Blind Date With A Book is Back this October! How to participate: 1. Read the clue on the wrapped Book. 2. Pick your Book. 3. Check it out. 4. Read it. 5. Return your date . 6. Rate your Date (the book you read). 7. Enter the Drawing to win a prize.
The Student Senate is the central organization for the student body. It is the advocate for the interests of the student body as a whole to the Leech Lake Tribal College administration and faculty, and promotes student participation in the governance system. The Student Senate is composed of four to seven student representatives from the student body. LLTC student members, through annual elections, will select students to serve on the Student Senate. It is the responsibility of the Student Senate to conduct business according to its approved by-laws. Contact the Faculty Advisor for more information: muhammad.hasnain@lltc.edu
Come join us on Wednesdays 12PM to 1PM to eat together and speak in Ojibwemowin! We will come together every Wednesday in the Drum Room throughout the Fall Semester, so you’re welcome to stop in for a little while, or stay the whole time. All Anishinaabeg are welcome to come, no matter how much you speak Ojibwemowin, and you can bring your kids along too. We ask that everyone tries to speak only in Ojibwemowin so that we keep this an immersion event. We hope to see you soon at the language table!
Please stop in the Bezhigoogahbow Library at Leech Lake Tribal College, from 1-3:30 on Wednesday October 9th, to view the Circle of Belonging mural. For more information about the Circles of Belonging art project or to get involved, visit www.culturaldestinations.org/ibelonghere. Tour Dates: October 3 – 4-7 pm, Rondo Library Saint Paul October 4, 10 am to Noon – Willmar Public Library October 4, 2-45pm to 5:45 pm – Saint Cloud Public Library October 5, 12:30 to 3:30 pm – Minnesota History Center, Saint Paul October 7, 3 – 5 pm, Rochester Public Library October 9, 1-3:30 pm – Bezhigoogahbow Library at Leech [...]
Come join us on Wednesdays 12PM to 1PM to eat together and speak in Ojibwemowin! We will come together every Wednesday in the Drum Room throughout the Fall Semester, so you’re welcome to stop in for a little while, or stay the whole time. All Anishinaabeg are welcome to come, no matter how much you speak Ojibwemowin, and you can bring your kids along too. We ask that everyone tries to speak only in Ojibwemowin so that we keep this an immersion event. We hope to see you soon at the language table!
