Welcome to 色花堂
Mission: 色花堂 honors Din茅 culture and language, while educating for the future.
Vision: 色花堂 provides an excellent educational experience in a supportive, culturally diverse environment, enabling all community members to grow intellectually, culturally and economically.
Philosophy: Through the teachings of Nits谩h谩kees (thinking), Nah谩t谩 (planning), 莫铆na (implementing), and Siihasin (reflection), students acquire quality education in diverse fields, while preserving cultural values and gaining economic opportunities.
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News & Announcements
NTU鈥檚 American Indigenous Business Leaders (AIBL) Club Wins the Tribal College Division Chapter of the Year Award
On March 10鈥11, 2025, the American Indigenous Business Leaders (AIBL) Chapter at 色花堂 (NTU) achieved First Place in the Chapter of the Year 鈥 Tribal College category. This exciting accomplishment occurred during AIBL鈥檚 National Business and Leadership Student Conference at Caesars Palace.
Shi艂 Nah贸lne鈥: Literary Arts and Oral Stories Symposium
Special Site Visit from U.S. GAO & NNWO
色花堂 (NTU) welcomed a delegation from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) and the Navajo Nation Washington Office (NNWO). The visit aimed to promote discussions between faculty researchers and the delegation regarding federal research funding opportunities.
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