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Session Type: Symposium
In this symposium, participants will learn how the University of New Mexico educational leadership program intentionally created a doctoral cohort that is Indigenous based and focused that included Indigenous and tribal community narrative and feedback in its development. The NALE doctoral cohort program included these same communities as sites for reciprocation and centering community in many of the courses offered. Instead of community being an afterthought, there was intentional inclusion in all aspects of honoring and including Indigenous community as the center to build Indigenous educational leaders who are also community leaders and advocates.
Indigenizing the Doctoral Process to Reclaim Higher Education for Our Communities - Robin Zape-tah-hol-ah Minthorn, University of Washington - Tacoma; Catherine N Montoya, The University of New Mexico; Deborah Belone; Michael Carroll; Jodi Burshia; Zane Rosette; Monika Honeyestewa, The University of Arizona; Michelle Lee, The University of New Mexico; Haeyalyn Muniz, Jicarilla Apache Nation- Department of Education
Indigenizing the Doctoral Process to Reclaim Higher Education for Our Communities - Robin Zape-tah-hol-ah Minthorn, University of Washington - Tacoma; Deborah Belone; Michael Carroll; Jodi Burshia; Zane Rosette; Catherine N Montoya, The University of New Mexico; Monika Honeyestewa, The University of Arizona; Michelle Lee, The University of New Mexico; Haeyalyn Muniz, Jicarilla Apache Nation- Department of Education; Patrick Lewis; Aaron Billie
Native American Studies Leadership Program: A Community-Learning Response - Catherine N Montoya, The University of New Mexico
Creating an Indigenous Community Leadership Studies Curriculum - Zane Rosette