Participation in TCU Community Programs
In addition to providing American Indian or Alaska Native students access to postsecondary education, TCUs play a critical role within their larger Native communities, often serving as the cultural center for their community and providing additional services including health programs, educational and college preparation programs, and employment skills development workshops. In 2017–18, 122,596 community members were reached through the community education programming offered by TCUs.
Report Links
Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education: 2020 Supplement
Chapter Two: SPOTLIGHT: Tribal Colleges and Universities: Serving Native Students in Higher Education
Chapter Two Report Download (PDF) 1 MB
Chapter Two Data Tables Download (XLSX) 46 KB
Source
American Indian Higher Education Consortium, American Indian Measures of Success, 2017-18
Data Notes
Cultural programs include those focused on traditional tribal culture, art, and history.
Other programs include those related to parenting, holidays, movie nights, carnivals, and other programs not directly related to any other program type listed.
