American Indian Health Research Conference

Conference has passed.

The annual American Indian Health Research Conference is a daylong event featuring national speakers, researchers, students, and community members. The conference is an opportunity for students to present their research and to learn about other research happening within American Indian communities. It also serves as an opportunity for participants to network and partner with communities, tribal colleges, and researchers on other projects.

Questions?

Marv Leier
(701) 777-4205
marvin.leier@und.edu

Most Recent Publications

• American Indian Health Research Conference
  The American Indian Health Research Conference showcases all areas of health research done by students and faculty, and provides a forum for collaborating on culturally appropriate research.
  Author(s): Massmann, N.
  Publication: Focus on Rural Health
  Date: December 2015
  Type: Article
• Testimony to the Indian Health Services Appropriations
  Dr. Gray provided testimony on behalf of the Friends of Indian Health to the subcommittee on interior, environment, and related agencies.
  Author(s): Gray, J.
  Date: April 2014
  Type: Testimony