People of Color in Predominantly White Institutions

 

Title

Academic Achievement through Cultural Autonomy: Enhancing Higher Education Persistence for Culturally Traditional American Indians

Document Type

Article

Date of this Version

November 2005

This session examines the contrasting experiences between groups of culturally traditional American Indian students and the college encounter. The session will discuss the practical implications emerging from the findings of a five-year research project. Policy and educational practice suggestions for making the predominantly non-Indian campus more accommodating for Native students will be explored.