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Former faculty member brings Native American education to campus
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Former faculty member brings Native American education to campus
On March 26, Wayne State College hosted former faculty member Nancy Gillis for a presentation titled “Straddling Worlds: Negotiating Indian Education”. The presentation was about Native American children who were sent to boarding schools, both private and parochial. Gillis, who comes from Cherokee and Choctaw heritage, says this presentation is very important to her because of the things Native American children endured in these schools. She has…
·Wayne, United States
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