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Educating Indian Country's Future Leaders

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Author: 
Lee Allen
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2013

Educating Indian Country’s Future Leaders

Educating Indian Country’s Future Leaders
Educating Indian Country's Future Leaders

To grapple with the concept of good leaders and how to become one, 100 attendees–newly-elected and aspiring leaders from Native Nations–gathered in Tucson, Arizona November 6-7 for a specifically-developed Executive Education Seminar titled, "Emerging Leaders." Developed by the Native Nations Institute for Leadership, Management, and Policy, a dozen sessions on key governance topics were aimed at preparing participants to begin building personal blueprints for leadership success...

citizen education, leadership development, leadership skills, practical sovereignty, sovereignty
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Allen, Lee. "Educating Indian Country’s Future Leaders." Indian Country Today Media Network. November 15, 2013. Article. (https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/news/politics/educating-indian-countrys-future-leaders/, accessed November 15, 2013)

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