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Alana Bitsuie and Michael Spears

AIS Graduate Students Receive the 2026 Haury Program's Indigenous Resilience Graduate Research Award

Dr. Jennifer Jenkins

Jennifer Jenkins Receives a Borderlands Research Award

Husi Cazares in AIS 420A 520A: Indigenous Children's Literature class

AIS Alum Husi Cázares Visits AIS420A/520A Indigenous Children's Literature Class

Dani Kouyoumdjian & Ben Richmond presenting at AI/IN Healthcare Workforce Development Summit

Dani Kouyoumdjian Presents at AI/AN Healthcare Workforce Development Summit

Holding the World in Balance Edited by Mary Cathleen Wilson

AIS Alumna Mary Cathleen Wilson Edits New Book

Dr. Tsosie-Paddock

CUES Awards Dr. Aresta Tsosie-Paddock and Her Team the 2026 Spanning Boundaries Grant

Dr. Amy Fatzinger & Little House on the Prairie Books (courtesy of Fernando Chavez)

Dr. Amy Fatzinger Features in News Articles About 'Little House on the Prairie'

Dr. Reid Gomez and her new book The Web of Differing Versions

Dr. Reid Gómez Publishes New Book

Cassidy Schoenfelder and her dog Betty Blue

University at Buffalo's Indigenous Studies Department Welcomes Cassidy Schoenfelder as a Post-Doctoral Scholar

Dr. Amy Fatzinger publishes in canadian literature issue 263

Dr. Amy Fatzinger Publishes in Canadian Literature Issue 263

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