Dine' College (formerly Navajo Community College), the first of 30 tribal colleges, is a public (and accredited) institution of higher education chartered by the Navajo Nation. The mission of Dine' College is to apply the Sa'ah Naagha'i Bik'eh Hozhoon principles (a Navajo Four-Directions, Four-Worlds model) to advance quality student learning through Nitsahakees (Thinking), Nahata' (Planning), Iina' (Living), and Siih Hasin (Assuring). It both helps preserve Dine' (Navajo) tradition and prepare students for the modern workforce in mainstream America and the emerging Global Village.

Higher Education

Dine' College (formerly Navajo Community College)

Dine' College (formerly Navajo Community College)'s headquarters in United States

This department manages financial planning, budgeting, and administration functions to support organizational operations.

Finance and Administration

The Academic Faculty and Research team at Dine' College plays a pivotal role in delivering high-quality education while fostering an inclusive learning environment that respects and integrates Navajo culture. This diverse group of educators and researchers collaborates to design innovative curricula, conduct meaningful research, and support student success in various disciplines, all while aligning with the institution's mission to enhance traditional knowledge and prepare students for contemporary challenges.

Academic Faculty and Research

This department focuses on delivering educational programs and conducting research in the sciences.

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