Grow (Anti-)Poverty Scholars and Scholarship – Katherine Magnuson and Hilary Shager, University of Wisconsin–Madison

  • Counterparts: My First-Year Doctoral Experience in the Navajo Nation Cohort with Arizona State University – Shaina Nez, Diné College

  • Exploring What Justice Looks Like Using a Transitional Justice Framework in Response to Indian Residential School Injustice – Ryan O’Leary, Leech Lake Tribal College

  • Oral Tradition and the Ontology of Knowledge (audio file) – Jair Peltier, Turtle Mountain Community College

  • Seliš Ql̓ispe Language Efforts – Melanie Sandoval, Salish Kootenai College

  • How Do We Effectively Integrate Culture into the Curriculum for Improving Educational Outcomes? – Derek Stewart and Jennifer Martel, Sitting Bull College

  • Indigenous Assessment at the Institute of American Indian Arts – Stephen Wall, Institute of American Indian Arts