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Fall 2019

The 2019 graduating class of Sitting Bull College was historically the largest amount of students to ever graduate from Sitting Bull College. A total of eighty-two students walked across that stage with their heads held high knowing they were one step closer

to their future education goals.Sitting Bull College also had their first graduating class in the Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction Degree. Congratulations to

all of our graduates and we wish you the best in your future endeavors!!

What’s InsideNEWS and Fall Calendar .................................Page 2

Fall Class Schedule ....................................... Page 3-4

Run in the Sun ..................................................Page 5

Food Panty ........................................................Page 5

Dakota/Lakota Summer Institute ....................Page 6

Summer Camps ................................................Page 7

Farmer/ Rancher Program ...............................Page 8

Fall Semester 2019 August 13 Registration McLaughlin August 14 Registration Mobridge August 15-16 In-Service August 19-23 Registration Fort Yates August 23 Last Day to Register for Classes August 26 First Day of Classes August 30 Last Day to Change Classes September 2 Labor Day Holiday September 23-27 Native American Week September 27 Native American Day Holiday October 14-17 Midterms Week October 28-30 Pre-registration for spring (All Students) November 11 Veterans Day Holiday (Observed) November 22 Last Day to Drop Classes November 28-29 Thanksgiving Holiday December 6 Last Day of Classes December 9-12 Final Exams December 16 All Chiefs Day (Observed) January 10 Last Day to Remove Incompletes from Fall Semester

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Sitting Bull College 2019-20 Fall Schedule of Classes

Fort Yates ClassesD I V I S I O N O F A G R I C U LT U R E

COURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATIONARSC 236 Introduction to Range Management Francis Onduso 3 W 10:30a-1:25p STC-134

SOIL 499A Soil Morphology & Classification Gary Halvorson 3 T 4p-6:55p STC-124

D I V I S I O N O F B U S I N E S SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

BAD 103 Legal Environment of Business Brad Peterson 3 W 6p-8:55p STC-120

BAD 201 Principles of Accounting I Rachel Kuntz 3 T 1p-3:55p EC-123

BAD 208 Entrepreneurial Marketing Glen Philbrick 3 M W 1p-2:25p EC-112

BAD 297 Business Administration/ManagementInt Glen Philbrick 3 INTRNSHP

BAD 303 ON Human Resource Management Therese Schmidt 3 ONLINE

BAD 311 Principles of Marketing Therese Schmidt 3 T R 1p-2:25p EC-112

BAD 323 Payroll Accounting Christine Goldsmith 3 M 6p-8:55p EC-112

BAD 406 Business Ethics Rachel Kuntz 3 R 5p-9:55p EC-105

BAD 434 World Business Sterling St. John 3 W 5p-9:55p EC-112

BAD 453 Strategic Management Glen Philbrick 3 W 5p-9:55p EC-112

BOTE 247 Spreadsheet Applications Therese Schmidt 3 M 4p-6:55p STC-108

CIS 128 Microcomputer Hardware I Gaberiella Arellano 3 W 9a-11:55a STC-105

CIS 164 Networking Fundamentals I Gaberiella Arellano 4 T R 10a-11:55a STC-105

CIS 181 ON Creating Web Pages Lisa McLaughlin 3 R R ONLINE

CIS 212 Operating Systems Client Gaberiella Arellano 3 1p-2:25p STC-105

CSCI 101 01 Introduction to Computers Gaberiella Arellano 3 M W 1p-2:25p STC-105

CSCI 101 02 Introduction to Computers Therese Schmidt 3 M W 1p-2:25p STC-108

CSCI 101 03 Introduction to Computers Therese Schmidt 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a STC-108

CSCI 101 04 Introduction to Computers Jodi Thunder Hawk 3 W 4:30p-7:25p STC-105

D I V I S I O N O F C O N S T R U C T I O N T E C H N O L O G YCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

ECAL 101 Electrical Fundamentals I Bruce Greig 3 M W 10a-10:55a BTT-ECAL

R 11a-11:55a BTT-ECAL

ECAL 103 Electrical Code Study Bruce Greig 3 M T W 11a-11:55a BTT-ECAL

ECAL 104 Electrical Trades Math Bruce Greig 2 T R 10a-10:55a BTT-ECAL

ECAL 106 Electrical Practicum I Bruce Greig 4 M T W R 1p-3:55p BTT-ECAL

OSHA 100 Safety Course Mitch Kersten 1 BTT-ECAL

D I V I S I O N O F E D U C AT I O NCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

ECE 210 Introduction to Early Childhood Chris Fried 2 W 1p-2:55p FSC-YELLO

ECE 211 Introduction to Assessment Chris Fried 1 W 3p-3:55p FSC-YELLO

ECE 497 Early Childhood Internship - FieldStudy Derek Stewart 12 INTRNSHP

EED 250 Introduction to Education Travis Frank 2 R 10a-11:55a FSC-RED

EED 256 Foundations of Education Travis Frank 3 W 1p-3:55p FSC-RED

EED 260 Educational Psychology Travis Frank 3 T 9a-11:55a FSC-RED

EED 290 Art for Elementary Teacher Derek Stewart 2 R 2:30p-4:25p FSC-YELLO

EED 298 Pre-Professional Experience Travis Frank 1 BY ARR

EED 498 Senior Capstone Travis Frank 1 BY ARR

EED 501 Advanced Foundations of Education Travis Frank 3 W 5p-7:55p FSC-RED

EED 525 HY Critique & Design of Research Chris Fried 2 M FSC-RED

EED 526 HY Research Writing Chris Fried 1 M FSC-RED

SPD 497 Student Teaching in the Secondary Scho Chris Fried 12 INTRNSHP

SPD 320 HY Curriculum & Resources in Special Educa Derek Stewart 3 T FSC-YELLO

SPD 420 HY Special Education Assessment Derek Stewart 3 T FSC-YELLO

D I V I S I O N O F E N G I N E E R I N GCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

ENGR 115 IV Introduction to the Engineering Professio Robert Pieri 4 M W 11a-12:25p STC-102

ENGR 221 IV Statics Austin Allard 3 M W 1p-2:25p STC-102

ENGR 222 IV Dynamics Joshua Mattes 3 T R 1p-2:25p STC-102

D I V I S I O N O F A R T S & H U M A N I T I E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

COMM 110 Fundamentals of Public Speaking Suzanne Albers 3 T R 1p-2:25p STC-108

ENGL 099B 01 College Writing Preparation Suzanne Albers 2 T R 10:30a-11:25a SC-LAB

ENGL 110 01 Composition I Renee Froelich 3 T R 9a-10:25a STC-101

ENGL 110 02 Composition I Renee Froelich 3 T R 1p-2:25p STC-101

ENGL 120 Composition II Renee Froelich 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a STC-101

HUM 297 ON General Studies Captsone Renee Froelich 1 ONLINE

HUM 497 ON General Studies Capstone Renee Froelich 1 ONLINE

D I V I S I O N O F H E A LT H & P H Y S E D U C AT I O NCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

HPER 210 01 First Aid/CPR/AED Les Siewert 2 STC-111

HPER 217 Personal & Community Health Tiffany Baker 2 M 2p-3:55p EC-109

D I V I S I O N O F N AT I V E A M E R I C A N S T U D I E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

NAS 101 01 Ochethi Sakowin Language for Beginners Helene Circle Eagle 4 M W 10a-11:55a FSC-WHITE

NAS 101 02 Ochethi Sakowin Language for Beginners Gabe Black Moon 4 M W 5p-6:55p FSC-WHITE

NAS 102 Ochethi Sakowin Language for Elementar Gabe Black Moon 4 M W 5p-6:55p FSC-WHITE

NAS 122 Ochethi Sakowin Teachings III Helene Circle Eagle 1

NAS 204 Native American Governments: Tradition Michael Moore 3 M W 10:30a-11:55a FSC-RED

NAS 211 Ochethi Sakowin Language for Pre-Inter Helene Circle Eagle 4 T R 10a-11:55a FSC-WHITE

NAS 299U Ochethi Sakowin Art Projects Helene Circle Eagle 3 W 1p-3:55p FSC-WHITE

NAS 309 Comparative Spirituality Michael Moore 3 M 1p-3:55p FSC-WHITE

NAS 421 Ochethi Sakowin Social & Kinship System Michael Moore 3 T 1p-3:55p FSC-WHITE

NAS 445 Applying Native American Culture toNatu Michael Moore 3 W 12:30p-3:25p STC-129

NAS 499U Ochethi Sakowin Art Projects Helene Circle Eagle 3 W 1p-3:55p FSC-WHITE

D I V I S I O N O F N U R S I N GCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

NURS 101 Introduction to the Nursing Profession 1 M 11a-11:55a STC-129

NURS 201 Holistic Health Assessment Across the Lif 3 T R 9a-10:55a STC-131

NURS 205 Basic Pharmacology for Nurses 2 T R 1p-1:55p STC-129

NURS 206 Fundamental Nursing Interventions 3 M T W R 9a-11:55a STC-131

NURS 206C Fundamental Nursing InterventionsNursi 1 R 9a-11:55a STC-129

NURS 231 Mental Health/Behavioral Health Nursing 2 M 1p-1:55p STC-131

M 3p-6:55p STC-131

NURS 245 Nursing Care of Families 4 T R 9a-10:25a STC-129

T R 2p-4:55p STC-129

D I V I S I O N O F M AT H & S C I E N C ECOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

BIOL 220 Anatomy & Physiology I 4 M W 9a-10:25a STC-129

W 10:30a-12:25p STC-130

BIOL 499B Entomology Renae Schmitt 3 T R 10:30a-11:55p STC-130

CHEM 115 Introduction to Chemistry Gary Halvorson 4 M W 9a-10:25a STC-124

M 1p-2:55p STC-124

CHEM 116 Introduction to Organic & Biochemistry Mafany Ndiva Mongo 4 M W 11a-12:25p STC-124

W 1p-2:55p STC-124

CHEM 121 General Chemistry I Gary Halvorson 4 M W 9a-10:25a STC-124

M 1p-2:55p STC-124

ENS 113 Introduction to Environmental Science Daniel Buresh 4 M 9a-10:55a STC-129

W 9a-11:55a STC-129

ENS 211 Introduction to GIS/GPS Mafany Ndiva Mongo 3 T 4p-6:55p STC-134

ENS 225 Environmental Sampling Daniel Buresh 4 T 1p-4:55p STC-130

ENS 240 Environmental Statistics Daniel Buresh 3 R 1p-3:55p STC-134

ENS 260 Environmental Research Project I Renae Schmitt 2 BY ARR

ENS 261 Environmental Research Project II Renae Schmitt 2 BY ARR

ENS 297A Environmental Science Internship Renae Schmitt 1 INTRNSHP

ENS 297B Environmental Science Internship Renae Schmitt 1 INTRNSHP

ENS 297C Environmental Science Internship Renae Schmitt 1 INTRNSHP

ENS 299H Field Botany Francis Onduso 1

ENS 299Q Plant Restoration Renae Schmitt 3

ENS 311 Introduction to GIS/GPS Mafany Ndiva Mongo 3 T 4p-6:55p STC-134

ENS 321 Environmental Chemistry Mafany Ndiva Mongo 3 T 1p-3:55p STC-124

ENS 331 Wildlife Conservation Renae Schmitt 3 W 4p-6:55p STC-130

ENS 422 Environmental Toxicology Francis Onduso 3 M W 2:30p-3:55p STC-134

ENS 432 Aquatic Ecosystems Daniel Buresh 3 M 12p-2:55p STC-130

ENS 445 Applying Dakota/Lakota Culture to Enviro Daniel Buresh 3 W 12:30p-3:25p STC-129

ENS 493A Senior Research Mafany Ndiva Mongo 1 INTRNSHP

ENS 493B Senior Research Mafany Ndiva Mongo 1 INTRNSHP

ENS 493C Senior Research Mafany Ndiva Mongo 1 INTRNSHP

ENS 499R Genetics Francis Onduso 3 M 10:30a-1:25p STC-134

ENS 500A Graduate Research Seminar Mafany Ndiva Mongo 3 BY ARR

ENS 545 Applying Dakota/Lakota Culture in Enviro Daniel Buresh 3 W 12:30p-3:25p STC-129

ENS 560 Advanced Water & Soil Biogeochemistry Gary Halvorson 3 T R 9a-10:25a STC-124

ENS 600A Graduate Research & Thesis Gary Halvorson 1 BY ARR

MATH 099 01 College Math Preparation Tim Krahler 4 T R 2:30p-4:25p STC-111

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MATH 101 01 Pre-Algebra Tim Krahler 4 T R 2:30p-4:25p STC-111

MATH 102 01 Intermediate Algebra Tim Krahler 4 T R 2:30p-4:25p STC-111

MATH 102 02 Intermediate Algebra Tim Krahler 4 M W 10:30a-12:25p STC-111

MATH 103 01 College Algebra Tim Krahler 4 T R 2:30p-4:25p STC-111

MATH 103 02 College Algebra Tim Krahler 4 M W 10:30a-12:25p STC-111

MATH 107 Precalculus Joshua Mattes 5 M W 1p-3:25p STC-111

MATH 129 IV Basic Linear Algebra Ann Vallie 3 M W 5p-6:25p STC-102

MATH 165 IV Calculus I Joshua Mattes 4 M W 4:30p-6:25p STC-102

MATH 166 IV Calculus II Mike Parker 4 T R 1p-2:55p STC-102

MATH 265 IV Calculus III Mike Parker 4 T R 4:30p-6:25p STC-102

MATH 314 Applied Statistics Tim Krahler 3 T R 1p-2:25p STC-111

PHYS 252 University Physics II Joshua Mattes 4 T R 9:30a-11:55a STC-134

D I V I S I O N O F S O C I A L & B E H AV O R I A L S C I E N C E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

CJ 201 Introduction to Criminal Justice Wayne Shelley 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a EC-105

CJ 203 Interview & Interrogation Wayne Shelley 3 T R 3p-4:25p EC-105

CJ 209 Will, Probate & Property Law Vicki Broz Krause 3 M 4:30p-7:25p EC-105

CJ 210 Legal Research, Writing & Case Analysis Erin Shanley 3 W 4:30p-7:25p EC-105

CJ 225 Introduction to American Courts Wayne Shelley 3 M W 3p-4:25p EC-105

CJ 230 Criminal Law Wayne Shelley 3 M W 1p-2:25p EC-105

CJ 245 Survey of Forensic Sciences Wayne Shelley 3 T R 1p-2:25p EC-105

ECON 202 Macroeconomics Glen Philbrick 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a EC-112

HS 102 Interviewing I Roxy Howes 3 M W 9a-10:25a STC-111

HS 201 Case Management I Roxy Howes 3 M W 10:30a-11:55a STC-114

HS 260 Crisis Intervention/Suicide Prevention Roxy Howes 3 M W 1p-2:25p STC-114

HS 297A Human Services Internship Roxy Howes 1 INTRNSHP

HS 297B Human Services Internship Roxy Howes 1 INTRNSHP

HS 297C Human Services Internship Roxy Howes 1 INTRNSHP

PSYC 100 01 First Year Learning Experience Lindsay Sandquist 3 M W 9a-10:25a STC-101

PSYC 100 02 First Year Learning Experience Lindsay Sandquist 3 M W 1p-2:25p STC-101

PSYC 100 03 First Year Learning Experience Lindsay Sandquist 1 BY ARR

PSYC 111 IV Introduction to Psychology Roxy Howes 3 T R 1p-2:25p STC-114

PSYC 270 IV Abnormal Psychology Roxy Howes 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a STC-114

SOC 099 HY Job Skills Stephanie Rusher 2

SOC 120 ON Transitions-Graduation & Beyond Renee Froelich 2 ONLINE

SWK 356 Social Welfare Policy & Social Justice Alicia Gourd-Mackin 3 M W 1p-2:25p STC-120

SWK 364 Ethical Social Work Practice Alicia Gourd-Mackin 3 M W 9a-10:25a STC-120

SWK 435 Social Work Methods II: Work with Grou Alicia Gourd-Mackin 3 T R 1p-2:25p STC-120

SWK 442 Research Methods in Social Work Alicia Gourd-Mackin 3 T R 9a-10:25a STC-120

McLaughlin ClassesD I V I S I O N O F B U S I N E S S

COURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATIONCSCI 101 MC Introduction to Computers Bernadette Terrell 3 R 9a-11:55a MCL-MCL

D I V I S I O N O F A R T S & H U M A N I T I E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

ART 146 MC Beadwork Kimberly Cosay 3 W 4:30a-7:25a MCL-104

ENGL 099B MCCollege Writing Preparation Suzanne Albers 2 M 10:30a-12:25p MCL-102

ENGL 110 MC Composition I Kayla Stewart 3 M W 9a-10:25a MCL-104

D I V I S I O N O F N AT I V E A M E R I C A N S T U D I E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

NAS 103 MC Introduction to Ochethi Sakowin Languag Michael Moore 4 R 1p-4:55p MCL-101

D I V I S I O N O F M AT H & S C I E N C ECOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

BIOL 150 MC General Biology I Francis Onduso 4 T 4p-8:55p MCL-SCI

MATH 099 MC College Math Preparation Tim Krahler 4 M W 2p-3:55p MCL-101

MATH 101 MC Pre-Algebra Tim Krahler 4 M W 2p-3:55p MCL-101

D I V I S I O N O F S O C I A L & B E H AV O R I A L S C I E N C E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

PSYC 100 MC First Year Learning Experience Bernadette Terrell 3 T 9a-11:55a MCL-102

PSYC 111 MI Introduction to Psychology Roxy Howes 3 T R 1p-2:25p MCL-IVN

PSYC 270 MI Abnormal Psychology Roxy Howes 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a MCL-IVN

Mobridge ClassesD I V I S I O N O F B U S I N E S S

COURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATIONCSCI 101 MO Introduction to Computers Jan Brockel 3 T 9a-11:55a MOB-6

D I V I S I O N O F A R T S & H U M A N I T I E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

COMM 110 M Fundamentals of Public Speaking Kayla Stewart 3 W 4p-6:55p MOB-9

ENGL 099B MOCollege Writing Preparation Suzanne Albers 2 W 2:30p-4:25p MOB-3

ENGL 110 MO Composition I Kayla Stewart 3 M W 1p-2:25p MOB-6

ENGL 120 MO Composition II Kayla Stewart 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a MOB-3

D I V I S I O N O F N AT I V E A M E R I C A N S T U D I E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

NAS 101 MO Ochethi Sakowin Language for Beginners Helene Circle Eagle 4 T R 4p-5:55p MOB-9

NAS 102 MO Ochethi Sakowin Language for Elementar Helene Circle Eagle 4 T R 4p-5:55p MOB-9

D I V I S I O N O F S O C I A L & B E H AV O R I A L S C I E N C E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

PSYC 100 MO First Year Learning Experience Jan Brockel 3 W 9a-11:55a MOB-9

PSYC 111 OI Introduction to Psychology Roxy Howes 3 T R 1p-2:25p MOB-8

PSYC 270 OI Abnormal Psychology Roxy Howes 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a MOB-8

The 2019 Run in the Sun was held at the Sitting Bull College Student Services Center on Thursday June 27. We had an all-time record number with 96 attendees! This event had a color run, bouncy house, waterslide

and lunch. The event was free and all attendees received a Sitting Bull College T-shirt for participating in this event. We would like to extend a warm thank you to everyone who came out that day to join us and for all the

student volunteers that helped make this fun day possible!

If you missed this year’s event, we welcome you to come and participate at next year’s

Run in the Sun 2020.

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Dakota/Lakota Summer Institute

The 13th Annual Dakota/Lakota Summer Institute was certainly another success for the books! Traditionally, the 3 week summer Dakota/Lakota language boot camp has been a collaborative effort between Sitting Bull College and the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe; however, this year we added a new partnership with The Standing Rock CDC. There were several highlights of this year’s institute. Participants travelled in from across the Standing Rock Reservation and the globe including California, New Mexico, Colorado, Minnesota and Arizona. One student was returning to participate for her 3rd summer all the way from Transylvania! In addition to our own Standing Rock Community members, there were guest participants from all across Indian Country. We had members from Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe, Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, Rosebud Sioux Tribe, and the Oglala Sioux Tribe attend this summer’s event. This year saw approximately 130 participants over the 3 week period. There were 14 official instructors and 4 “shadow” instructors who were in training to be lead instructors here on Standing Rock or in their respective tribes and communities.

Always and most importantly, we must recognize the importance of DLSI as an integrational opportunity. A place for our youth, our next generation of leaders, teachers and Dakota/Lakota language speakers to connect with our fluent elder speakers. This gives our future generations a direct connection to the knowledge, teachings and love given freely from the generations of the past.

Sponsors of the event included Sitting Bull College, Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, Bush Foundation – Community Event Sponsorship, National Archives and Records Association, National Endowment of the Humanities –Master Apprentice Grant, First Nations Development Institute – Native Language Immersion Initiative and various small donors and participants.

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NATURE EPSCOR Summer Academy

Junior High Summer Research Camp

Nature EPSCOR Summer Academy has been around since 2008 with an average population of 24 high school students in attendance. The purpose of the Summer Academy is to generate an interest in math, science, engineering and technology among the high school students through involvement in hands-on and thought-provoking activities.

The students learned about environmental design technology. They did activities relating to the building of green roofs, construction of rockets, how to fly and operate drones, electrical circuits, construction of environmental friendly bridges, magnetism (magnetic fields) and team building activities.

These activities highlight real concepts of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) as they applied to the Environmental and Engineering Sciences.

The purpose of the Sitting Bull College TCUP (Tribal College and University Program) Junior High Research Camp is to generate an interest in scientific research and the scientific methodology among our junior high school students. This is done through their involvement in hands-on and thought provoking scientific research projects.

The students took a field trip to the Garrison Dam National Fish Hatchery in Riverdale, ND. It was here where they learned about the different species of fish in the state and the recovery program for endangered species of fish, such as the Pallid Sturgeon (pictured above, right).

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Farmer/Rancher Program

Sitting Bull College Farmer/Rancher Program is offering equipment operation instruction and demonstrations. Caine Demery and Laura Grijalva (pictured right) learning to drive the skid steer while Joe Dunn, the Farmer/Rancher Program Assistant, instructs them.

Titan Baker and Delaney Lester (pictured left) are setting up round pens for the upcoming projects with the Farmer/Rancher Program. These two young gentlemen have been working hard in the horse pastures and have spent many hours in our garden (pictured below).

Sitting Bull College Farmer/Rancher Program and The Oyate Community Development Corporation have collaborated on a Youth Incentive Agriculture Project. The Youth Incentive Ag Project includes a loan up to $5,000.00 to promote opportunities in Agricultural Businesses to minors or young adults between the ages of 10-20 years. A parent or

guardian is responsible for co-signing the loan and providing any collateral deemed necessary. Call Joe Dunn at 701-854-8068 if you are interested in the Youth Incentive Agriculture Project.

The Sitting Bull College garden has an array of vegetables and tuber crops that will later be cooked for theFarmer/Rancher Program trainings or sold to the communities to fundraise for clinics.

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Sitting Bull College will be holding registration for FallSemester 2019 classes during the following dates and times:

Fort Yates CampusMon., August 19, 2019 - 10:00 am to 3:00 pmTues., August 20, 2019 - 10:00 am to 3:00 pmWed., August 21, 2019 - 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Thurs., August 22, 2019 - 10:00 am to 3:00 pmFri., August 23, 2019 - 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

McLaughlin SiteTues., August 13, 2019- 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

Mobridge SiteWed., August 14, 2019– 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

SITTING BULL COLLEGE FALL 2019REGISTRATION DATES ANNOUNCED

The First Day of Classes for Fall Semester 2019is Monday, August 26, 2019