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Session Type: Symposium
We explore the role of place in mediating the intersections between people and power in higher education. Institutions (in the United States and New Zealand) are engaging Indigenous places as a way to assist Indigenous students in creating and maintaining their sense of belonging. We offer guiding principles for policies and postsecondary places.
Turning to 'Āina as Kumu - Kaiwipuni Lipe, University of Hawaii - Manoa
Power to Indigenous Place on College Campuses - Amanda R. Tachine, Arizona State University - Tempe; Bryan McKinley Jones Brayboy, Arizona State University
Asserting Place for Indigenous Women Scholars - Heather Shotton, University of Oklahoma
Māori Cultural Principles: Supporting Emerging Scholars - Leonie Pihama, The University of Waikato; Jenny Bol Jun Lee-Morgan, The University of Waikato