An imprint of Tribal College Journal, Tribal College Press (TCP) traces its roots back to 1996 with the publication of its first title, Touching Home: Stories, Essays, and Poems by Tribal College Students. The book is a collection of award-winning entries to Tribal College Journal’s annual creative writing contest. TCP published a second edition of Touching Home in 2010, which is also available as an ebook. You can order print copies of both titles by ordering directly from TCP.
TCP serves as the academic press for the nation’s 37 tribal colleges and universities (TCUs). Interdisciplinary in nature but grounded in American Indian studies, the press publishes books that pertain to TCUs or which are authored by tribal college faculty, students, and leaders.
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Bradley Shreve, PhD, editor, editor@tribalcollegejournal.org
Marvene Tom (Diné), ads and information, info@tribalcollegejournal.org
Or reach us by mail at:
Tribal College Press
PO Box 720
Mancos, CO 81328
Phone: (970) 533-9170
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Tribal College Press
679 East 2nd Ave., Suite E-1
Durango, CO 81301
Fax: (970) 533-9145
Sherry Allison, PhD (Diné)
President, Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute
Carrie L. Billy, JD (Diné)
President and CEO, American Indian Higher Education Consortium
Raymond Burns PhD (Ojibwe)
President, Leech Lake Tribal College, Tribal College Journal Advisory Board Chair
Elmer Guy, PhD (Diné)
President, Navajo Technical University
Cynthia Lindquist, PhD (Spirit Lake Dakota)
President, Cankdeska Cikana Community College
Richard Littlebear, EdD (Northern Cheyenne)
President, Chief Dull Knife College
Laurel Vermillion, PhD (Standing Rock Sioux)
President, Sitting Bull College