Níts'áá dóó Ídahwiil'aah Fellowship
Diné College Seeks Visiting Fellows for the
Nits’áá dóó ídaahwiil’aah "We are Learning From You"
Fellows Program
Fellowship
Diné College announces the Nits’áá dóó í aahwiil’aah “We are learning from you” fellowship program. Diné College seeks visiting scholars, artists, political leaders, and public intellectuals, to live in residence as a fellow at Diné College’s main campus in Tsaile, Arizona campus for one school year year, semester, summer, or one month term. The Fellows Program offers a unique opportunity for Diné to come home to the Nation’s college and share their knowledge as well as expand their knowledge through research and or the creative process.
Mellon Fellowship Recipients
I will produce films that will be housed in Diné Colleges archives that show how these concepts and principles are still being applied to agricultural production, rodeo, traditional and contemporary arts, and entrepreneurship on the Navajo Nation today. This is reflective of the fellowship Nits’ą́ą́dóó Ídahwiil’aah (We are learning from you) purpose and intent to learn from one another. I also hope that these films inspire grass roots development that leads to independence and self-reliance on the Navajo Nation.
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The intention of the Fellows Program is to advance the research, artistic, or policy agendas of visiting Fellows, and to use their expertise to engage with the humanities, arts, and interpretive social sciences in order to benefit Diné College students and the wider Navajo community. The Fellow will work in partnership with students at Diné College in order to expand and disseminate Navajo wisdom to inform audiences both within and outside of the Navajo Nation. Fellows will live in residence in a modern eight sided hogan located in the quiet faculty community adjacent to the Tsaile campus, located near the Chuska mountains. Funded through a grant from the Mellon Foundation, the Nits’áá dóó í aahwiil’aah “We are learning
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