FREE Summer Courses Available (Selected Classes)
Posted on22 May 2019
Why free? In order to decrease barriers to entry, NWIC has decided to make a selection of summer classes tuition free for qualifying students. Are... Read More
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Swinomish Campus
Northwest Indian College is part of the Swinomish community. The College offers a variety of educational programs to meet academic, vocational and cultural needs. The NWIC Extended Campus brings those programs conveniently into the community.
At Swinomish, students are encouraged to develop themselves and discover ways to contribute to their communities and families. They learn ways to understand and support the goals of the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community, especially by improving the lives and well-being of tribal members through social and cultural programs, education, economic development and resource protection.
Degree Programs Offered at Swinomish:
Bachelor of Arts in Tribal Governance & Business Management
Bachelor of Science in Native Environmental Science
Associate of Arts in General Direct Transfer
Check out our Swinomish Blogs:
http://13moonsgarden.wordpress.com & http://blogs.nwic.edu/swinomish
Contact
Administration Office
Phone: (360) 466-7200
11404 Moorage Way
LaConner, WA 98257
Gaylene Gobert
NWIC/Swinomish Site Manager
Phone: (360) 255-4435
17113 Tallawhalt Lane, Box C-11
LaConner, WA 98257
E-mail: ggobert@nwic.edu
Linda Willup
NWIC/Swinomish Instructional Technician
Phone: (360) 255-4435
Jessica Gigot
Native Environmental Science Faculty
Phone: (360) 255-4437
E-mail: jgigot@nwic.edu
Shelly Vendiola
Native Studies Leadership Faculty
Phone: 360-255-4438
E-mail: svendiola@nwic.edu
Swinomish News & Announcements
Honor Roll • Winter Quarter 2019
Posted on16 May 2019
TagsBA Tribal Governance and Business Management, Bachelor's CARE in Human Services, Bachelor's Native Environmental Science, Bachelor's Native Studies Leadership, Bachelor's Tribal Governance and Business Management, Bellingham College, College in Bellingham, Indigenous Scholars, Pacific Northwest Tribal College, Tribal College and University
President’s List Heaven Arbuckle Raymond Ballew Dennis Beresford Thomas Bettles David Boehme Angela Boyd Anna Brendible Mary Brewer Jason Brockie Tamara Brooks Cassandra Cole Dean... Read More
Q13 Feature on NWIC
Posted on09 May 2019
TagsAIHEC, Bellingham College, Brian Flores, Christian Cultee, College in Whatcom County, Destinee Hutchinson, Estabon Hayes, Justin Guillory, Lummi Nation, Mikaela Ponca-Montoya, Native American, Nez Perce, NWIC, NWIC Space Center, Paiute, Q13 Fox News, Shannon Hooper, Shoshone Tribe, Snohomish, Spokane Nation, Tribal College Journal, University in Bellingham, UW, Western Washington University, WWU
Video and transcript link below: Northwest Indian College the only tribal college in the PNW
All Dev. Ed. Classes Now Tuition-Free!
Posted on18 Jun 2018
Do you need to take a 90-level course? Starting Summer 2018, all developmental education courses will be free! Information: For class selections, please see... Read More
AR Hold Waivers Available Now!
Posted on29 May 2018
NWIC is launching an Accounts Receivable (AR) Hold Waiver plan, intended to engage former NWIC students who are currently unable to register for classes... Read More
Graduation Location Change
Posted on13 Jun 2017
Out of respect for the families and community, graduation has changed locations, and will now take place at the Lummi High School (2334 Lummi View... Read More
The Natural World & The Law – The 12th Annual Vine Deloria Jr. Symposium to be held on May 19th-21st, 2017
Posted on15 Mar 2017
Friends of the Deloria Symposium: We are on our way into 2017 very quickly. With many changes occurring, more than ever forums like the Vine Deloria,... Read More
EPA Designates NWIC the First Local Environmental Observers Network (LEO) Program Hub in the Contiguous United States.
Posted on27 Sep 2016
LUMMI NATION (WASHINGTON) – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced an inter agency agreement on Tribal treaty rights and other initiatives designed to... Read More