The University of Montana Department of Native American Studies Records

The University of Montana Department of Native American Studies Records, 1921-2006

Overview of the Collection

Creator: University of Montana. Department of Native American Studies
Title: The University of Montana Department of Native American Studies Records
Dates: 1921-2006 (inclusive)
19212006
Quantity: 12.75 linear feet
Collection Number: RG 85
Summary: The collection from the Department of Native American Studies contains material related to Native American organizations, legislation, tribes, education and the Native American Studies program at The University of Montana-Missoula.
Repository: University of Montana, Mansfield Library, Archives and Special Collections
Archives and Special Collections
Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library
University of Montana
32 Campus Dr. #9936
59812-9936
Missoula, MT
Telephone: 406-243-2053
library.archives@umontana.edu
Access Restrictions: Researchers must use collection in accordance with the policies of Archives and Special Collections, the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, and The University of Montana--Missoula.
Languages: English

Historical NoteReturn to Top

The Native American Studies (NAS) Program began in the summer of 1970. It was founded with the intention “to promote better understanding between the native peoples of this country and all peoples,” and to “develop and foster understanding and acceptance of the Indian/Non-Indian relationships.” Henrietta Whiteman was the first full time program director. NAS supports community and university Native American projects and organizations, such as the Native American Cultural Institute, the Qua Qui and the Missoula Indian Alcohol and Drug Services, Upward Bound, the Kyi-Yo Indian Club, and the Indian Law Clinic.

In March 1999, the State Board of Regents voted to change Native American Studies from program status to department status. NAS graduated its first majors as a Department in May 1999, though it had graduated majors the previous three years as a program.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

This collection primarily consists of subject files collected by the department and related to Native American organizations, legislation, tribes, education and the Native American Studies program at the University of Montana. The legislative information and acts pertain to Native American public education and social welfare. Included in the collection papers are university publications, course handouts, elementary and high school workshop and lesson plans, curriculums and philosophies of Native American education. Non-educational material consists of information on Native American languages, bibliographies, information and lectures from conferences and symposiums, and academic and informal papers addressing Native American empowerment. Also included is information pertaining to higher education such as graduate and professional program papers, program proposals, information particularly for Native Americans in other career fields, and NAS programs at other universities. Photographs in this collection are specific to Native American Studies events and trips. Most material dates from 1962 to 1997.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Researchers are responsible for using in accordance with 17 U.S.C. and any other applicable statutes. Copyright to some materials in this collection may be held by The University of Montana.

Preferred Citation

[Name of document or photograph number], The University of Montana Department of Native American Studies Records, Archives and Special Collections, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, The University of Montana-Missoula.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

The collection is divided into two series:

Series I: Subject Files, 11.5 linear ft., 1921-2003

Subseries 1: Organizations

Subseries 2: Government / Legislation

Subseries 3: Tribes

Subseries 4: Education

Subseries 5: Miscellaneous

Series II: Department Records, 1 linear ft., 1977-1997

Series III: Photographs, 0.25 linear ft., 1970s-1980

Series IV: AV Materials, 5.0 linear ft., 1.07 GB, 1955-2006

Subseries 1: Reel-to-reel Audio Tapes

Subseries 2: Audio Cassettes

Subseries 3: VHS Tapes

Subseries 4: 3/4 inch tapes

Subseries 5: 1/2" Open Reel Tapes

Subseries 6: Electronic Media

Acquisition Information

The bulk of this collection was transferred to the Archives by the Native American Studies Department in June of 2004.Several items were also transferred int he summer of 2013. Rich Clow of the Native American Studies Department donated the photographs ca. 2010.

Processing Note

Folders in this collection have been maintained in the order in which they were received. Series and subseries, as well as many folder dates, have been designated by the processor to assist researchers. Photographs were processed into the collection in 2024.

In 2024, Photographs and AV Materials were processed into the collection.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series I: Subject Files, 1921-2003Return to Top

11.5 linear feet

Container(s)	Description	Dates
	Subseries 1: Organizations
Box/Folder
1/1	American Indian Institute, Discussion paper concerning the Shared Goals of the American Indian Institute and the Montana University System	1975
1/2	Aboriginal Cornucopia, lists of books on N.A.I. [Native American Institute] and regulations of Indian Dancing	1921 and undated
1/3	Address to School Administrators by Dorrance Steele, address N.A. I. to meet needs	1974
1/15	Indian Student Leadership Conference	1969
2/32	National Science Teachers Association, Energy: Soft heard	undated
5/31	National Indian Education Association	1976
5/40	National Education Association Memorandum	1976
6/41	MUIA By-Laws	undated
6/44	University of Montana Native American Studies Program	1977
6/46	A.I.M [The American Indian Movement]	undated
7/2	NCAI [National Congress of American Indians]	1975 and undated
7/15	NIEA [National Indian Education Association], 28th Annual Call to Convention	1997
11/33	4th Annual Tribal Higher Education Contractors	1989
12/9	Montana Alliance for Progressive Policy	1991
12/10	MIEA (Montana Indian Education Association)	1991
12/11	MIEA (Montana Indian Education Association)	1992
12/18	Eighth Annual Kyi-yo Conference Welcome Address	1976
12/19	Senator Edward Kennedy Kyi-yo Conference	1970
13/1	XLI International Congress of Americanists	1974
13/2	First Annual Kyi-yo Health Club Conference Welcome Address	1974
14/15	Native American Cultural Institute	1977-1978
14/20	NACI (Native American Cultural Institute) Final Report	1975
17/3	AADSAS (American Association of Dental Schools Application Services) Information and Application	1977
19/3	Public Health Service Act, 90th Congress HR 6418	1967
19/4	Public Health Service Act, 89thCongress	1966
19/9	WAMI (Washington, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho) Program	1975-1976
19/12	Native American Cultural Institute, Establishment of goals and Objectives for Indian Education	undated
19/13	Hill Foundation, Documentation for Faculty Senate Committee	1973-1974
23/1	Public Law 95-608, Indian Child Welfare Act	1977-1978
23/3	Indian Child Welfare Act	1977
23/6	International Congress of Americanists	1975
23/7	North American Indian Conference on Aging	1975 and 1977
23/29	Sights for Already Sore Eyes From the newspaper ABC (Americans Before Columbus)	undated
23/32	Sovereign Native Women's Conference	undated
23/39	NAACP Report on Minority Testing	1976
23/40	International NGO Conference on Discrimination Against Indigenous Populations in America's	1977
24/21	NACI (National American Cultural Institute) Final Report	1975
24/22	Community Crime Prevention Task Force	1974
24/31	National Congress of American Indians	1959
25/3	League of Indigenous Sovereign Nations	1992
25/29	Amnesty International Human Rights and American Indians	1992
25/30	National Conference of Christians and Jews	1991
25/33	Winds of Changes, AISES (American Indian Science and Engineering Society) 14th Annual Conference Edition	1992
	Subseries 2: Government/Legislation
Box/Folder
2/25	Billings Area Statistics	1973
2/26	Cabin Creek Proposal	1975
2/27	Capital Requirements in Western States	1975
2/28	Coal Lease Lawsuits	1975 and undated
2/29	East Poplar River Memorandum	1975
3/12	Indian Water Rights Vs. District Court Memorandum	1971
3/13	International Joint Commission, U.S. and Canada Annual Report	1974-1975
3/14	Indian Extension Land use statewide	1974-1975
4/12	Montana Supplements to the School Laws	1972
4/16	House of Representatives Education Committee, 44th session	1975-1977
4/17	American Indian Religious Freedom, Laws of the 95th Congress	1978 and 1979
4/24	The Bilingual Act Education Amendments of 1978	1979
4/31	U.S. Census, As it Relates to the Native American Region 8	1974
5/6	Evaluation Sheet for USOE/Office of Indian Education Part b. title 4	undated
5/7	From the Children's Foundation-on the new School lunch law	undated
5/8	Federal Funding File, Health and Rehabilitation Services	undated
5/9	Federal Impact Aid 874 Education	undated
5/10	Federal Laws which authorize assistance	1917-1966
5/12	Forms to be used in developing a Federal program	undated
5/18	The Indian Education Act 1972	1976
5/21	HEW Indian Education Act, Part C	1977
5/25	Indian Self- Determination and education Assistance Act	1975 and undated
5/26	Indian Studies Guidelines Title IV of Civil Rights Act	undated
5/27	Indian Self-Determination Assistance Act, Pl 93-638	1975
5/39	Montana, Supplements to the School Law	1973
6/1	Policy On Indian Education, Joint and Concurrent Resolution	1967-1971
6/2	Indian Studies, Board of Public Education in Montana	1973-2003
6/6	Public Law 81-815, "School Facilities Construction Act"	1950
11/1	House Concurrent Resolution 108	1961 and undated
11/14	Bureau of the Census Statistical Brief	1995
11/15	Title IX Indian Education, Missoulian Article	1997
11/16	Article 97, Fee Waiver Works	1997
11/18	Article 97, Sales Tax on Indian Land Protest	1997
11/19	Article 97, Native Am Students Need Culture	1997
11/36	Testimony presented to the House of Representatives at Missoula by Joe McDonald	1988
12/1	Title VII Education Personnel Training Grant	1992
14/8	Statement of Senator James Abourezk, Review legislative Accomplishments & plans 95th Congress	undated
14/23	Montana Code Title & Allocation Tables, Montana Legislative Council	1975
16/1	Public Law 94-437 94th Congress S.522, Improving Services and Facilities of Federal Indian Health programs	1976
16/2	Public Law 874, Titles I And III	1970
16/3	Public Law 815, Construction of school facilities/areas affected by Federal Activities	1970
16/4	Public Law 815, Summary of School Facilities Construction Act	1950
16/5	Proposed Rules, Indian Elementary and Secondary School Assistance Act, HEW (Department of Health, Education and Welfare)	1973
16/6	Revised Codes of Montana, HJR 60	1947
16/12	Wheeler Howard Act	1934
16/20	Taxation of Indian's Income, 67-284 Revenue Ruling	1967
16/21	Supreme Court of the United States	1974
16/23	Title 1 for Indian Children Fact Sheet	undated
16/24	Title III Elementary-Secondary Education Act Operation Understanding	1970-1971
16/25	Title IV - Indian Education	1950
16/26	Title IV - Part B	undated
16/27	Title VII - Emergency School Aid	undated
16/28	Title IX - Ethnic Heritage Program	undated
16/32	Senate Joint Resolution 17, Article X, Montana State Constitution	1974
16/33	Supplement to the Schools Laws of Montana	1973
23/9	Public Law 93-580, American Indian Policy Review Commission	1975
23/10	Revised Codes of Montana	1947
23/8	Political Campaign Reporting Practices	undated
23/11	State Commission on Local Government	1975
23/12	Montana Rules and Regulations for Candidates and Political	1975-1976
23/36	Public Law 94-437, Indian Health Care Improvement Act	1976
23/37	Racism In America-How to combat it., US Commission on Civil Rights	1970
24/7	Civil Rights, Montana Commission Workshop - Title 4, Indian Education Act	1975-1976
24/8	Civil Rights Update, Commission Calls for Extending and Strengthening Voting Rights	1981
24/11	House Bill 343, Requiring American Indian Studies to be part of Public	1973
24/12	Indian Culture Master Plan, House Joint Resolution 60 - House Bill 343	1974-1975
24/13	Indian Studies Law Criteria, Indian Education Act	1972
24/18	LC2294- Legislative Assembly	undated
24/23	Correspondence, Legislative Alternative Recommendations for Committee consideration	1973-1976
24/9	Affirmative Action Officers, Human Rights Bureau	1976
24/25	Economic Development for Indians Committee, US Congress	1970
24/27	House Joint Resolution 60, Montana	1972
25/11	Revised Codes of Montana	1947
25/25	Religious Freedom and the Protection of Native American Places of Worship and Cemeteries	1977
	Subseries 3: Tribes
Box/Folder
1/5	Band Analysis System of Budget and funding, Tribal Priorities given	undated
1/14	Houses of Native Americans, A Proposal	undated
1/16	Confederated Salish and Kootenai tribes	1974
1/17	Constitution and Bylaws of the Flathead Reservation	1936, 1960 and undated
1/19	Salish and Kootenai Tribal Constitution	1935-1960 and undated
1/20	Constitution and Bylaws of the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes at Fort Peck Reservation	undated
1/21	Constitution of the Crow Tribal Council	1966
1/22	Plant Taxonomy Salish & Kootenai	1971
1/23	Flathead Reservation, Montana	undated
1/25	Blackfeet Language Survey	1979
1/26	Blackfeet Tribe Constitution and Information	1887-1968 and undated
1/27	California Indians Biography	1962
2/1	Constiution and Bylaws of the Fort Belknap Reservation	1935-1976
2/2	Rocky Boy's Arrow and Spike Association, Inc.	1980
2/3	Rosebud Indian Reservation transitional Housing Experiment Report	1968
2/4	Chippewa Cree Tribe (lesson plan)	1981 and undated
2/5	Chippewa Cree, Lifecycle (lesson plan)	undated
2/6	Chippewa Cree, the Tipi (lesson plan)	undated
2/7	Chippewa Cree, Economy, animal uses (lesson plan)	undated
2/8	Chippewa Cree, Social Sciences concepts and values (lesson plan)	undated
2/9	Chippewa Cree, Syllabic Characters	undated
2/10	Chippewa Cree, Manufacturing (lesson plan)	undated
2/11	Chippewa Cree, transportation (lesson plan)	undated
2/12	Chippewa Cree, food (lesson plan)	undated
2/13	Chippewa Cree, Clothing (lesson plan)	undated
2/14	Kiowa, Booklet	undated
2/15	Tribal Constitution Northern Cheyenne Research Project	1977
2/16	Northern Cheyenne Tribal Constitution	1934-1977
2/17	Northern Cheyenne Follow Through Project	undated
2/18	Corporate Charter of Northern Cheyenne Tongue River Reservation	1934-1936
2/19	The Rocky Boy Reservation	1974
2/20	The Southern Cheyenne, Booklet	undated
2/21	Assiniboine and Sioux Constitution and Bylaws	1974 and undated
2/22	Menominee Restoration Act Rectify the Effect of Termination	1972-1975 and undated
2/30	Crow Reservation Energy Development	1977
3/3	Crow Reservation Coal Lease	undated
3/5	Federal Coal Strip Act, Crow Tribe Taxation Code	1975 and undated
3/7	Flathead Drainage 208 Project	1975
4/6	Rocky Boy's Reservation- Tribal Government School Dist. #87	1973
5/3	Browning People Create an Indian Free School	undated
6/3	Tribal Law and Policy Institute, The Justice System and Indian Crime	1997
6/4	Tribal Sovereignty Issues, Government to Government Relations with Indian Tribes	1995
6/7	Cheyenne Language Lesson: Colors	undated
6/8	Cheyenne Language Lesson: nouns, verbs, counting	undated
6/9	Cheyenne Language Lesson: Lessons I-IV	undated
6/10	Handbook to the Cheyenne Language	undated
6/11	EESTSE-VOHOESTOTSE Vehestotse, Northern Cheyenne Bilingual Education Program	undated
6/12	Holy Stories of the Cheyenne, Legend of Sweet Medicine	undated
6/13	Words of Hiamovi, High Chief	undated
6/14	The First White Man	undated
6/15	Aspects of Culture	undated
6/16	Cheyenne Circle of Knowledge	undated
6/17	Cheyenne, Early Childhood Teachings	undated
6/18	Suggested Essay Topics, Cheyenne Language & Culture	undated
6/19	Criteria Determining Cheyenne Tribal Identity	undated
6/20	Cheyenne Alphabet	undated
6/21	The Soul of the Indian	undated
6/22	Sacred Hat is Moved	undated
6/23	Cheyenne Life Journey	undated
6/24	Overview of Native American Tribes and Languages	undated
6/25	Prayers in Cheyenne	undated
6/26	Amended Constitution and By-Laws Northern of the Cheyenne Indian Reservation	undated
6/27	Miscellaneous Handouts, How the stick game is played	undated
6/28	Constitution and By-Laws Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma	undated
6/29	White Wolfe	undated
6/30	Cheyenne, Whoeniv-The Morning Star	undated
6/31	Cheyenne Social Structure	undated
6/32	Cheyenne Sounds	undated
6/33	Amended Constitution, Northern Cheyenne	undated
6/34	Map Showing the Indian Reservations in 1874	undated
6/35	Map of Montana Indian Reservations	undated
6/36	Northern Cheyenne, Reservation	undated
6/37	Northern Cheyenne Reservation, Map	undated
6/38	PAPEPOOH: The Cheyenne Alphabet, Vowels, Stops, Nasals, Fricatives	undated
6/39	Pronunciation Guide	undated
6/42	National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties	1977, 1979 and undated
6/43	Seattle Indian Center
7/16	Fort Peck Reservation Information	1996-1997
7/20	Recognized Tribal Entities	1994
9/12	Do Bananas Telephone? Language processes of young Sioux children	undated
9/27	The Canadian Indian Historical Information	undated
9/28	Canada's Northern Frontier "Our Land, Our Life", Indian nation fights for survival on Canada's Northern frontier	undated
9/30	Handgame of the Kiowa, Kiowa-Apache and Comanche	1963 and undated
10/1	Cultural Identity of the Indian and Eskimo People, Selected Speeches by Ministers of Indian Affairs	1967
10/3	BlackFeet Reservation	undated
10/16	The History of America Began With Us by Gran Tecolate of the Lenni Lenape Nation	undated
10/17	History of Turtle Mountain Band/Chippewa Indians by Aun nish e naubay (Patrick Gourneau)	undated
10/19	Ka-Ka-Qwa-Pee-Wisk Memoirs	undated
10/23	California Indian Population, Selected Social & Economic Characteristics	1970
10/26	Task Force Hearing Little Shell Band of MT in Olympia, WA	1976
10/27	Fort Belknap Reservation, Brief History	1974
10/29	Map and historical information: Indian Reservations of Montana	undated
10/37	A condensed History of the Navajo, Compiled by Carl H. Cords	undated
11/12	Flathead Reservation History	1996
11/28	Navajo Bilingual-Bicultural Curriculum	undated
13/4	Commencement Address North Cheyenne Reservation	1974
14/10	English-Dakota Dictionary	1989
14/13	Edward Red Hat, Cheyenne Arrow Keeper	1977
14/14	Northern and Southern Cheyenne Chiefs and Warrior Societies Conference	1973
14/16	Resources About Specific Nations	undated
14/25	Northern Cheyenne, "Indians, Coal & Big Sky"	1974
15/1	Cheyenne Prayer "The Lord's Prayer"	1983
15/2	Cheyenne Language prepared by Wayne Leman, Linguistics Experimental	1975
15/8	Student Activists: the Navajo way By Stan Steiner July	1969
15/16	Unit-Religion Chippewa Cree Title 4 Indian Education Program	undated
15/17	Orientation to Montana Indian Tribes for the Indian Culture Master Plan	1978
25/23	Blood Clot Boy Doings Written in Dakota by David Grey Cloud	undated
25/24	Chief Seattle's Challenge	undated
	Subseries 4: Education
Box/Folder
1/8	Contemporary Thought on Indian Education in South Dakota	1973
1/13	History of Haskell Institute	undated
1/24	Boarding School Eligibility, Bureau of Indian Affairs	1975
2/31	University of Oklahoma Energy Institute	1978
4/1	Montana's Involvement In the Johnson O'Malley Program, Current Conditions and Trends	1974
4/2	Johnson O'Malley Program, 25 CFR Part 33	1972 and 1974
4/3	Johnson O'Malley Program Johnson O'Malley Act and History	1974
4/4	Johnson O'Malley Program Revision #10	Oct. 1, 1972
4/5	Johnson O'Malley Program, Title 25- Indians	1974
4/7	The Law, Indians and Educations	1972
4/8	Legislative Analysis of the Federal Role in Indian Education	1975
4/9	Montana Indian Student Enrollment	1975 and 1976
4/10	Standards for Accreditation of Teacher Education, Multicultural Education	1979
4/11	Montana Educational Assessment Program	1976
4/13	Montana Teacher Aides Comparison Survey Results	1972
4/14	"No One Model American", an article on multicultural education	undated
4/15	Indian Education by Raymond Carlisle	undated
4/18	Fact sheet-BIA Special Education Line Item Appropriations	undated
4/19	Rules and Regulations of U of S.D.	undated
4/20	American Indian Policy and Review Committee, Final Report Task Force #5 Indian Education	1976
4/21	Guide to OE-Administered Programs	1977
4/23	American Education-Indian Power	1974
4/25	Northern Cheyenne Bilingual Education Program, Dan Alford	1973
4/26	Guidelines for Teaching Concepts of Fairness, Justice, and Democracy in BIA and Tribal Contract Schools	1975
4/27	The Beauty Way & Missionary Way Paper #3, An Educational Comparison	1978
4/28	Application for local Education Grants Under the Emergency School Aid Act	1976
4/30	Bilingual Education, Eighth Annual Education Seattle	1979
5/1	Cherokee Project- Program for children with learning disabilities	1972
5/2	Curricula Materials, Education, Simulations Games	undated
5/4	Eight Problems In Indian Education by Alonzo Spang	1974
5/5	Department H.E.W. [Health, Education and Welfare] letter	1977
5/15	H.E.W. News	1977
5/16	A Holistic Educational Philosophy	1978
5/17	Suggested Model for Cross-Cultural Goals Change (a)	undated
5/20	Indian Education Bureau Of Indian Affairs, Concerted Effort Needed to Improve Indian Education	1977
5/22	"Indian educators as a catalyst for Political Reform" by Robert Burnette	1972
5/23	Indian Education A special report National Advisory Council on Vocational Education	1973
5/24	Indian & Northern Education Program, University of Saskatchewan	undated
5/28	Instruction For Completing Application, Department HEW Indian Education	1975
5/29	In-service teacher Education concepts Project, Report 1 "Issues to Face"	1976
5/30	National Center for Career Education	1976
5/32	The National Study of American Indian Education	1970
5/33	The National Study of American Indian Education	1970
5/34	The Law, Indians, and Education	1972
5/35	Office of Indian Education, Education Convocation on Indian Education	1977
5/36	Office of Education Report, Daily News Digest, Education Conflicts	1975
5/37	The Responsive Educational Program, Far West Laboratory for Education Research and Development	1973
5/38	Office of Education Program Service	1976
7/3	Language in American Indian Education	1971
7/5	Assessing Teaching Styles in Indian Education	1980-1988 and undated
7/6	Cooperative Learning and the Native American Student	1989, 1991 and undated
7/7	Kamensky, Mary, Cultural Diversity Workshops	1991-1997 and undated
7/8	Montana High School Enrollment	1990-1993
8/3	"The Role of a Tribal College" by Hans P. Zaglauer	1991
8/4	Problems In Indian Education Exercise	undated
8/5	Possible Projects or Research Topics About Indians	undated
8/6	Questions to Consider in Seminars	undated
8/7	Reading List, Indians & Education	undated
8/8	A mother to a teacher, Respect My Child: He has a right to be himself	undated
8/9	So you want to Improve Your School? Here's some ideas from Colville's Project!	undated
8/10	Is this what schools are for ? by Kathryn Johnston Noyes & Gordon L. McAndrew	undated
8/11	The Indian Awareness Inventory Directions and Resources for usage	undated
8/12	Indian Education, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development	1967
8/13	Montana Teacher Aid Comparison Survey Results	1972
8/14	Multicultural Materials	1978
8/16	Suggested projects or Research topics on Indians	undated
8/19	Home Economics Education	1971-1972
8/20	Ideas RE: Science Interest & Motivation, Education Briefing Paper	undated
8/21	Education Briefing Paper, Cooperative Education	1975
8/22	Education Briefing Paper, Bilingual Education	1975
8/23	Educators of Native Americans	1976
8/24	Evaluation, Integration and Selection of Indian Studies Material by McClusky	undated
8/25	Examples of Institutional Racism in Education	undated
8/26	Examples of Key Concerns	undated
8/27	The Executive Director Speaks Out, Coalition of Indian-Controlled School Boards	undated
8/28	General Criteria for Evaluating Textbooks	1976
8/29	To Help, Not To Homogenize Native American Children	1974
8/30	In Defense of Open Admission	1970
8/31	Indian College Enrollment	1972 and undated
8/33	Indian Schools, Regimented Non-Education	1969
8/34	Indian Parent Involvement in Education	1972
8/36	The Indian Student is NOT Low Man on The Totem Pole by Madison Coombs	1970
8/38	Integrity Before Education	undated
8/39	Possible Determinants of Career Patterns	undated
8/40	Relevant Speech Education For the American Indian	1970 and undated
9/1	BIA Higher Education Grant Program	1976
9/2	American Indian Unit, primary grade	undated
9/3	American Indian Exceptional Children Background paper	1976
9/4	Bilingual Education, Who Benefits	1973 and undated
9/5	Career Awareness Program For secondary school students	1974
9/6	Center for Indian Teacher Education	1978
9/7	Comparison of values: Indian and Non-Indian Graduate Students	1970
9/8	Criteria for Analyzing Ethnic Bias in Instructional Material	1975
9/9	Resource Unit on Animal Myths	undated
9/10	Curriculum Components for focusing on Racism, Blacks, Latinos & Native Americans	1975
9/11	Curricula Materials: Simulations Games
9/16	Montana Reservation Presentation, Montana Native Americans, Reservations and Resources Overheads	1994
9/17	"What Every Teacher Teaching should Know" Overheads	undated
9/20	Educational Opportunity Center Fact Sheet	1996
9/21	Freshman Interest Group Program	1997
9/29	Bilingual-Bicultural, A goal in Indian Education is not new	1974-1975 and undated
10/5	Languages, Suggested reading lists	undated
10/6	Make the world go away, Paper on Bicultural Education	1976
10/9	Reading List: Contemporary Issues of the American Indian	undated
10/15	Aspects of Indian Education by Constance McKay of the Courier Staff	undated
10/32	American Indian History Course Outline, undated (same as Box 11	30)
11/27	Relationship of Teacher Education to Teaching	undated
11/29	A Unit for Junior High Students on Native American Art	1975
11/30	American Indian History Course Outline, undated (same as Box 10	32)
11/35	"Tribal Colleges: Shaping The Future of Native Americans"	undated
12/21	Montana State Department of Public Instruction	1973
13/3	Address Delivered to 3rd Annual Indian High School Debate	1973
13/5	Indian Education Confronts the Seventies	undated
13/8	Developing a Native American Studies Program Teacher Corps Paper	1973
13/12	The University and The Indian Student by Henrietta V. Whiteman	undated
14/5	"Refocusing on Native American": A New Look at the Contemporary World of the Native American from a Political, Social and Educational Perspective	1974
15/4	Values Education Exercise, Small Group Consensus	undated
15/5	Steps For Outlining a Resource Unit, Pre-planning/teacher basic to Pupil-teacher Planning	undated
15/6	Some examples of key concerns in the Establishment of goals & objectives Indian education	undated
15/7	"So that All Indian Children will have equal educational Opportunity"	1975
15/9	Survey in Philosophical Aspects of Indian Education	undated
15/10	Talent Delayed-Talent Denied, The Culturally Different Gifted Child	1974
15/11	"Teaching About the American Indian", Civic Leader Article by William Crowder, Purdue University	1968
15/12	Teaching Indian Children	1974 and undated
15/13	Teachers of Indian Children and Youth	undated
15/14	Improve the Relevancy of Home Economics for Indian girls	1971
15/15	Teaching Strategies/Newspaper Clippings	1975-1977 and undated
15/19	"Trouble Shooting: Problems Indian students meet" By Wayne Evans former director of Upward Bound	1969
15/20	Vocational Education	1976
15/21	The Testing of Native Americans BIA, Policy Recommendations	1972
15/22	Title 4 Indian Education Act P L 92-318, Revision Of Impacted areas program as it relates to Indian Children	undated
15/23	Teacher Corps, In-service Plan: to meet requirement of Indian Studies Law	1979-1981
15/24	Teachers of Indian Children and Youth	undated
15/25	Statistics Concerning Indian Education Fiscal year	1976
15/26	Social Studies in BIA schools, Division of Education, A Position Paper by Max F. Harriger Social Science Specialist	1968
15/28	Report to the Congress, National Advisory Council on Indian Education	1974
16/9	Project View, Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction	undated
16/30	Quick Look At The U.S. Office of Education	undated
16/31	Self-Determination Through Education, Workshop #1	undated
16/34	Special Education is now a matter of Civil Rights	undated
17/5	COSTEP Program	1976
17/6	Educational Programs in the Health Field	1974
17/10	Health Careers Curriculum	1975 and undated
17/11	UM Health Careers Curriculum	undated
17/12	Financial Information For Native Americans In Health Careers	undated
17/13	Health Careers Summer Program Harvard	1978
17/14	IHS (Indian Health Services) Student Contact Forms	1977
17/18	Medical School Admissions Requirements, Information For Minority Students	1977
17/19	Medical School Hints, Preparing for University of Colorado Medical School	undated
18/4	5 Year Pre med program General Curriculum	1977 and undated
18/10	WICHE (Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education) Student Exchange Program	1975-1977
18/12	Graduate and Professional Opportunities Program	1978
18/14	Proceedings of Conference on G*POP (Graduate and Professional Opportunities Program) Proposals and the Role of Historically Black Colleges in Graduate Education	1979
19/7	Health and Education Handbook	undated
19/11	BIA Audit Report, Review of Higher Education Grant Program	1976
19/14	Indian Careers In Health University of Montana	undated
19/15	Indian Careers In Health, Objectives and NAS Programs	1977
19/16	Indian Careers In Health Summer Institute	1974-1978
19/17	Conference on American Indian culture and education, University of Montana	1978
19/18	ICH (Indian Careers In Health) High School Student List	1974-1975
19/20	1976 Summer Institute	1976-1977
19/21	1977 Summer Institute	1977
19/22	1978 Summer Institute	1978-1979
19/23	Multicultural Education Research Project, Dawson: Indiana University	1977
19/24	Final Evaluations of Summer Institute	1977
20/1	G*POP Proposal, Application for Grants	1982
20/2	G*POP Fellowships announcements	1979
20/3	G*POP Program	1979
20/4	G*POP Proposal	1980-1981
20/5	G*POP Correspondence	1976-1980
20/6	G*POP	1978-1979
20/7	Graduate and Professional Fellowship Program, Proposal originals	1978
20/8	G*POP Advisory Committee, Chair Person and Members	1979
20/9	G*POP Final Report, Financial Status Report	1979
20/10	G*POP Fellowship Programs	1978-1979
20/11	G*POP Proposal	1979-1980
20/12	G*POP Proposal	1978
21/4	Graduate and Professional Fellowship Program, Proposal Coordination	1979
21/5	Native Americans in Health Careers Ad Hoc Committee	1973-1975 and undated
21/6	Native Americans in Health Careers	1975
21/7	Hansen Planetarium, Star Program of American Indian Sky Lore	1976
22/2	Human Interaction, Team Leadership Cooperation and Coordinate Skills	undated
22/3	Bibliography Supplement, Indian music, Culture, and Related Subjects	undated
22/8	Bibliography Supplement, Drama, Fiction, Photographs, Poetry, Legends	undated
22/10	Bibliography of Audio-Visual Aids	1974-1980
22/11	Bibliography, Indians in literature	1977
22/12	Bibliography, General	1977
22/13	Bibliography of Native American Literature by Henri Whiteman and Clayton Small	undated
23/13	Indian Programs at the University of Arizona	1976
23/16	Pride in Heritage, Students Rap Education	1971
23/35	Racism and Sexism, 10 quick ways to analyze children's books	1976
23/41	Civil Rights Technical Assistance and Training Program	1978
24/1	Student Rights, Strategy for prevention of genocide	1971-1972
24/28	Thirteen Broad Concepts of Competencies, Teaching culturally diverse children	undated
24/29	Oral & Written Traditions Handouts	1984 and undated
24/30	Multicultural Education and the American Indian	1990-1991 and undated
25/10	Communication between people with differing ethnic or racial backgrounds Workshop	undated
25/12	Word Maze of Indian Tribes	undated
25/13	Textbook Guidelines for cultural diversity	undated
25/15	Board of Education Policy Statement on American Indian Education	1984
25/16	Critical Incidents Exercise	undated
25/18	Directory of Indian Education	1987
25/19	Council on Interracial Books for Children Native Americans	undated
25/21	From Boarding School to Self-Determination	1987
25/22	Cultural Conflict and Traditional Curriculum	undated
25/26	The Sacred Tree Teacher's Guide	1984
	Subseries 5: Miscellaneous
Box/Folder
1/4	Art Exhibit, info sheet for award	undated
1/6	Coleman Report	undated
1/7	Comment, Vine Deloria	1971
1/9	Form, Substance and Difference, 19th Annual Memorial Lecture	1970
1/10	Foundations with involvement in Indian Affairs	undated
1/11	Gene Leroy Hart Fair Trial Fund	1977 and 1978
1/12	George Catlin's Creed about American Indians	undated
1/18	Miscellaneous pictures	1973-1990 and undated
2/23	Atlanta Economic Review, Geothermal Energy	1971
2/24	Dr. Lloyd C. Pickett, Some approaches to development and the Indian Dilemma	1972
3/1	Dr. Helen Caldicott (effects of Nuclear Radiation) Fact Sheet	1977
3/2	Environmental Quality Council, EQC Meeting	1976
3/4	Ethno Botany Proposals	1975
3/6	Department of Highways Tentative Construction Program	1976-1981
3/8	Garrison Diversion Unit, A scientific and policy review	1975
3/9	Hat Creek Project Statement of Environment Risk	1978
3/10	High Lead logging costs1955 and	1965
3/11	Indian People their land and their income in Billings	1969
3/15	Livestock Range, It's nature and use bulletin	1961 and 1971
3/16	Lower Flathead River Floaters guide	undated
3/17	Missouri River Basin Commission Draft Minutes	1977 and 1978
4/22	ESAA [Environmental Services Association of Alberta] Regulations	1975
4/29	A Bibliography of funding source material	1974-1975
5/13	Funding Equity A Legal Approach	1970
5/14	Funding Offices Within OE, Programs with capability of funding education projects	undated
5/19	Five Types of Young Indians, Which One Are You	1964
6/5	Jerome Foundation, Inc., Grant application outline	1971
6/40	Missoula's Speakers Directory	undated
6/45	North American Indian Traditions and Religious Beliefs	undated
7/1	From the Women's Bureau On Women	1976-1981
7/4	American Indian Psychology Recruitment Program	1997-1998
7/12	Native/Non-Native Ethics Day	1997
7/13	Native American Day	1997
7/14	Northwest Accreditation Information	1998
7/17	Upward Bound Funding History	1997
7/21	National Center for Education Statistics	1995
7/22	2426 Foreign Travel	1997
7/23	School Official Tells View on Indian Studies	undated
7/24	Suggested Indian Seminar and Speech Topics	undated
7/25	Selected Publications	undated
8/1	Selective Acculturation Without Assimilation
8/2	Montana Indian Studies Law	1995
8/17	Population Reference Bureau, Marriage, Divorce and living together: A teaching Module undated
8/18	Preface, Critique written by Norman Lehrman	undated
8/32	An Indian Community by Bob Ryan	undated
8/35	The Indian Speaks, A response to the M.O.D. (Montanan's Opposing Discrimination)	undated
8/37	The Indian Today, Differentiating Traits	undated
9/13	Articulation Agreements	1996
9/14	Native Council Meetings	1996-1997 and undated
9/15	Catalog Course Change Forms	1992
9/19	Bridges Program	1997
9/22	Deloria, Vine, Colonies in Revolt	1981
9/23	Being Indian Isà.By Rueben Snake	1972
9/24	Big chief Sitting Bull goes on the Warpath, Pronounced Soo, not Si-ox	1964
9/25	"Blazing A New Trail", Saturday Review	1971
9/26	Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee By Dee Brown	undated
10/2	Come Home, Mr. Chairman, poem dedicated to our industrious Chairman around country	undated
10/7	Indian Names	undated
10/8	Indian Land Areas Industrial Map	1977
10/10	Indians Made their own Dyes By Jerry Laudermilk	1968
10/11	How Horses First Came to Ha'a'ninin	undated
10/12	Here's how the stick game is played	undated
10/13	How to retain the Traditional Ways John Woodenlegs	undated
10/14	Indian Dancing	1921
10/18	Just Suppose, Indians Version of Redman in Contemporary Society	undated
10/20	Indian Reserve Lands, Administering and question of legal status	undated
10/21	Initials frequently used in Indian articles	undated
10/22	Indians in Psychology Project	1997
10/25	School of Pharmacy HCOP (Health Careers Opportunities Program)	1996-1997
10/28	Being Indian Isà.By Rueben Snake	1970
10/30	American Indians	undated
10/31	American Indians are unique in American Society	undated
10/33	Ancestry Facts, Claims	undated
10/34	Anxieties, The Anthropologist by Jorge Luis Borges	1971
10/35	Are we giving America back to the Indians? Interstate Congress for equal rights and responsibilities	undated
10/36	Arrival of the Whiteman by E. Bighorn Brockton	undated
10/38	N.A. Clinical Psychology Program	1997-1998
10/39	Missoula Indian Center	1997
11/2	Native Americans and the United States	1924, 1982 and undated
11/3	Civil Rights and Biases of Native Americans	1976 and undated
11/4	Review of Indian Health Care	undated
11/5	Native American Children lost	undated
11/6	The Pain of Native Americans	1977 and 1981
11/7	Native American Women	1971-1980 and undated
11/8	Look at Native Americans	1972-1979
11/9	Irrigation and Native Americans	1975-1978
11/10	Paviotso Child Training: Notes	undated
11/11	Proposal for establishing an endowed honorary doctorate for John Woodenlegs Chair	1977-1989
11/13	Demographics of Racial and Ethnic Distribution	1996
11/17	Red Thunder Article	1997
11/20	Saving Our Tongues Article, Indian Languages	1996
11/21	Native Americans on Death Row	1996
11/22	Student Minorities Award Article	1996
11/23	UM Article on Native American Day	1996
11/24	Indian Values compared to Non-Indian Values	undated
11/25	Indian's Identification With The Earth	1970
11/26	Basic Values	undated
11/31	Museum of the Rockies, MSU	1984-1985
11/32	Special Needs of American Indians with Handicaps	1987-1989
11/34	About Henrietta Whiteman	1978
12/2	Institute of Medicine & Humanities	1996
12/3	U.W. West Foundation, Professor Rustem Medora	1991
12/4	Retention and Remediation	1964-1984 and undated
12/5	Wells Report	1989
12/6	Drug & Alcohol Advisory Committee	1988-1989 and undated
12/7	Articulation Agreement	1991
12/8	Council Signals	1988
12/12	Montana Constitution, Remarks by Marge Brown	1990
12/13	Montana's Seminar on Repatriation	1991-1993
12/14	MUS (Montana University System) Ellen Swaney	1990
12/15	Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Environmental Statement	1976
12/16	Skyline Yarding System and Skyline Logging Symposium Proceedings	1965 and 1969
12/17	Skyline Tension & Deflection Handbook	1967 and 1970
12/20	Alcatraz Proclamation	1969
12/22	In-Service Training Paper As it relates to Native Americans by Henrietta Whiteman	1975
13/6	A vision: The warrior-scholar-community activist, The end product of Indian Studies	undated
13/7	B.Y.U.	1975 and undated
13/9	Sun Valley Presentation, Native American thought and the future of America: A Cross cultural Dialogue	1975
13/10	Oklahoma Lectures	1967 and 1969
13/11	Columbus Day Address	1973
13/13	Henrietta Whiteman's Publications	1972-1978 and undated
13/14	University of Alaska, Fairbanks	1985
13/15	Cultural Newspaper Clippings	1976-1977 and undated
13/16	Native American Definitions by Ed McGaa J.D., Oglala Sioux	undated
13/17	Native Americans as Citizens	1971 and undated
13/18	National Council on Indian Opportunity	1970
13/19	Ojo de Dios	undated
13/20	Papers on Indian Historiography	1975
14/2	A Policy for the Future	undated
14/3	Prayer of an American Indian, By Philip Beaumont, Sr.	undated
14/4	Proud To be American?, Reprinted from University of Oklahoma Student paper	1971
14/6	Relocation, a history	undated
14/7	Source Directory Indian Arts/Crafts Board for Native American Owned/Operated Arts/Crafts Businesses	1978
14/9	Suddenly Subject to new laws By Ed McGaa	undated
14/11	Neighborhood Energy; Designing for Democracy; Designing for Democracy in the 1980s	1978
14/12	Qua-Qui Indian Center, Missoula Montana Annual Report Fiscal Year	1975
14/17	Selway-Bitterroot Management Plan	1975
14/18	What do power Lines Transmit Besides Power	1978
14/19	Petty Mountain Multiple Use Plan, Environmental Statement Draft	1975
14/22	Montana Wilderness Association vs. Board Health, Answer to Brief of Amicus Curiae	1975
14/24	A Native American Approach to Environmental Awareness	1975
15/3	Understanding Indian People, What is your Indian I.Q.?	undated
15/18	American Indian History Overview for the Indian Culture Master Plan	1977
15/27	Rules and regulations, Acceptance of Tribal plans for operation of Bureau Programs	1975
16/7	Proposal Writing Sources of Information and Possible Funding	undated
16/8	Program Needs Assessment Survey	1974-1975
16/10	White Philanthropy and the Red Man: No more gifts and promises	1973
16/11	The arrival of the White Man by E. BigHorn, Brockton	undated
16/13	What is an Indian Reservation?	undated
16/14	What is an Indian?, U.S. Census definition	undated
16/15	Was the truth buried at Wounded Knee? by Neil Hickey	undated
16/16	"Voice from behind the buckskin curtain", 2 Papers presented at American Psychological Association	1971 and 1975
16/17	Wa-Ne-Inee-Git Newsletter	undated
16/18	"Urban Genocide: The Indian in the City"	undated
16/19	Trail Of Broken Treaties-20 Points	1972
16/22	Summary of Recommendations and Associated Findings	undated
16/29	The Writing of Project and Proposals: Accountability	undated
16/35	Alcohol Legalization and Selected Sociological Variables among several Native American Tribes	undated
16/36	Ethnic Differences In Babies	1979
16/37	Distribution of Health Manpower, An Annotated Bibliography	1973
16/38	Experimental Minority Recruitment Satellite Project	1977
16/39	Fact sheets on Indians in health career, Statistics & objectives	1974
17/1	Drugs	1966-1967
17/2	PL 94-984: Fact Sheet	1976
17/4	American Journal of Public Health, Absentee Health Workers	1972
17/7	Food Rights and Nutrition	1974-1978
17/8	The First Americans, Report on Indian Health Program	1976
17/9	Global Hunger, Inventory of Courses and Related Services UM	1971-1976
17/15	Health News and Notes, Indian Health Board, Portland OR	1981
17/16	Health Resources News, News Letters	1979-1981
17/17	Incidence Of Mental Diseases on Indian Population	1974
17/20	Montana State Plan for Social Services, Social Services Amendments	1974
18/1	Social and Rehabilitation Services State of Montana, Regarding Progress of developmental Disabilities Program	1975
18/2	War on Poverty, Community Action Program	undated
18/3	Social sciences, The Bobbs-Merrill reprint series	1938-1949
18/5	State Indian Coordinator's office	1980 and 1991
18/6	Computers	1990-1992
18/7	Nutrition, Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board	undated
18/8	Health News and Notes, Indian Health Board, Portland OR	1977-1981
18/9	Pre-Health Retention Information	1977
18/11	Criminal Arraignment, Tribal Court	1980
18/13	Private Foundation Directory	undated
19/1	Native Americans & Poor Health Care Fact Sheet	undated
19/2	Pre-Medical Information	1977-1978
19/5	Research Priorities for Diseases of American Indians	1974
19/6	Strategies for Restructuring Youth Services, The State Department of Youth Services	undated
19/8	Veterans Administration	1970
19/10	State Civil Power Over Reservation Indians by John F. Sullivan	undated
20/13	Proposal: YWCA to the National Endowment for Humanities	1980
20/14	Task Force Report, Appeal of APRC (Academic Program Review and Planning Committee	1977
20/15	Proposal Review Committee, Budget Notes	1978-1979
20/16	National Endowment for the Humanities, Summer Stipends Program	1981-1982
20/17	Racism and Mental Health Grants, Division of Special Mental Health Programs	1978
21/1	Proposal Review Committee with Tom Brown, Abstract-Ethnic Heritage Program	undated
21/2	Grants Available	1978-1979
21/3	Proposal Review Committee with Gary Kimble	1975-1976
21/8	Iktomi, Story on spider	undated
21/9	Indian Awareness Inventory Questionnaire undated
21/10	Indian Definitions by Ed McGaa J.D. Oglala Sioux	undated
22/1	ASCRC (Academic Standards and Curriculum Review Committee)	1985-1988
22/4	Cultural Materials	undated
22/5	The Defenders, From Peacepipe To Tomahawk	undated
22/6	Did you hear him?, Poem by Charlene Bearcub	1972
22/7	Division of Native American Culture	undated
22/9	Red Jacket's Reply to Missionary Cram	undated
22/14	The Teachings of Don Juan by Carlos Castaneda	1965
22/15	American Indian Authors by Tribe	undated
22/16	Indian Arts & Crafts Board, Department of Interior Source Directory	1976
22/17	Buckskin Collection, Check-out Book	1979
22/18	Regional American Indian Policy Center	1991
22/19	Curriculum Committee	1984-1989
22/20	Diversity Report from George Dennison	1997
23/2	Indian Preference Statutes	undated
23/4	American Indian Children Foster Care Decision by Charlotte Goodluck and Mary Ellen Brown	undated
23/5	Initials frequently used in Indian circles	undated
23/14	Bad Day at Black Mesa, Los Angeles vs. The Indians II	1971
23/15	Is It Always Right to Be Right?	undated
23/17	The Indian Heritage of America by Alvin M. Josephy, Jr.	undated
23/18	Indians and Other Americans An Image of the Native American by David Stewart	1971
23/19	The Legend of the Sacred Black Hills	undated
23/20	Of National Prominence	undated
23/21	Native American Consultant List	undated
23/22	Poems by Ray Young Bear	undated
23/23	Prayer of an American Indian	undated
23/24	The Native American, American Studies & The Contemporary World	1973
23/25	Pride in Heritage	1970-1971
23/26	Proud To Be An American? By David N. Poolaw	1971
23/27	Recovery of a Heritage	1978
23/28	Reservation Indian	undated
23/30	James West Sermon	1972
23/31	Some Thoughts About the Bureau of Indian Affairs	undated
23/33	United Native Americans Buy The State of Montana	undated
23/34	Yu Wi Pi by Jonas Belt	undated
23/38	Racial Equality, The future?	undated
24/2	What does a Congressional Committee person do? Panel on "Working with Capital Hill"	1975
24/3	When, Poem by Charlene Bearcub	1972
24/4	Yvonne Is Free, Yvonne Wanrow Defense committee	1979
24/5	Proceedings on Discrimination Indians in Montana	1979
24/6	Affirmation Of Sovereignty Of Indigenous People of the Western Hemisphere	1978
24/10	Board of County Commissioners, County Taxpayers cannot assume federal and state program costs	1976
24/14	Special Services for Disadvantaged Students	1978
24/15	Appropriations Report 1975-77 Biennium, Office of Legislative Fiscal Analyst	1975
24/16	Department of the Interior Organizational Structure	1970
24/17	Department of the Interior Letters	1921 and 1923
24/19	Bureau Of Indian Affairs Area Offices, Agencies and other field Units	undated
24/20	Resolution Opposing Repeal of Indian studies law	1970
24/24	Crime Control and Native Americans, Adult, Juvenile Misdemeanor Arrests by race and offense	1975 and 1976
24/26	Extermination Lecture, Quotes from Montana Post	1864-1865
24/32	History of the Kyi-Yo Indian Club	1985
25/1	Americans for Indian Opportunity	1992
25/2	International Ecumenical Mission Consultation	1992
25/14	Problem of Indian Administration, Johns Hopkins Press	1928
25/17	Indian Concerns Sunday	1983
25/20	Sweat Lodge Floor Plan	undated
25/27	Boil and Hammer Are Living There, Told in English by Charley Anderson	1954
25/28	Twin Light Trail Native American Indian News	undated
25/31	Third Force Issues & Actions in Communities of Color	1993
25/32	American Indians, Blacks, Chicanos, and Puerto Ricans, Journal of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences	1981

Series II: Department Records, 1977-1997Return to Top

1.0 linear foot

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box/Folder
7/9	5th NAS Forum Carrol College	1997
7/10	5th NAS Articulation Symposium	1997
7/11	NAS Faculty Retreat, Agenda Topics	1997
7/18	General Correspondence	1998-1999
7/19	List of Native American Students	1997
8/15	NAS Discussion Questions to consider in classes/seminars	undated
9/18	NAS Buckskin Collection	1980
10/4	Anthropology 585	undated
10/24	UM Sweat lodge at Ft. Missoula	1997-1998
14/1	A philosophy of Native American Studies	1978
14/21	NAS Newsletter	1980-1981
19/19	NAS Proposal Review Committee	1977-1978
25/4	NAS 100 Indian Culture Expressed as Language, Cheyenne Sacred Terminology, Fall 1988	undated
25/5	NAS 100 Indian Culture Expressed as Language, The 4 Sacred Persons, Fall 1988	undated
25/6	NAS 100 Indian Culture Expressed as Language, Pronunciation Guide	undated
25/7	NAS 100 Indian Culture Expressed as Language, Cheyenne Life Journey, Fall 1988	undated
25/8	NAS 100 Indian Culture Expressed as Language, Cheyenne Seasons of Human Development, Fall 1988	undated
25/9	NAS 300 Model School Project, Spring 1988	undated
25/34	Native American Studies Program Reports and Statements	1983-1984

Series III: Photographs, 1970sReturn to Top

0.25 linear feet

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box/Folder
26/1	Native American Studies Promotional Slides for Prospecitve Students	ca. 1970s
26/2	Fifth Annual Kyi-yo Youth Conference Queen Contest	May 1973
26/3	10th Annual Kyi-yo Youth Conference Pow Wow	1978
26/4	Native American Studies Trip to Japan	ca. 1980

Series IV: AV Materials, 1955-2006Return to Top

5.0 linear ft., 1.07 GB

Container(s)	Description	Dates
	Subseries 1: Reel-to-Reel Tapes
Box
27	Tom "Beaverhead" Swaney and Joe McDonald Tom "Beaverhead" Swaney speaking to the seminar on Indian education "Overselling Education; Joe McDonald, principal at Ronan, "The Indian administrator's role in the public school"	August 7, 1971
27	Indian Studies Seminar - King Kakuka Indian Art and History of Indian Art	August 3, 1972
27	Indian Studies Seminar - John Woodenlegs	August 3, 1972
27	Larry Parker (Continued); John Woodenlegs Larry Parker (Continued) Indian Language Tearcher, Ronana, Montana July 25, 1973 and Beginning of John Woodenlegs lecture - Native Religion/ Now and Then.	July 25, 1973
27	John Woodenlegs; Urban Bear Don't Walk John Woodenlegs lecture - Native Religion/ Now and Then; Beginning of Urban Bear Don't Walk "Legal System of Indians" Good or Bad	July 25, 1973
27	Leory Beth and Phil Navasaya Indian Art in Education	February 20, 1973
27	"Trail of Broken Treaties" Slides and Discussion Kathy Ross with Joe and Sherry Saddler	July 31, 1973
27	Joe Medicine Crow - "Crow Tribal Historian"	August 1, 1973
27	Dwight Billedeaux "Higher Education Experiences by Indian Students"	August 2, 1973
27	Dale Old Horn "Bi-cultural, Bi-lingual Education" Part 1 of 2	August 2, 1973
27	Dale Old Horn "Bi-cultural, Bi-lingual Education" Part 2 of 2	August 2, 1973
27	Henrietta Whiteman	Undated
27	Beaverhead Swaney and Alonzo Spang	1971
27	James Welch Lecture Part of Henrietta Whiteman's Religion and Philosophy Class (Native American Studies 301)	February 6, 1979
	Subseries 2: Audiocassettes
Box
28	Lawrence Kenmel (?), Doug Allard, Joe McDonald, Clarice Sanchez, Tom Bearhead Sweeney, Karen Fenton panel discussion, Part 1 of 2 Part of a Native American Conference held at the University of Montana	June 13, 1978
28	Lawrence Kenmel (?), Doug Allard, Joe McDonald, Clarice Sanchez, Tom Bearhead Sweeney, Karen Fenton panel discussion, Part 2 of 2 Part of a Native American Conference held at the University of Montana	June 13, 1978
28	Karen Fenton, Dwight Billedeaux, Dr. Merton McClusky, Bill Yellowtail panel discussion, Part 1 of 2 Part of a Native American Conference held at the University of Montana	June 15, 1978
28	Karen Fenton, Dwight Billedeaux, Dr. Merton McClusky, Bill Yellowtail panel discussion, Part 2 of 2 Part of a Native American Conference held at the University of Montana	June 15, 1978
28	Panel Discussion Part of a Native American Conference held at the University of Montana	June 15, 1978
28	Bob Van Gutten, Don Bishop (?) panel discussion, Part 1 of 2 Part of a Native American Conference held at the University of Montana	June 15, 1978
28	Bob Van Gutten, Don Bishop (?) panel discussion, Part 2 of 2 Part of a Native American Conference held at the University of Montana	June 15, 1978
28	Gen Huitt, St. Ignatius, Montana Fly Eagle Fly; Tuff Times; Lonely Fisherman; 2 Will Go; Hearts of Love; Cross Eyed Sue; Dog Gone Country	Undated
28	Henrietta Whiteman - CR Meeting	March 12, 1955
28	Bob Parsley - JOM; Sam Windyboy - Cultural Conflic	Undated
28	Dr. Arthur Thomas - Student Rights	February 1976
28	Native American Studies 242 Indian and Urban Situations	November 21, 1974
28	New Haly Public Lecture	December 11, 2001
28	New Haly Class Lecture	December 12, 2001
28	Greg Smook Public Lecture	December 11, 2001
28	Wade Davies Class Lecture	December 7, 2001
28	Dennis Smith Public Lecture	December 13-14, 2001
28	Dick Sattler Public Lecture	December 3-4, 2001
28	Ted Rising Sun Tape 1	1992
28	David Beck	Undated
28	Kim Roppolo Interview	Undated
28	Study Guide Language - Betty Rogers, Ted Rising Sun, Dan Alford	Undated
28	Joanne Barker - Mock Class	Undated
28	Feather Stone, Buffy St. Marie, Paul Ortega, Mouth Bow Love Sick Blues (Feather Stone); I'm the One Who Loves You (Feather Stone); Just Because (Feather Stone); I'm Crying Looking for You (Feather Stone); You're so Far Away (Feather Stone); Indian Nation (Feather Stone); Little Wheel Spin and Spin (B. St. Marie); Ground Hog (B. St. Marie); God is Alive, Magpie is Afoot; Now That the Buffalo's Gone; People You are Dying; Traveling Song (Ortega); Bird Song (Ortega); Honor Song (Ortega); Moccasin Game.	Undated
	Subseries 3: VHS Tapes
Video
1	Amerian Indian Religious Freedom Act Hearings Tape 1 of 2	March 8, 1993
2	Amerian Indian Religious Freedom Act Hearings Tape 2 of 2	March 8, 1993
3	Schemitzun Harvest Pow Wow event held by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation	1994
4	The Biology of the Eart: All Things are Connected, NAOMI Telecongerence Includes interview with Henrietta Mann	Janaury 28, 1997
5	LeAnne Howe Inaugral lecture of the Native American Lecture Series hosted by the University of Montana	September 27, 2002
6	Alma Snell - "Taste of Heritage" Native American Lecture Series	October 10, 2002
7	"Culture-Based Education in a Multicultural Setting" Lecture given by Marie Battiste and James (Sakej) Henderson	March 13, 2003
8	Amerian Indian Heritage Day, Panel Discussion Panel discussion on indigenous issues	September 25, 2003
9	American Idian Hertiage Day Lecture 'Traditional Life-Ways and How They Contribute to Education" Lecture given by Kenneth Ryan, Department of Health and Human Services official and Assiniboine elder from the Fort Peck Reservation	September 26, 2003
10	Agelica Lawson, Ph.D. - "Narrating for Hollywod, Narrating for Home: Sherman alexie's Smoke Signals"	November 6, 2003
11	Angelica Lawson, Ph.D. - "Resistance and Resilience in the Writings of Louise Erdich and Nora Marks Dauenhauer"	November 7, 2003
12	"A Cheyenne Story - Grandpa and Grinnell Lecture given by Kimberly Roppolo, Ph.D.	November 14, 2003
13	"Native Edcation vs. Indian Learning or, You Can't Always Tell When Cheyenne and Arapaho Students are Having Fun" Lecture given by Kimberly Roppolo, Ph.D.	November 14, 2003
14	Lecture - "The Tribe Next Door: History of Tradition, Innovation and Multiculturalism" Elizabeth Woody, Navajo-Wasco activits, Ecotrust	April 8, 2004
15	Reading - Poetry Elizabeth Woody, Navajo-Wasco activits, Ecotrust	April 9, 2004
16	WaYaWa American Indian Education Student Association Expert Panel Tape 1 of 2	September 24, 2004
17	WaYaWa American Indian Education Student Association Expert Panel Tape 2 of 2	September 24, 2004
18	Native American Studies Education Panel Part 1 of 2	October 18, 2004
19	Native American Studies Education Panel Part 2 of 2	October 18, 2004
20	Native American Studies Architect Presentation	November 8, 2004
21	Simon Ortiz Talk titled "More Than Language: Linking Land, Culture, and Community" given by Acoma Pueblo Poet Simon Ortiz	February 14, 2005
22	Town Hall Meeting with Jodi Rave Common Ground: Indian Education for All	March 16, 2005
23	Raymond Many Bears Lecture Film presentation and lecture on the boarding school experiences of many Native Amercans	April 21, 2005
24	Native American Studies 100 Lecture Guest lecture in Native American Studies 100 with George Price and Raymond Many Bears	April 22, 2005
25	UM Symposium "The Indian Self-Setermination act at 30 Years of Age: Accomplishments and Challenges"	April 21, 2005
26	Sherman Alexie: A Teacher Workshop Part 1 of 2, with audience discussion omitted	September 16, 2005
27	Earl Old Person American Indian Hertiage Day Lecture - "Pikuni (Blackfeet) Treaty Making with the U.S. Government" given by Earl Old Person, Blackfeet elder and chief.	September 23, 2005
28	Indian Identity Panel Discussion	October 20, 2005
29	American Indians and the U.S. Consitiution - David Wilkens	November 3, 2005
30	Linda Juneau - "Importance of Tribal Histories: Knowing Who You Are"	April 27, 2006
31	Gail Small - "War Stories: American Indian Environmental Issues" Wilderness Issues Lecture Series	April 4, 2006
32	Contemporary Warriors	Undated
33	Contemporary Warriors - Educational Opportunities for Native Americans at the Universtiy of Montana	Undated
34	Interview w/ Dr. Henrietta Whiteman Interview with Dr. Henrietta Whiteman, Deputy to the Assistant Secretary Bureau of Indian Affairs, Washington, DC. Interviewed by Linda Brown, Genocide Program	Undated
	Subseries 4: 3/4 Inch Video
Video
35	Panel Discussion: Montana Tribal Resource Concerns Panelists: Carl Four Stars (Fort Peck); Eugene Heavyrunner (Blackfeet); Franklin "Randy" Perez (Fort Belknap); Clayton Old Elk (Crow); Ruby Sooktis (Northern Cheyenne); K. Ross Toole (University of Montana); Joseph Epes Brown (University of Montana); Danny Meyers (Rocky Boy)	May 3, 1979
36	Panel Discussion: Issues of Tribal Energy Resources Panelists: David Hoopes (Idaho Environmental Consultant); Phillip Ray (Attorney, Blackfeet Reservation); Margery Brown (Dean of University of Montana Law School); James Zion (American Civil Liberties Union); Mark Clark (Montana Power Company)	May 4, 1979
37	Panel Discussion: Issues of Tribal Energy Resources, Continued Panelists: David Hoopes (Idaho Environmental Consultant); Phillip Ray (Attorney, Blackfeet Reservation); Margery Brown (Dean of University of Montana Law School); James Zion (American Civil Liberties Union); Mark Clark (Montana Power Company)	May 4, 1979
38	Panel Discussion: Water Rights Panelists: Mike Watson (Helena Geologist); Dan Boggs (VP, Missouri River Basin Tribal Coalition/ Chairman, Blackfeet); Lloyd Almgrahm (Attorney, Ronan); Gordon Brandonburger (Manager, Bonneville Power Company); Daniel Kemmis (MT House Representative); Jim Posewitz (Department of Fish and Game)	May 4, 1979
38	Panel Discussion: Water Rights, Continued Panelists: Mike Watson (Helena Geologist); Dan Boggs (VP, Missouri River Basin Tribal Coalition/ Chairman, Blackfeet); Lloyd Almgrahm (Attorney, Ronan); Gordon Brandonburger (Manager, Bonneville Power Company); Daniel Kemmis (MT House Representative); Jim Posewitz (Department of Fish and Game)	May 4, 1979
	Subseries 5: 1/2" Open Reel Tapes Open Reel recordings may be duplicated in the other AV subseries.
Tape
1	Larry George	Undated
2	Discussion Panel Henrietta Whiteman and Ruby Sootkiss	Undated
3	Larry George	Undated
4	Larry George	Undated
5	Ki-Yo Indian, L. George	December 8, 1973
6	Henrietta Whiteman	July 23, 1973
7	"Listen... Hear Me Well"	June 1976
	Subseries 6: Digital Media
Digital_File
Digtial File	27th Annual Wilderness Lecture Series: Native Peoples and Conservation "War Stories: American Indian Environmental Issues" lecture given by Gail Small, Northern Cheyenne and Executive Director for Native Action	April 4, 2006
Digtial File	27th Annual Wilderness Lecture Series: Native Peoples and Conservation "Native American Spirituality and Wilderness" lecture given by Janine Pease, Director of Native American Studies and Vice President of American Indian Affairs, Rocky Mountain College, Crow	April 11, 2006

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Indians of North America--Services for--Montana--Missoula
Indians of North America--Study and teaching (Higher)--Montana --Missoula

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University of Montana (Missoula, Mont.). Native American Studies Program

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- University of Montana--Missoula. Native American Studies Program

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