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Leadership Forum on American Indian Education

Invited Speakers:

Dr. Grayson Noley, University of Oklahoma – Leadership Preparation
Dr. Susan Banks-Joseph, Washington State University – Leadership and Special Education
Dr. Tarajean Yazzie-Mintz, Indiana University – Leadership and Curriculum

Location: 303 Rackley Building – University Park, Pa.
Date: Tuesday, November 3rd
Time: 9 am – noon

Coffee, Tea, and Cookies provided

Sponsored by:
American Indian Leadership Program
College of Education
Equal Opportunity Planning Committee and the Office of the Vice Provost for Educational Equity
Penn State Alumni Association

For more information, contact Dr. Susan Faircloth (scf2@psu.edu) or Dr. John Tippeconnic (jwt7@psu.edu)

Filed under: Special Education, AILP, Susan Faircloth, Educational Leadership, American Indian, American Indian Leadership Program, John Tippeconnic, Education, Alaska Native

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