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Our Grad Recognized by President Obama

April 7, 2016

Amanda Tachine, who earned a doctorate in higher education in in 2015, was recognized by President Barack Obama for her work in the Native American community. Read more here. Amanda also wrote an opinion piece that appeared in the Huffington Post. 

Amanda Tachine

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