Chee oversees the Emergency Aid Program, her contact information is 505.368.3625 or Her office is located at Shiprock Student Success Center. The program will help raise awareness about financial literacy for all enrolled part-time and full-time Diné College students in providing a solid foundation for financial success.
In addition, this program provides extensive online financial education for college students in learning to make responsible choices about managing their money. Project Success Grant is available from Fall 2017 through Fall 2019. The Project Success Emergency Aid program can assist enrolled part-time or full-time Diné College students with a one-time service per semester financial assistance to eligible students facing unexpected financial emergencies.
Title III initiated the first Student Paid Internship in Summer 2017 followed by Great Lakes Project Success Grant. College Interns learn valuable on-the-job skills, advanced experience to area of study with the support of respective intern site-supervisors.
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The Paid Internship program offers a short-term placement opportunity on campus to gain valuable applied experience and make connections integrating knowledge and theory in professional fields across campus. The office delivers reference materials, college catalogs, applications, and other services necessary for planning and achieving a smooth transition between institutions. Workshops are held to assist students on various topics including transfer admissions, college or university application process, advanced preparation and selection. The Transfer & Career Program provides services to students planning to transfer to a four-year college or university. Our purpose is making initial progress towards college campus tours during the summer and throughout the school year providing college education and career readiness events/programs for students and staff. It is our mission to promote and extend Every Student Shall Succeed Act (ESSSA) activities to K-8 Schools and communities through career readiness and college education initiatives. The Peer Mentoring Program collaborates with Academic Advisors and program coordinators on advising initiatives, workshops, program promotions, New Student Orientation, etc. The program’s mission is to commit to strengthening the first year experience for Diné College students with mentoring services by connecting students with an academically successful mentor.
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