"Education
is the seed that provides spiritual and individual growth."
Catching The Dream
Formerly known as the Native American Scholarship Fund,
Catching the Dream (CTD) was chartered in 1986 to help provide Indian
tribes, Indian communities and tribal organizations with professionally
trained and educated Native Americans
"PREPARING EXEMPLARY STUDENTS"
EXEMPLARY INSTITUTE
April 30-May 1, 2009
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April 30, Keynote speaker, three
workshops
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April 30, Lunch and Talent Show
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May 1, Keynote speaker, three workshops
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May 1, Awards Luncheon, Prize Drawing
and Oral Evaluation
Marriott Hotel,
2101 Louisiana Blvd., NEAlbuquerque NM
Room reservations (505) 881-6800
The Gathering of Nations Pow-Wow is immediately
following
Contact: Catching the Dream
8200 Mountain Road, NE, Suite 203
Albuquerque NM 87110(505)
262-2351, fax (505) 262-0534cell (505) 553-8435
www.catchingthedream.org
EXEMPLARY INSTITUTE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
January 4, 2008 CATCHING THE DREAM
SUMMARY OF EXEMPLARY PROGRAMS, 2008
1. The Student Services Project (SSP) at the
University of Alaska has had Native students performing
better than the overall university student population
on pre-calculus since 1992.
2. The Rural Alaska Honors Institute of the University
of Alaska has sent over 60% of its alumni on to
college for over 15 years and over 80% of them have
finished college.....read
more
New Publications.........more
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CTD's primary focus is to raise funds to provide scholarship funding
for high-achieving American Indians in the fields critical to the
economic, social, environmental, political, educational, and business
development of Indian communities.
To supplement the focus on scholarship aid, CTD has programs to
help Indian students prepare more thoroughly for college-level studies
and to improve the educational resources and programs that prepare
these students for college. School Administrators and Educators
should refer to the Grants and Conferences pages to become familiar
with the ten-year history of sponsorship of programs and projects
to improve the performance of Indian students.
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