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By: Yamni White Hat A three-day cultural immersion camp held last week provided a group of young girls with an opportunity to connect with Lakota traditions, build self-confidence, and develop a deep bond with the Sunkawakan Oyate (the Horse Nation). This last week I helped assist with the Wicincila, Younger Girls, Sunkawakan Camp. This three-day experience for girls ages 8 to 11 blended cultural teachings, hands-on learning, and outdoor activities. The purpose of the camp wa

Photo Credit: Kalion Knox | SGU Media Tech By: Gabriella Kenny SGU Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi, Bringing the Family Back to Life, annually hosts a Teen Horse Handler Training Camp. This 4-day training is for teenagers ages 14-18 who want to learn or are passionate about riding and working with horses; along with learning ranch maintenance and Lakota teachings. Day One: In the morning the teen horse handlers learned about horse anatomy, how to properly tack up a horse – followed by put

Read Brenda Joiner's Story. Featured on the American Indian College Fund Website Brenda Joiner, Sinte Gleska University GED Alumna My name is Brenda. I dropped out of school when I was 16 years old. Over the years, I’ve worked at many places that didn’t require a high school diploma or GED, but having one was always in the back of my mind.

SGU's Nursing department was honored to host the South Dakota Board of Nursing on Wednesday, April 15th, amidst an eventful and beautiful day here at SGU. Linda Young, SD Department of Health, Board of Nursing Executive Director, and Bryan Wermers, SD Nurses Association, MSN, RN, CPN, Associate Director of Education, and SD Board of Nursing member, visited with the SGU Nursing Students, Faculty, and Administration. In photo, SGU Nursing Faculty and Staff and SD Board of Nursi