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Sunday, June 01, 2025

Education

'New life' initiative to recruit American Indian students

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Written by: Associated Press
Parent Category: Life
Published: 22 May 2017

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — South Dakota State University president Barry Dunn says he can see a future in which reservation hospitals and health centers across South Dakota employ pharmacists and lab scientists educated at his school, with doctors and administrators also trained at institutions in the state.

The land-grant university is pursuing a new initiative to increase the number of students at the school from the nine tribal nations in South Dakota, Dunn said Friday. The Wokini Initiative, bearing a Lakota word that means "new life" or "a new beginning," is a top priority for Dunn, a Rosebud Sioux tribe member who took over as president about a year ago.

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