Academic Articles, Books, Presentations, Websites, and Graphics

 

Selected Peer Reviewed Academic Articles and Books that I Co-authored


Relationality and Student Engagement: Connecting Teaching and Learning at a Tribal College

 

The Tribal Environmental and Natural Resources Management Approach to Indian Education and Student Assessment

 

Science and Culture in a Curriculum for Tribal Environmental Management: The TENRM Program at the Northwest Indian College

 

 Principles and Adaptation of the Tribal Environmental and Natural Resources Management (TENRM) Model for Tribal Colleges - A Handbook for Facilitators

 

Presentations

 

Presentation at the Woksape Oyate (Wisdom of the People) conference in Denver, CO (2011) - NWIC's Landscape for Teaching and Learning

 

Presentation to Tribal college and university faculty at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, NM (2006) - Place-based FYE: From TENRM to Whole College Curriculum


Selected Websites Related to Teaching and Learning, Curriculum, and Assessment That I Co-created/Co-managed

 

Northwest Indian College Teaching and Learning website

 

Northwest Indian College Faculty Homepage

 

Northwest Indian College Curriculum Committee Website (as co-manager with Brian Compton, Chair of the Curriculum Committee)

 

 

Graphic Images

 

I rendered the following graphic image based upon established assessment models and the vision of Coast Salish elder, Tom Sampson, and the guidance by Indigenous education leaders Sharon Kinley, Lexie Tom, and Cheryl Crazy Bull,  plus input from NWIC faculty and administrators.


I facilitated the creation of the following Teaching and Learning logo rendered by graphic artist, Bob Paltrow, using visual and word images created by NWIC faculty and instructional administrators to reflect the NWIC Philosophy of Teaching and Learning, whose development I co-facilitated



I co-developed the following graphic image of the NWIC Academic Model in consultation with the NWIC Teaching and Learning Committee as part of the Teaching and Learning Initiative