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Year Title 2005 AIHEC Student Congress Plans 20th Anniversary 2005 Cuny Names Ms. AIHEC, Decoteau as Mr. AIHEC 2004 High Eagle Shares Story At AIHEC Conference 2003 NPS Makes Agreement With AIHEC Student Congress 2003 Members of theAIHEC Student Congress traveled to Washington 2003 AIHEC celebrates 30th anniversary 2002 Today's educators creating the leaders of tomorrow 2002 Resource Guide 2002 President George W Bush signs Executive Order 13270 for tribal colleges and universities 2001 Reflecting on the impact of NAHEI projects - Leadership Development 2000 Reflecting on the impact of NAHEI projects - Group Two: National Organizational Leadershipt Development 2000 WK Kellogg convenes NAHEI Advisory Committee to discuss NAHEI Transition Phase 2000 President Clinton is first president to visit a tribal college (Diné College) 1999 AIHEC partners with Black and Hispanic serving colleges to form the Alliance for Equity in Education 1998-2000 NAHEI supported projects implemented and monitored 1998 Student Congress develops initiative 1998 US Congress Passes the Strengthening Tribal College Program in Title II of the Higher Education Act 1997 Carnegie Foundation publishes Native American Colleges, Progress and Prospects 1997 AIHEC Includes Haskell, SIPI and IAIA as voting members 1997 WK Kellogg Foundation NAHEI Phase II (1997-2002) 1997 White Earth Tribal and Community College is chartered 1996 President William J Clinton signs Executive Order 13021 on tribal colleges 1996 White House Initiative on Tribal Colleges and Universities office is created 1996 Little Priest Tribal College is chartered 1995 WK Kellogg Foundation launches Native American Higher Education Initiative 1994 US Congress passes the Equity in Education Land-Grant Status Act granting 29 tribal colleges land-grant status 1994 AIHEC purchases its own office building in Alexandria VA 1993 College of Menominee Nation is chartered 1992 Gail Bruce conceives idea for log cultural centers 1990s AIHEC Student Congress - More information about the early 1990s 1990 Tribal college librarians hold first Professional Development Institute 1990 Leech Lake Tribal College is chartered 1989 American Indian College Fund Incorporates 1989 AIHEC creates the Tribal College Journal 1989 Carnegie Foundation publishes special report: Tribal College, Shaping the Future of Native America 1989 Ten outstanding Tribal college students are recognized with AICF scholarships at the annual AIHEC Higher Education Conference held April 11-14th at Albuquerque, N.M. 1989 The annual AIHEC membership meeting in Washington, D.C., formal action is taken to accommodate expenses incurred by the AIHEC Student Congress leadership at the AIHEC conference. 1988 Institute of American Indian Arts gets Congressional charter 1988 AIHEC Student Congress President Sharon Iron Star of Saskatchewan Indian Federated College convened the third annual membership meeting during the 20th annual NIEA Convention at Tulsa, OK 1988 The AIHEC Student Congress published its first organizational newsletter with the assistance of Sinte Gleska University 1987 AIHEC Develops Scholarship Ideas 1987 Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College is chartered 1987 The AIHEC Student Congress established the annual AIHEC Outstanding Student of the Year awards program 1987 The first annual AIHEC Student Congress awards program was held at the annual AIHEC Higher Education conference in Missoula, Montana 1987 AIHEC Student Congress Re-organization 1987 The AIHEC Student Congress continued to coordinate activities for the AICF logo contest 1987 AIHEC Student Congress annual membership meeting 1986 American Indian College Fund Chartered 1986 Henrietta Mann, First BIA official to testify in support of tribal colleges 1986 Red Crow Community College is chartered 1986 AIHEC Created the Student Congress 1986 Tribal college students organized an ad hoc committee to formally establish the AIHEC Student Congress at the 5th AIHEC Conference 1986 Phil Baird (UTTC) and Elaine Beaudreau (OLC) convened Tribal college students and facilitated a two-day organizational development meeting on the Tsaile campus of Navajo Community College 1986 The ad hoc committee of the AIHEC Student Congress met with the AIHEC board of directors prior to the annual NIEA Convention in Reno, Nevada 1986 The members of the AIHEC Student Congress 1984 Bay Mills Community College is chartered 1984 Fort Belknap College is chartered 1984 Stone Child College is chartered 1983 AIHEC Bylaws include BIZ schools as associate members 1983 Northwest Indian College is chartered 1982 Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College is chartered 1981 First AIHEC Student Conference held in Rapid City, SD 1980s Phil Baird of Sinte Gleska College and Elaine Beaudreau of Oglala Lakota College regularly conducted conference workshops on the topic of Student Leadership Development. 1980 Little Big Horn College is chartered 1979 First Appropriations (core operational support) 1979 Crownpoint Institute of Technology is chartered 1979 Nebraska Indian Community College is chartered 1978 Tribal College Act Bill Passed 1978 US Congress passes the Tribally Controlled Community College Assistance Act 1978 Fort Peck Community College is chartered 1977 Salish Kootenai College is chartered 1976 Black Caucus and US Rep. Shirley Chisholm support tribal college funding 1975 BIA testifies against need for tribal colleges 1975 Chief Dull Knife College is chartered 1975 Keweenaw Bay Community College is chartered 1974 Blackfeet Community College is chartered 1974 Cankdeska Cikana Community College is chartered 1974 Si Tanka Huron College is chartered 1974 Fort Berthold Community College is chartered 1973 Sitting Bull College is chartered 1973 Six tribal colleges charter AIHEC and open office in Denver 1972 Founding & Charter of AIHEC 1972 Turtle Mountain Community College is chartered 1971 Navajo Community College Act Approved by Congress 1971 D-Q University is Chartered 1971 Oglala Lakota College is Chartered 1971 Sinte Gleska University is chartered 1971 Southwestern Indian Poytechnic Institute is chartered 1968 Navajo Community College Founded & Chartered 1968 United Tribes Technical College is Chartered 1962 Haskell opens as a Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Boarding school 1962 Institute of American Indian arts is created by BIA