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Witness list for Senate Indian Affairs field hearing on BIE schools
The Senate Indian Affairs Committee holds a field hearing tomorrow on Indian education.

The hearing focuses on conditions at Bureau of Indian Education schools. It takes place at 12:30pm at the Tribal Administration Building on the White Earth Reservation in Minnesota.

The hearing will not be webcast .The witness list follows:
Panel # 1
Mr. John N. Rever
Bureau of Indian Affairs

The Honorable Erma Vizenor
Chairwoman , White Earth Tribal Nation

The Honorable Michael Bongo
Secretary/Treasurer, White Earth Tribal Nation

Ms. Lindsey White
Student , Bug·O-Nay-Ge-Shig School

Mr. Marty Mullaney
Board Member, Modular Building Institute

Committee Notice:
OVERSIGHT FIELD HEARING on Preparing Our Students for Tomorrow in Yesterday's Schools: Construction and Facility Needs at Bureau of Indian Education Schools (September 11, 2010)

OIG Report:
Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education: Schools in Need of Immediate Action (May 2007)

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