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Luiseño Language How-to-Get-to-College Poster
Unveiling of the How-to-Get-to-College Poster in the Luiseño language which was made possible through a grant graciously provided by Southwest Airlines.
CSU How-to-Get-to-College Poster in the Luiseño Language
On May 9, 2013, the California Indian Culture & Sovereignty Center introduced the Luiseño version of the CSU's "How-to-Get-to-College" brochure. This momentous occasion brought together representatives from six Luiseño Bands, including La Jolla, Pala, Pauma, Pechanga, Rincon, and Soboba, who were presented with this valuable resource.
Professor Joely Proudfit, the director of the California Indian Culture & Sovereignty Center, collaborated with Eric Elliott, a linguist and Luiseño language expert, to create the brochure. The production of college information in the Luiseño language was made possible through a grant generously provided by Southwest Airlines.
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“The academic performance and college attainment of Native American students is of high importance to our state and nation. We are proud of our partnership with the California Indian Culture and Sovereignty Center to inform Native American families about how their children can prepare early for college.”
-CSU Chancellor Timothy P. White
“The academic performance and college attainment of Native American students is of high importance to our state and nation. We are proud of our partnership with the California Indian Culture and Sovereignty Center to inform Native American families about how their children can prepare early for college.”
-CSU Chancellor Timothy P. White