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Indigenous Statistics Offered This Spring

Jan. 6, 2022

For the first seven-week session of Spring 2022, Dr. Jameson (JD) Lopez will teach this “Topics in Higher Education” course (HED 696). The course explores how to improve data collection and analysis for indigenous communities.

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Indigenous statistics.pdf

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