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Clearinghouse Advisors
Advisors to the National Service-Learning Clearinghouse provide sector-specific guidance and expertise to insure a responsive, contemporary, and vibrant NSLC. John Guffey, Eagle Rock School & Professional Development Center, is the NSLC program advisor for Tribal service-learning. Meet the Program Advisors from each sector of our service-learning community.
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Introducing Service-Learning Ideas and Curricular Examples (SLICE)!
SLICESLICE is the newest tool from Learn and Serve America's National Service-Learning Clearinghouse to help make service-learning easier and better. It's an easy-to-search database full of hundreds of high quality service-learning lesson plans, syllabi, and project ideas. Get teaching ideas or submit your own today!
 
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The money raised by the American Indian College Fund is used to support student scholarships and other developmental needs at 34 tribal colleges across the United States.
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Featured Library Items   Online Resources
Making a Difference at the Tar Creek Superfund Site: Community Efforts to Reduce Risk (2007) Making a Difference at the Tar Creek Superfund Site
This book describes the communities and the clean-up project in the voices of participants from every area: the community members, the tribal leaders, the scientists involved with the health of the people and the state of the land, and Learn and Serve America participants from Miami High School who were members of the Cherokee Volunteer Society working to make their community safer.

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Voices of Tribal Service-Learning
New Learning Styles of American Indian Students in Northeastern Oklahoma: Research Paper by Dr. Sue Ellen Read of Northeastern State University

2005 Tar Creek Conference Slide Show
Tar Creek Conf This slide show is about service-learning and volunteer activities being conducted in Tar Creek, Oklahoma, the home of several Native American communities.
  American Indians in the News: (NativeWire)

Interview with Cheryl Crazy Bull: (Journal for Civic Commitment)

Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory: articles about Native American students.

National Indian Education Study: (National Center for Education Statistics)
 

 
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