Published Bi-Weekly for the Winnebago of • Volume 42, Number 10, Saturday, May 10, 2014 Bago Jr. High Rep’s at Cardinal Relays Bago Bits…

A Winnebago Son, Michael Snake, was recently recognized at a Tri-State Banquet for his Winning Essay. Mikey is the son of Stuart Snake & Hilery Spray of Winnebago. See page 6 for Mikey’s essay.

Jeric Littlegeorge and the Winnebago Junior High Track & Field team recently represented Winnebago Public Schools at the Cardinal Relays in nearby South City, Nebraska. Jeric single handedly won or placed in several events throughout the day, accumulating points for the team. Here Jeric took the 100 meter dash. There is a rumor going around town that Jeric’s Gaga Sandy was at the fi nishline with a fresh piece of frybread from the Rock River Grill. Only a rumor tho, because another one was that his Momma Vi, was egging him on with some heated up The Winnebago High School recently Woboxeti with butter & syrup on it. Anyway, Congratulations to the Indians! hosted the Lewis & Clark Conference Track & Field Meet. High Schools from across Northeast Nebraska were represented, and Indianz.com… Ho-Chunk Nation weighs changes to casino per capita payouts Bago was under the looking glass all day long. MONDAY, MAY 5, 2014 to receive that kind of money,” said one power to approve changes to the tribe’s The Ho-Chunk Nation of tribal member who responded to a survey revenue allocation plan. might change the way it distributes about the proposed changes, The Wiscon- The plan would then be sent to gaming per capita payments to young sin State Journal reported. “Seemed like the for review. tribal members. I had so much that it would never run Payments are made every quarter but out. Everyone wanted to borrow and no Get the Story: minors don’t get their share until they one paid back. Wish I was older when I Hitting the Jackpot: Ho-Chunk mull- turn 18 and earn a high school diploma. got the money.” ing changes to ‘18 money’ (The Wis- That comes to about $200,000 before The tribe is considering options to dole consin State Journal 4/4) taxes, a large sum that some wished out the payments over time, based on they had used more wisely. educational achievement or other goals. For these and more stories around The Winnebago Tribal Roads department “I was way too young and reckless The Ho-Chunk Nation Legislature has the Indian Country visit us at Indianz.com has been busy clearing and repairing the main drag to the bottom, just in time for Mushroom Season. Visit us at www.winnebagotribe.com Page 2 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 10, 2014 I Was Thinking

Thoughts from Macy and Walthill… by Lance Morgan having some tough times. The Casino was shut down and then it completely fl ooded which took away some critical income and jobs for the tribe. They were in a legal battle for the existence of the western part of their reservation and were having some internal confl icts—who isn’t having those though. I can assure you when the Omaha Tribal members aren’t doing well it is bad for the area and some of Ho-Chunk, Inc.’s businesses which count on their membership for business. Over the years the Winnebago and A couple years ago, someone was Omaha tribes have had their ups and making the contrast between our recent downs in terms of how they get along. economic growth and some of the issues We are natural rivals in things like gam- in Macy and Walthill. I think I surprised ing, basketball and who has the oldest them and said that I was very optimistic pow-wow. We tend to focus on the dif- about the future of the Omaha Tribe. I ferences, but the reality is that it is a big think the critical change was made sever- world out there and when fi ghting the al years ago when the Omaha Tribe stag- world we are natural allies. gered the terms of their elected offi cials. Even though I work only 10 minutes Before they had 7 tribal council mem- away from the Omaha Tribe I hadn’t had bers and all were elected at once but they much interaction with the government changed to only 2 or 3 of the 7 being for the last 4 or 5 years. But an Omaha elected each year. You only needed 15 Tribal Council member stopped by a percent of the vote to get elected in the meeting we were having with some visi- old system so that created incentives for tors from New Zealand and it occurred leaders to just focus on their supporters to me that we should interact more. So and family members. Not all leaders we had an informal meeting a few weeks focused solely on their supporters but later. this created a pretty contentious system. The meeting was nice enough but it Now you need 33 or 50 percent of the vote got us thinking that we really are missing to get elected and the system now creates out on some opportunities to cooperate. incentives for broader tribal thinking and Several Omaha Tribal members were the system is naturally less contentious. running for county offi ce. I mentioned The staggering of terms wasn’t the perfect that I gave permission for some non-In- solution and it took some time to change dian candidates to put up a few political the local political mindset, but I think sign at some of our high traffi c areas and that as a casual observer I see some defi - stated that we would be willing to the do nite changes and have been impressed the same for the Omaha candidates. The by the progress. tribal candidates must have thought size These changes are why I think that matters because the sign across from the during the next 10 years the Omaha Tribe Dollar General is huge. will probably do quite well. All native We also recently had a couple of tax that is when success starts creeping in the next decade but if the Omaha Tribe leaders want their tribes, communities everywhere. Winnebago is doing great, does well too then that is good because issues locally and with Nebraska and we and families to do well and the Omaha have been cooperating to resolve them but it took a couple generations to evolve we are far stronger together than we Tribe has a large number of talented our system and we had staggered terms are apart. and making excellent progress. Wow, I individuals. When these individuals don’t remember it being this easy. the whole time. Don’t get me wrong, I work within a stabilized structure then think Winnebago will do very well too in Contact me at [email protected] A few years ago, the Omaha tribe was they begin to evolve down a path and

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Offi ce Manager Nebraska. edited for language and length. the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska” Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 10, 2014 — Page 3 In My Opinion MY LITTLE REFLECTION JESUS OUR SAVIOR Pastor Ricky Jacob Today, it is raining as I write this. And the mother asked her, “how about LUTHERAN OUTREACH Yesterday, it also rained. This is my the rain – it keeps raining?” To that kind of weather. the little girl answered, “as rain keeps “God’s Gift of Marriage” Pharisees came up to him and tested coming, it reminds us that we keep on Recently a young woman told me that [Jesus] by asking, "Is it lawful to divorce Some people might think I am sinning, and God just keeps on forgiv- since her mother did not marry, neither one's wife for any cause?" He answered, strange. If that is how they choose to ing us.” will she. As parents we often teach our "Have you not read that he who created see it, let it be. I still like rainy days. Undoubtedly, we human beings will children, not by words but rather by ac- them from the beginning made them In fact, I do not know how I came to fail and sin, but God knows that and tions or in the failure to act. male and female, and said, 'Therefore like this kind of weather. I am sure it He still forgives us. That knowledge “Let marriage be held in honor among a man shall leave his father and his was not as a result of thinking about keeps us from discouragement, but we all, and let the marriage bed be undefi led, mother and hold fast to his wife, and what this soft and gentle Spring rain trust in God’s mercy. We ask God to for God will judge the sexually immoral they shall become one fl esh'? So they does for the subsoil and how benefi cial forgive us and give us strength so that and adulterous.” [Hebrews 13:4 ESV] are no longer two but one fl esh. What Lord have mercy, Christ have mercy, therefore God has joined together, let not it is for the farming. Whenever it rains, we continue to do right, and then our Lord have mercy! man separate." [Matthew 19:3-6 ESV] the rain drops allure me to go outside repentance will bear much fruit. It is true that the state of Nebraska has Did you catch that last part? “What and feel and experience the rain. Often Yes, rainy days are special for me set up laws and fees for the institution of therefore God has joined together, let not personally, because they remind me of I go out for a walk, even a short one. marriage. Whether we agree with these man separate." God created a man and I do enjoy walking in the rain. As we God’s nurturing love pouring on each laws or not, we are bound to live by them a woman in such a way as for them to, all have different kinds of gifts, so also one of us. As rain drops fall on everyone or to defy them. Just because we live by in a very intimate and often pleasurable we have different kinds of likes and equally, so does God’s love. However, them does not make for a happy mar- way, to become one fl esh. Marriage is a dislikes. I wonder how our likes and how we receive it is our choice. To ac- riage. However, if we choose to defy them gift of God that is intended to involve a dislikes develop in us? I often hear cept God’s love or not depends on the there are unintended consequences. life-long commitment. people say that sunshine makes them decisions we make in life. As the gentle God’s Sacred Word promises judgment Obviously one is not able to change feel happy. But come to think of it, I rain soaks into the ground, so does of the sexually immoral and adulterous! the past, however one is able to change have not heard anyone say that rain God’s love soak into our soul, making The institution of marriage did not one’s lifestyle for today and tomorrow. makes them feel happy, other than the it fertile. God created us in love and begin with laws and fees. Marriage is a One can repent of his or her opposition fact that the farmers (not that they are continues to care for us. Our choice blessing from God. It is not a blessing to God’s commands and receive forgive- so expressive) are happy because of as His children, is to let God’s love soak that can be demanded to God by a per- ness. Then one can pledge from this the crops they will get at harvest time. into our souls and minds. son, or even defi ned by a person. Mar- day forward, with the power of the Holy Whether sunshine or rain, we actually To me, when rain comes, it sounds riage was to be a life-long pledge of love Spirit, to live in God’s ways. Or one can do not have any choice in the matter. like God is saying to us all: “I love you”. and support for the sake of one another, continue opposing God and be assured Why then do we give the weather such That is why I like the rain drops! for the sake of the community and for the that he or she one day will be judged by power to control our moods? May you all experience God’s love in sake of the children. All too often today, God. That judgment will result in him/ I once heard a story about a woman whatever way you need it. people hook up for a time and then part her being completely and forever sepa- who was carefully driving on a rainy company. rated from any pleasure that he thinks In the days of Jesus, a Jewish man that he/she cannot live without. Or one day with her little six-year old girl in May God bless you and your loved could simply write a note of divorce. This can seek forgiveness, receive pardon and the car. Her daughter said, “The rain ones. type of ‘no-fault’ divorce was in effect long peace and live honoring the marriage is like sin, and the windshield wipers before the governor of California signed bed and thereon honoring God. Sr. Hilda Choi are like God wiping our sins away.” into law a bill with the same ease of re- God gives good gifts, come and get neging on a promise. them each and every Sunday as He Jesus was tested in this matter. “And offers peace, love, joy and hope of ever- lasting blessings through faith in Jesus! Page 4 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 10, 2014 Around Bago

• Administrative leadership at the community college, university, K-12 and/or Little Priest Tribal College related environment. • Demonstrated experience in program and curriculum design in educational INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY and job training Be Strong and Educate My Children • Development and administration of budgets INTERIM DIRECTOR • Teaching experience in higher education, K-12 and a thorough understanding PHONE: 402-878-3309 of the teaching/learning process.

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Reports to: President MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES Salary: Commensurate with Experience • Comply with Higher Learning Commission and other regulatory agencies. Serve as liaison to the Nebraska Coordinating Commission of Post-Secondary Education DESCRIPTION and other regional/national educational agencies. The Dean of Academic Affairs is responsible for the leadership and supervision of • Make recommendations for hiring faculty and staff. all assigned college-wide programs. Works in collaboration with the college deans, • Provides leadership in curriculum planning, program development, establishing directors and local school district offi cials. This position also provides evaluation of partnerships and articulation agreements with institutions. of academic programs and standards, overall maintenance and management of • Evaluation, revision and implementation of software academic operations, faculty utilization and continuous faculty improvement. En- • Coordination of textbook adoption in assigned instructional areas. sures College's compliance with Higher Learning Commission and other regulatory • Analyze program data and make recommendations regarding course and pro- agencies. Responsible for sustaining a collaborative environment characterized by gram additions/deletions and consolidation. academic and professional excellence. • Oversee the faculty evaluation process. QUALIFICATIONS • Oversee and monitor the budget process for all assigned areas. • Five years of experience is required, including: • Manage the scheduling process, maximizing effi ciencies while maintaining educational outcomes. • Oversee the dissemination of academic calendar, academic catalogs, student, faculty & staff handbooks and campus registration bulletins. • Serve as a member of the college Executive Council and other committees/ councils as assigned. • Perform other tasks, duties and responsibilities as assigned. • Ability to interact effectively as a leader or as a member of a team and work collaboratively with others to present information to faculty, academic and campus leaders or public groups while encouraging and fostering a collegial work environ- ment and working effectively with a diverse community. • Demonstrated profi ciency using Microsoft Offi ce and Windows software, inte- grated software systems and related instructional technology. • Skill in planning and organizing as well as ability to manage and prioritize multiple tasks. • Strong communication skills, both written and oral along with excellent spell- ing, grammar and editing skills. • Ability to safeguard sensitive or confi dential information from intentional or unintentional disclosures. • Must have a commitment to the philosophy of the college.

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Address: 601 E. College Drive, Winnebago, Nebraska 68071 Phone: 402.878.2380 Fax: 402-878-2355 Website: www.littlepriest.edu Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 10, 2014 — Page 5 Little Priest Tribal College Page 6— Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 10, 2014 What’s Happening

“Imagine a World With More A world where failure isn’t an option. Project Step Up is A Winnebago Son… Tolerance” A world where all things are possible. currently recruiting by Michael Snake A world where everyone is united. students to enter into A world where you aren’t judged. academic programs Imagine a world with more tolerance. A world…..where…? at Western Tech A world where kids won’t be judged Is that world here…? or Little Priest Tribal by their skin. Yes, it is here. College. The areas of A world where racism is non-existing. And with more tolerance we will see study that are being A world where you are not judged on it and live it. funded are: health what gender you love. fi elds, industrial maintenance, and A world where there are no wars. Michael, a freshman student at Win- early childhood education. Students A world where people work for their nebago High School was selected as the will be registered for diploma or de- country. winner of the Tolerance Week Essay gree programs which are no less than A world where peace exists. contest of high school students. He was 1 year. If approved into the program, A world where friendships are every- recognized at a banquet in Sioux City, students may receive funding for tu- where. Iowa. People involved in the Tolerance ition, fees, and books. In addition, A world where people’s confi dence isn’t Week Commemoration were recognized, receive a stipend for time spent in hurt or affected by negativity. and Mr. Philip Gans, a Holocaust survi- class that will be paid throughout the A world where success and possibili- vor who was a guest speaker at WHS last semester. ties are endless. year, was in attendance and honored For more information call the Step A world where people love to share. with Michael. Up offi ce at 712-255-7167. A world where imagination and cre- Michael’s essay was selected from all The next recruitment days will be the high school student entries from the held in the Blackhawk center lobby on: Michael pictured here with Iowa Go- ativity exists. Tri-State area. Tuesday, May 15th 9:00 am – Noon venor, Terry Branstad. A world where families are insepa- rable. Way to go Mikey! Thursday, May 28th 1:00 pm- 4:00 pm Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 10, 2014 — Page 7 Around Winnebago Little Priest Tribal College’s Interview with Little Priest Tribal College’s Interview with Dr. Kweku…By Shanoah Grant to be helpful to society one day at a time Dr. Jones... By Kristin Cabrales Dr. Jones he has been happily married for so that he can make an impact on lives, 7 years to Mrs. Yolanda Jones they have As you all may know Little Priest Tribal particularly in education. His profes- a beautiful 18 yrs. old daughter Danyel College has gained a new president at Jones. The Jones family commuted to sional goal is to help as many students LPTC as I like to call him Mr. Dr. Jones, Dr. as possible! Nebraska from Canton, Mississippi. His Johnny D. Jones has been at Little Priest hobbies include reading, writing, and golf, In fi ve years, he sees himself back for 8 months during his time here he has biking, swimming and cooking. Dr. Jones home, in Ghana, doing politics, revi- managed to do 100 day report, restructured nick name is JAY and he’s been called that talizing the country. He feels that the and recreated the academic programs that for 38 years. As a college student, Dr. Jones country needs a lot of help. In ten years, are also tied into the community. LPTC was a part of the presidential advisory he would like run for mayor of Ghana! has an application in process to bring a council, college fraternity, volunteered to Kweku Ocran has a philosophy on life, new residential facility so that students teach kids how swim each summer. Dr. which is that there is no stupid person. are able to attend college without having all Jones has also been a part of the habitat the troubles of transportation and housing If a person believes, the sky is the limit! for humanity chapter. He found out about to bringing increased enrollment. No matter what, a person should do it! the position at LPTC thru a colleague and Dr. Jones has also brought athletics saw a great opportunity to fulfi ll his goal to As an individual, a person can change to LPTC, and I know a lot of students are the community! He has a favorite quote, become a college president and work with excited about fi nally having our college be the youth, knew he wanted to become a “The greatness is love”, because love is part of the other college teams. This gives Dr. Kweku Ocran is originally from part of the Winnebago community “I saw the foundation of everything. If a person the students a greater opportunity to be the vision the tribal council had for their Ghana, Africa. He came to the United has love, the person can help the people! looked at by other colleges and recruitment States and received his Bachelor’s and people”. Dr. Jones had an urge to support Kweku has a best and a worst moment onto pro teams. Dr. Jones has Bachelors in the Winnebago tribe thru LPTC “we at Master’s Degree in Geography, Mas- in his life. His best moment is that he health and physical recreation and dance, LPTC are a team that is here to support our ter’s Degree in Education, and his PhD got in admission to college by a competi- a Masters in Management and Recreation students and we are doing everything that Leisure, Two Doctorates one in education in Education Leadership. He lived in tive selection. He also got selected to be we can so that they are able to succeed in leadership and policy education, and the Oxford, OH for 13 years. He has been a traditional chief of a hall that he was their education”. Dr. Jones wants to grow teaching for a total of 10 ten years. He other in Administration and Supervision. but maintain a steady number of enrolled residing at the college. His worst mo- Dr. Jones plans for little priest are “to taught three years at his home place, ment was his fi rst time in America when students, “I’m committed to the school and Ghana. He taught at Miami University as make little priest college to the best tribal community” Dr. Jones is looking forward a police offi cer assumed he was a thief! college in the ”, eventually a Teacher Assistance for three years and to 10 more years at LPTC and his hope is Before he started his to continue his offer a 4 yrs. degree programs as well as that a student/person from the community Walnut Hill High School in Cincinnati, education, Kweku had a point of depar- maybe one day some Master degree seeking Ohio; and three years at Little Priest to take over and be president of the college ture. His father wanted him to do science, programs. For those of you who don’t know someday. Tribal College (LPTC). For LPTC, he is but Kweku wanted to do accounting or an instructor for Teacher Education and science. Kweku decided to do Business Early Childhood Education. I asked Dr. then later he picked Geography. Ocran why he wanted to work at LPTC; Interviewing Dr. Kweku Ocran, from his answer was he felt that, coming from being one of his students, I had learned a poor country he felt he would use his a lot about him and feel that we’re alike. skills and ability to make a difference in For a person who is far away from his the Winnebago Community. He not only homeland, coming to America, he has enjoys teaching at the college but also done well with his education and reach- he likes the intimacy that small classes ing his goal by helping people. This is how provide. Its’ like a family, and you know I feel that we are alike. We both would everyone by name and face, which more like to help people and still continue to accessible. He believes it’s more power- help people. Because of his Bachelor’s in ful to be close! Geography, two Master’s in Geography I got more in touch with Dr. Ocran and Education; and a Ph.D in Education by asking him personal questions about Leadership, he is a true inspiration to me himself. His hobbies are reading and by his effort of continuing his education; watching sports. His favorite books are also, he continues to help students! philosophical books. He enjoys listening Thank you, Dr. Kweku Ocran for your to African music and all types of music. educational assistance at Little Priest Dr. Ocran has personal and professional Tribal College. Your teaching is greatly goals for himself. His personal goal is appreciated!

The Winnebago High School Band recently Jammed Out at the SPRING CONCERT and did a pretty good job of it. Page 8 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 10, 2014 Winnebago Tribe Of Nebraska

WINNEBAGO TRIBE of NEBRASKA P.O. Box 687 Winnebago, Nebraska Phone: 402-878-2272 FAX: 402-878-2963

RESOLUTION #14-75

RESCIND RESOLUTION #14-63 AND ESTABLISH A MORATORIUM ON ENROLLMENT OF ALL PERSONS PREVIOUSLY ENROLLED IN ANOTHER TRIBE

WHEREAS, the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska is a federally recognized Indian Tribe organized pursuant to Section 16 of the Act of June 18, 1934 (48 Stat 984) (25 USC 476), as amended by the Act of June 15, 1935, (49 Stat 378); and

WHEREAS, pursuant to Article III of the Winnebago Tribal Constitution, the governing body of the Tribe shall be the Tribal Council; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to Article IV Section 1(c) of the Winnebago Tribal Constitution, and its inherent powers of self-government, the Tribal Council is vested with the power, inter alia, “To safeguard and promote the peace, safety, morals, and general welfare of the Tribe,” and

WHEREAS, pursuant to Article II of the Winnebago Tribal Constitution, and its inherent powers of self-government, the Tribe has the authority to establish its criteria for membership in the Tribe; and

WHEREAS, on March 10, 2009, the Tribe amended its enrollment criteria to permit the inclusion of Winnebago Indian blood and blood of another federally rec- ognized Indian Tribe in order to meet the minimum one-fourth (1/4) degree blood quantum requirement; and

WHEREAS, the Tribe’s primary interest and concern in amending its criteria was to address the issue of children born to Winnebago Tribal members who do not meet the minimum blood quantum requirement and were thus ineligible for enrollment in this Tribe or any Tribe; and

WHEREAS, since the date of the amendment, the Tribe has found that a signifi cant number of individuals, including adults and children, who were enrolled in another Tribe are relinquishing membership in the other Tribe in order to be enrolled in the Winnebago Tribe: and

WHEREAS, the Tribal Enrollment Committee has recommended that an internal review of the Tribe’s enrollment records and enrollment criteria be conducted to determine the best course of action for the Tribe and the Tribal Council supports this action: and

WHEREAS, the Tribal Council previously adopted Resolution #14-63 regarding this matter and, after further consideration, the Tribal Council seeks to rescind that action and establish a moratorium on enrollment of all persons previously enrolled in another Tribe pending the completion of a review of the Tribe’s enroll- ment records and enrollment criteria.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Tribal Council hereby rescinds Resolution #14-63 previously adopted on April 2, 2014; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Tribal Council hereby establishes a moratorium on enrollment of all persons previously enrolled in another Tribe, and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this moratorium shall be effective as of the date of this resolution and shall extend until September 30, 2014; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Tribal Enrollment Committee and the Tribal Enrollment Department are hereby authorized to conduct a review of the Tribe’s enrollment records and enrollment criteria consistent with the intent of this resolution and make recommendations on further action to the Tribal Council.

C E R T I F I C A T I O N

We, the undersigned Offi cers of the Winnebago Tribal Council, hereby certify that on April 16, 2014, at a meeting duly convened by the Winnebago Tribal Coun- cil, the Tribal Council voted to adopt the above Resolution by a vote of 7 for, 0 against, 0 abstentions, with the Chairman and 1 Member(s) not voting.

Dated this 16 day of April, 2014.

Attest:

Darwin Snyder Chairman, Winnebago Tribal Council (for)

Louis C. Houghton, Jr. Secretary, Winnebago Tribal Council

Received:

Ernest F. Pourier Superintendent, Winnebago Agency, (Acting) Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 10, 2014 — Page 9 LPTC Summer 2014 Schedule Page 10— Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 10, 2014 Community News

• Teaching experience at the college level. Little Priest Tribal College • Experience teaching minorities, especially Native Americans is preferred. Be Strong and Educate My Children Duties and Responsibilities: At a minimum, the essential functions of the instructor are: Full-time General Education Faculty – Social Sciences • Teach 12-16 credit hours (or the equivalent in lab and learning community hours) each Position Summary: semester; The instructor is responsible for the coordination, planning, preparation, presentation, • Maintain 10 offi ce hours per week for the purpose of assisting and advising students; and evaluation of classroom instruction and related activities. The instructor is responsible • Maintain a high level of expertise in the subjects taught and stimulate enthusiasm for for providing effective learning experiences in the classroom and laboratory for students those subjects; with diverse cultures, interests, abilities and expectations. The instructor is responsible for • Maintain a classroom environment conducive to learning and encourage students to performing assigned duties during the day or evening, on any LPTC campus as assigned. fully engage in the learning process; At a minimum, the related activities include instruction, instructional counseling, academic • Design and deliver instruction through the development of instructional plans to meet advising, and serving on various committees. An instructor performs all other duties as di- course competencies, and develop activities which support lesson objectives; rected by the academic dean or the president or designee. • Deliver learning-centered instruction that fosters student involvement through effective Education, Experience and Qualifi cations: planning and preparation for classes; • Master’s degree in History, Social Studies, or a closely-related fi eld. • Promote student success by showing fl exibility in teaching style and work schedule and • Potential candidates must be qualifi ed to teach in 2 or more of the following areas: his- exhibit a passion for teaching and for students; tory, sociology, political science, economics, art history, philosophy, or psychology. Candidates • Manage the learning environment through accurate recordkeeping, submission of grades qualifi ed to teach in 3 or more areas are preferred. and other reports on time; enforce college academic and attendance policies; • Contribute to the learning culture by participating on assigned committees (a total of two); • Support campus events such as orienta- Services at tion and graduation, and participate in vari- REZ CARS ous other workshops and meetings; WE HAVE GIFT CARDS Assess learning outcomes through the TOO!!! college-wide assessment plan and classroom Oil Change-Routine oil changes evaluation of instruction, modifying instruc- are one of the simplest and least tion as needed to improve learning; expensive maintenance mea- • To participate in program and curricu- sures you could perform on your investment-your vehicle, and it lum review and development and student is one of the most important for learning outcomes initiatives; prolonging the life of your vehicle. • To assist with pre-registration and Regular oil changes can help improve gas mileage and help registration; keep the interior of your en- • To assist in recruitment and retention gine cleaner, lubricate your of students; engine and catch & remove • To serve as an academic advisor to as- combustion elements that are destructive to your engine. signed students; • To refer students to counselors and tu- Oil changes are recommend- tors as needed; ed every 3,000 miles or 90 days, which ever comes first. • To submit required reports to the ap- propriate college personnel; Rez Cars Oil Change Service • Acquire knowledge of Winnebago culture 2004 2006 Includes: Pontiac Grand Am GT • Up to 5 quarts of major brand oil through available workshops, attending at Buick Lucern CXL • New oil fi lter least one each semester and attending one • Lubrication of the various fi ttings on your vehicle’s IDST course within the fi rst year of employ- undercarriage when applicable. ment; In addition to your Oil Change • Demonstrate commonly accepted service includes a thorough in- standards of professionalism and ethical spection of: • Brake fl uid • Coolant behavior; $9,000 $3,900 • Power steering fl uid Leadership and Communication Skills: TIRES ! • Transmission and Differential fl uid Black, 99 k miles Power Everything, Heated & Cooled • Belts and Hoses • Air fi lter • Excellent oral and written communica- Salvage Title Seats, 90 k miles, Very Clean! • Lights • Windshield Washer fl uid tion skills. • Wiper blades • Ability to interact effectively with diverse • Tire wear and Tire pressure student populations and a wide variety of 2002 Oldsmobile Rez Cars co-workers. Pontiac Grand Am GT Alero 402-878-4210 • Use current technology to enhance institutional effectiveness including but not Now Offering Oil Changes! Tire Repairs, Mount and Balance Tires limited to computers, computer-assisted in- Window Tinting, Windshield Replacements struction programs, and audio visual equip- New Tires and Rims We still detail Cars, ment and in addition be willing to learn and Inside and Out apply any other new technology necessary to $3,800 $3,700 MON-FRI enhance learning. Salary and Benefi ts: 9AM - 5:30PM Silver, 111 k miles Maroon, 89 k miles SATURDAY Instructor compensation is negotiated BY APPOINTMENT upon initial employment and approved by the Time To Get Your Car Detailed president. Faculty are eligible for enrollment 2003 1999 in the college 401K plan and health insur- Pontiac Grand Am GT Chevy Tahoe 4x4 TAX Time is Here! ance after six (6) months of employment. All LPTC faculty positions require a back- Need To Have A Clean Ride!!! ground check and drug testing. Visis us online at: TO APPLY: Interested persons should www.rezcars.com Call For submit a cover letter, current resume/ Prices ! application, three written letters of recom- $5,500 mendation, and copies of college transcripts $3,000 to: Little Priest Tribal College, Attn: Person- Red, 51 k miles Leather nel Director, P.O. Box 270, Winnebago, NE, 68071. LPTC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 1.5 miles north of Winnebago on US Hwy 75/77 Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 10, 2014 — Page 11 Community Notices LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Hearing Notice of Hearing Notice of Hearing Case No. CV14-090 Notice of Hearing Case No. CV14-099 Case No. CV14-025 In the Matter of the Case No. CV14-070 In the Matter of the Custody Guardianship Petition of: In the Matter of the Petition of: MICHELLE OSTEN, In the Matter of the Name Change Petition of: TROY REYNOLDS JR. Guardianship Petition of: In Re: JUWAN MILAGRO SINGH vs. E. W. (DOB 05-30-2013) CARLEEN THOMAS, to JUWAN MILAGRO LAKOTA SHELBY GREELEY TO: ANGELICA PICOTTE, Mother In Re: You are hereby notifi ed that a petition J. P. (DOB 06-23-2004) To: SHELBY GREELEY, has been fi led for Guardianship and a TO: ANGELICA PICOTTE, Mother To: ANY INTERESTED PARTIES You are hereby notifi ed that a Custody hearing concerning the above referred JORDAN THOMAS, Father petition has been fi led and a hearing con- Individual(s) in Case No. CV14-090 has You are hereby notifi ed that a petition You are hereby notifi ed that a petition cerning the above referred Individual(s) been scheduled and will be heard in the has been fi led for Guardianship and a for Name Change has been fi led and a in case no. CV14-025 has been sched- Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, hearing concerning the above referred hearing concerning the above referred uled will be heard in the Winnebago Nebraska on the 24TH day of JUNE 2014 Individual(s) in Case No. CV14-070 has Individual in case no. CV14-099 has Tribal Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on at the hour of 1:30 P.M. been scheduled and will be heard in the been scheduled and will be heard in the the 15TH day of MAY 2014 at the hour Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, of 9:00 A.M. Nebraska on the 24TH day of JUNE 2014 at the hour of 1:30 P.M. Nebraska on the 30TH day of JUNE, 2014 LEGAL NOTICE at the hour of 9:00 A.M. Notice of Hearing Native American Owned Case No. JFJ14-008BCD LEGAL NOTICE The People of the Winnebago Tribe Manufacturing Housing In the Interest of: Notice of Hearing LEGAL NOTICE Y. F. (DOB 01-29-2007) Case No. CV14-080 Company D. F. (DOB 10-02-2004) Notice of Hearing A. F. (DOB 03-05-2002) In the Matter of the Custody Petition of: Case No. JFJ14-008A To: RONALD FRAZIER JR, Father ISAAC SOLIS The People of the Winnebago Tribe You are hereby notifi ed that a Initial vs. LOOKING TO HIRE Appearance Hearing concerning the ANGELICA PICOTTE In the Interest of: Construction trades above referred Individual(s) in case no. To: ANGELICA PICOTTE, A. P. (DOB 06-12-2011) including,drywalling, roofi ng, JFJ14-008BCD has been scheduled and You are hereby notifi ed that a Custody electrical, plumbing, framing, siding will be heard in the Winnebago Tribal petition has been fi led and a hearing con- To: MELVIN BEGAY, Father Weekdays! 1st Shift! Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on the cerning the above referred Individual(s) in You are hereby notifi ed that a Initial 24th day of JUNE 2014 at the hour of case no. CV14-080 has been scheduled Appearance Hearing concerning the Attendance bonusus! 9:30 A.M. will be heard in the Winnebago Tribal above referred Individual(s) in case no. Apply at: Cascatra Homes 909 17th Ave. Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on the JFJ14-008A has been scheduled and will Central City, NE 68826 LEGAL NOTICE 24TH day of JUNE 2014 at the hour of be heard in the Winnebago Tribal Court 308-946-5400 Notice of Hearing 1:30 P.M. of Winnebago, Nebraska on the 24th day [email protected] Case No. CV14-049 of JUNE 2014 at the hour of 9:30 A.M. In the Matter of the Guardianship Petition of: LEGAL NOTICE FRANCINE SMITH, In Re: Notice of Hearing Winnebago Self Storage J. S. (DOB 04-15-2011) Case No. CV14-055 TO: HEATHER GRIFFIN SMITH, 5x10 - $35/month Mother WILLIAM SMITH, Father In the Matter of the You are hereby notifi ed that a petition Guardianship Petition of: NOW OPEN! 10x10 - $45/month has been fi led for Guardianship and a JOANNIE BROWN, hearing concerning the above referred In Re: 10x20 - $65/month Individual(s) in Case No. CV14-049 has A. L. (DOB 12-10-2010) been scheduled and will be heard in the TO: ANGELICA PICOTTE, Mother Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, You are hereby notifi ed that a petition Nebraska on the 24TH day of JUNE, has been fi led for Guardianship and a 2014 at the hour of 1:00 P.M. hearing concerning the above referred Individual(s) in Case No. CV14-055 has been scheduled and will be heard in the 402-878-4210 Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, LEGAL NOTICE Nebraska on the 24TH day of JUNE 2014 www.winnebagoselfstorage.com Notice of Hearing at the hour of 1:30 P.M. Case No. CV14-021 In the Matter of the Guardianship Petition of: Apartment For Rent TRAVIS MALLORY Masthead In Re: Lovely 1 bedroom apartment available for persons 62 years of age T.M. (DOB 08-01-2008) Scene or with a disability in Walthill, NE. TO: CREE LYONS, Mother Controlled access building with laundry facilities. Rent based on income. UNKNOWN, Father You are hereby notifi ed that a petition The Plum bushes are in full bloom For more information, call has been fi led for Guardianship and a on the Winnebago Indian Resevation, hearing concerning the above referred after what seemed like an endless Individual(s) in Case No. CV14-021 has 712-258-4765 Winter. Choka said that when the been scheduled and will be heard in the or write: Weinberg P.M. Inc., Plum bushes bloomed this beautiful, Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, 600 4th Street, Suite 306, Sioux City, Iowa 51105 Nebraska on the 3rd day of JUNE 2014 that it was going to be a good harvest. This institution is an equal opportunity provider at the hour of 9:00 A.M. Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 10, 2014 — Page 12 WinnaVegas “Air Supply”