Board of Trustees

The Kumeyaay Community College Board of Trustees has members representing six reservations of the Kumeyaay Nation.

The Trustees have been working diligently to establish a college, which reflects the culture and mores of the Kumeyaay People.

  • Better designed programs for you
  • Online Availability to sources
  • Helping Board in your learning management
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Our Staff

The Mission of Kumeyaay Community College is to promote a quality education for the Kumeyaay / Diegueño Nation, California Native American Indians, and other individuals interested in a unique and supportive educational experience.

  • Better designed programs for you
  • Online Availability to sources
  • Helping Board in your learning management
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Archives

The Kumeyaay Community College Archives is dedicated to preserving
the cultural knowledge of our ancestors and the knowledge of our current Elders. Support of our Elders as they instruct our communities in the “Way of ’Iipay/Tiipay” is primary.

  • Find a course best suits your skills
  • Attent the seminar related to that course
  • Helping Board in your learning management
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Welcome to Kumeyaay Community College!

Mission Statement

The Mission of Kumeyaay Community College is to promote a quality education focusing on Kumeyaay Studies for the Community interested in a unique and supportive educational experience.

  • Promotion of Indigenous Sovereignty and self-determination.
  • Preservation of Indigenous values of family, respect, healing, and spiritual awareness.
  • Development of a supportive learning environment for the community.
  • Promotion of cultural education by embracing cognitive development and.traditional teaching methods.
  • Design and development of curriculum that prepares students professionally and socially to succeed in a diverse global society.

About Us

Kumeyaay Community College is dedicated to creating a program of superior education and academic training through Native people’s worldview with an emphasis on the Kumeyaay perspective.

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