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CONTRIBUTORS
The Spirit of Sovereignty Foundation fund has become a
substantial benefit to students because of the generosity and spirit of contributors.
The following groups have chosen to donate to the scholarship and with their
contribution show their support of Native American excellence.
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Ad-Pro
Arrowpoint
Bergman, Walls and Associates,
Cumming Group
Cunningham Group Architecture
Finley & Cook, P.L.L.C.
Flintco, Inc.
Gaming Laboratories International
Gitchi Gaming, Inc.
Hnedak Bobo Group, Inc
IMA Foundation
JMA Elevated Architecture
Kenco Company
KLAS ROBINSON Q.E.D., INC.
Lexington
McGovern & Green LLP
I-5 Design
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Pacific AG Insurance Agency
POD Productions, LLC
Pricewatrerhousecooper
Self Funded Alternatives of NV
Sport View Technologies
Sullivan Insurance Agency
Suspense
Talent Buyers Network
Thalden-Boyd Architects, LLC
The Laster Group
The Mohegan Sun
Travelers
Tribal Health Partners
Tule River Tribal Council
Video Gaming Technologies, Inc.
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
YWS Architects, LTD |
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Kendra Taylor, Salish Kootenai College, “ My youngest son passed away,
and I was his main caregiver. He inspired me to pursue nursing; he taught me
how to be detail-minded. I know that I can give others similar care and
I will continue to help others as a nurse.” |
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Tashina Kitchen, Little Priest Tribal College, “Every day I drive 40
miles one way to attend LPTC, which shows just how motivated I am about my education.
LPTC nominated me for ‘Who’s Who’, among college students and
that has motivated me to finish.” |
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Tony Oktollik, Ilisagvik College, “The reason I decided to go to college
is to show my kids that even starting your education late you can still achieve
your goals. Once I attain my diploma, I hope to find a decent job to give
my kids a better life.” |
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Michael Morningstar, Fort Berthold Community College, “I find
myself truly interested at the possibilities and complexity of how networks are
developed and managed. I also enjoy that networks enable and promote connection
among people of all races and creeds.” |
*All additional questions can be directed to Angelica Molina at 202-546-7711
or by email to amolina@indiangaming.org
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