Guide to the Native American Educational Services, American Indian Press Association Records 1970-1976


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• Descriptive Summary
• Information on Use
• Access
• Citation
• Historical Note (5)
• Scope Note
• Related Resources
• Related Resources
• Subject Headings (2)
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Descriptive Summary

Information on Use

Access

The collection is open for research.

Citation

When quoting material from this collection, the preferred citation is: Native American Educational Services. American Indian Press Association. Records, [Box #, Folder #], Hanna Holborn Gray Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library

Historical Note

The American Indian Press Association was a news-gathering organization devoted to increasing the participation of Native Americans in the creation and consumption of newspapers. Notable staff members included Rose Robinson, Charles Trimble, and Richard LaCourse. The AIPA was in operation from 1970 until 1976.

The AIPA records were held by the Native American Education Service (NAES) until 2008. Established in Chicago in 1974, NAES College aimed to improve the leadership of Native communities and to ensure that tribal knowledge, traditions and values play a major role in the higher education of Native students. Before closing its doors in 2007, NAES College offered a single degree, a Bachelor's of Arts in General Studies with an emphasis in Public Policy, and tribal knowledge, community service, community development and leadership.

Scope Note

This collection consists of press releases produced by the American Indian Press Association.

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Subject Headings

• American Indian Press Association
• NAES College
• Indians of North America
• Indians of North America -- Education (Higher)
• Indian universities and colleges -- United States

INVENTORY