In a groundbreaking achievement, the University of North Dakota celebrates the graduation of its first four Indigenous Health Ph.D. candidates. These exceptional individuals, including a chief public health officer and perinatal nonprofit specialist, honed their expertise in a one-of-a-kind program during the COVID pandemic.
The entirely virtual curriculum, taught by Indigenous instructors, equips graduates to make a meaningful impact on Indigenous community projects. Their dedication and commitment to their communities have paved the way for a new cohort of 60 students, promising a brighter future for Indigenous health and well-being.
