$225,000 from the Mellon Foundation will support American Indian and Indigenous (AII) community-building events, bring more AII voices to campus, and power a summer institute on Indigenous humanities.
Ada McDaniel is part of the inaugural Muckleshoot Cohort and, when she graduates in June, will be the first person in her family to earn a doctoral degree.
A new display and permanent land acknowledgement in Milgard Hall celebrates our partnership with the Puyallup Tribe.
The creation of the Family Room and a registered student organization offer new resources to the Native and Indigenous community at UW Tacoma.
Students in the Muckleshoot cohort of UW Tacoma's Ed.D. program have been working remotely since the pandemic began.
UW's Population Health Initiative recently spotlighted the work of UW Tacoma Associate Professor Michelle Montgomery.
Fourteen stories from the past year that showcase the best of UW Tacoma.
DeAnn Dillon is a mom, a teacher, an auntie, a Native American, a legislative aide, and a doctoral student. She is also a giver of energy.
The Indigenizing Pedagogy Institute is helping to decolonize the classroom while creating visibility for Native students at UW Tacoma.
UW Tacoma's School of Education and the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe have signed a memorandum of agreement that will bring a doctoral program to the tribal college.
