friday, december 12, 1980
daily nebraskan
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UNI Indian student considers grant an investment
Hy Julie Hint
"My scholarship shows an investment in mo that I must
continue my education to make all Indians aware how
much they can achieve it" they are willing," said Janice
Biuhoo, a second-year graduate student in I'.conomic De
velopment for Native American People at the DNL Col
lege of Business Administration.
Bibee, a Comanche from Oklahoma, was one of 22?
American Indian students awarded fellowships under the
Indian Hducation Act, according to the U.S. Department
of lulucation.
She competed with more than 700 applicants from 92
schools in 34 states for the award of $1,975 from the of
fice ol Indian lulucation within IILW.
Bigbce. 46, received her bachelor of arts at the Univer
sity of Maryland. Later she started her graduate study at
Howard University in Washington, D.C., where she learned
about the grant money and applied.
"I've been receiving grants for VA years including my
two years spent here. So far with my grant money I have
enough to begin my Ph.D. program, Bigbec said.
Bigbce said her goal is to influence policy on the nat
ional level for the welfare of native American Indians.
"My parents were forced to quit school in the 8th
grade to find work. Today it's realized how important the
financing of college students is to attain the professionals
we need," Bigbce said.
At the national level, Bigbce said her chances of in
forming native American people of the graduate program
will not be a lot greater. The encouragement behind it is
the key.
a strong'
"The ultra-conservative Reagan appears as
threat to the program. My hopes are that he will help us
along in the long process ol educationg our people. Big
bee said.
According to Bigbce, if the federal government hired
her in Washington, it would mean commuting to and from
Lincoln to see her husband Daniel Bigbce, a UNL profes
sor of Animal Science, who wants to remain in Lincoln.
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