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EPISODE · Dec 2, 2024 · 17 MIN

CTS continues to thrive while looking for new director

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Send us Fan MailSince 1990, the Center for Tribal Studies has become one of the central resources on campus for supporting and enhancing academic effectiveness while bridging communication between tribal nations and the University. On today's podcast, Christian Johnston, TNE writer, sits down with Gaelin Rose, student engagement coordinator for CTS, and Makiya Deerinwater, Tahlequah senior, to discuss what CTS does for students and how that process has been affected by the lack of a director for the program. For more NSU news, visit nsunews.com.

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