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RESOURCES COVID-19 Websites California Department of Public Health Website Coronavirus Disease 2019 Update Higher Education Guidance Mass Gatherings Guidance Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Coronavirus Disease 19 Website College of the Desert Information and Resources California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office Coronavirus Website Riverside University Health System-Public Health Website Riverside County's 2019 Novel Coronavirus Website What you need to know Stay home if you are sick FACULTY | STUDENTS
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RESOURCES Covid-19 Websites California Department of Public Health Website Coronavirus Disease 2019 Update Higher Education Guidance Mass Gatherings Guidance Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Coronavirus Disease 19 Website College of the Desert Information and Resources California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office Coronavirus Website Riverside University Health System-Public Health Website Riverside County's 2019 Novel Coronavirus Website What you need to know Stay home if you are sick
COVID-19 GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION The health and safety of students, faculty and staff continues to be the college’s top priority. Riverside County Public Health Department issued a mandate closing all community colleges, preschools, K-12 public, private and charter schools, and universities in the county between March 16 and April 30, 2020. Consistent with this guidance, all California Indian Nations College facilities will be closed to students, faculty, staff and the community [...]
LETTERS FROM THE PRESIDENT
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 3/18/20: In an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19, officials from the Riverside County Public Health Department issued a mandate on March 13th closing all community colleges, preschools, K-12 public, private and charter schools, and universities in the county between March 16 and April 30, 2020. All CINC facilities will be closed to students, "non-essential" staff, and the public during this time period. [...]
Native American Students Feel Invisible. A New SoCal College Hopes To Change That
Link to audio story: https://www.scpr.org/news/2019/11/15/90527/native-american-students-feel-invisible-a-new-soca/ By Adolfo Guzman-Lopez Afton Johnson is a member of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians. She enrolled in a business class at California Indian Nations College. (book) Education advocates in California say one of the biggest problems facing Native American college students is that they feel invisible. Savana Saubel is one of those students. A member of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians from Palm Springs, [...]
California Indian Nations College celebrating one-year anniversary Saturday with public event
By Risa Johnson Sewa Contreras, a student of California Indian Nations College prepare to take a class at UC Riverside Palm Desert Campus on September 9, 2019. (Photo: Omar Ornelas/ USA Today Network) The California Indian Nations College is celebrating its one-year anniversary on Saturday with "Gathering Under the Stars." The event, which will be free and open to the public, promises Native American arts and crafts, performers, artists, authors, and free [...]
Meet the first students of California Indian Nations College in Palm Desert
Sewa Contreras, a student of the California Indian Nations College, prepares to take a class at the UC Riverside Palm Desert campus on September 9, 2019. (Photo: Omar Ornelas/ USA Today Network) By Risa Johnson Enrollment at California Indian Nations College in Palm Desert has nearly doubled to about 70 students in its second year of operation, administrators say. The plan is to keep growing, with a goal of doubling enrollment each [...]
Native American Enrollment In Community College Has Plummeted 60% In 20 Years. Here’s Why
By Adolfo Guzman-Lopez A class at California Indian Nations College in Palm Desert. (Courtesy California Indian Nations College) The numbers scream at you: in the 1997-1998 academic year, there were about 26,000 Native American students enrolled in California's community college system. Twenty years later, that number was down to about 10,000. "It's pretty shocking to see this giant decline in numbers," said Robert Przeklasa, vice president at California Indian Nations [...]
California Indian Nations College celebrates inaugural graduating class
Event included Native American bird singers and students wore full tribal regalia as their graduation gowns California Indian Nations College (CINC) is pleased and proud to recognize students from its inaugural course offerings who are graduating from their respective colleges. “These students took California Indian Nations College’s first course offerings in 2018 and received the credits needed to fulfill their requirements; and now we are recognizing and commending their achievements,” [...]
Program Directors Work to Keep Centuries-Old Promises to American Indians
By Julia Piper Shelly C. Lowe (right) with Harvard U. Native American Program staff members Even at universities whose founding charters mention the education of American Indians among their defining goals, the commitment to recruiting Native students and understanding the challenges they face when they arrive on campus has been inconsistent. Several colleges, among them Ivy League institutions and colleges near reservations, have positions devoted to serving Native American students, [...]
