快速的事实
- 40学分
- Online and hybrid options
- Cohort model builds strong lifetime network of support
- 2-year mentoring from Native educators/administrators
- Additional supports include tuition, fees, books, and laptop
The First Nations Administrator and Knowledge Keeper (FNAKK) 主要许可 Preparation program is designed to prepare American Indian/Alaska Native teachers to serve as a K-12 school principal or to work as an education administrator/principal at a tribal nation/school. Interns in the Principal 许可 only program complete 40 hours of coursework and a 360-hour practicum.
入学 into the FNAAK program is a separate application from the general admissions process. If you are interested in scheduling an advising session to learn more about the Principal 许可 Program and funding available for Native American students, please contact 玛丽亚Tenorio to make an appointment by Zoom or phone.
联系
玛丽亚Tenorio
项目总监
tenorio@noemitires.net
Portland State University
Vanport建筑
1810 SW 5th Ave Room 423R
波特兰，OR 97201
Regis Pecos is a citizen of the Pueblo de Cochiti. He is currently Co-Director of the Leadership Institute at Santa Fe Indian School, 是他共同创立的. He has served as Councilor and Former Governor, Lt. Governor (three terms), and is a lifetime member of the Tribal Council of the Pueblo de Cochiti. Pecos was most recently Chief of 工作人员 to the Speaker of the House, 新 Mexico House of Representatives. Pecos previously served as Senior Policy and Legislative Analyst to the Speaker, 新 Mexico House of Representatives; and for 16 years, as Executive Director of the 新 Mexico Office of Indian Affairs under four administrations.
A graduate of Princeton University, Pecos is completing his doctorate degree at UC Berkeley and is currently Chair, Board of Governors for the Honoring Nations program at Harvard University. He is the co-founder of the Summer Junior Policy Institute at theWoodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University where he is a former trustee.
土地确认
We stand on the lands of the Indigenous peoples whose ancestors have lived here since Time Immemorial. Members of many tribal nations thrive in this place—alive and strong.