ASU appoints Diane Humetewa to advise President on Indian Affairs (ASU News 3/24)
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Diane Humetewa named advisor for Arizona State University
Posted: Friday, March 25, 2011
Diane Humetewa, a member of the Hopi Tribe, has been named special advisor for American Indian Affairs. at Arizona State University.
Humetewa, who was the first Indian woman to serve as a U.S. Attorney, will help President Michael M. Crow work with tribes. She'll lead the ASU Tribal Liaison Advisory Committee and serve on the Provost’s Native American Advisory Council.
Humetewa also will focus on Indian student retention at ASU.
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ASU appoints Diane Humetewa to advise President on Indian Affairs (ASU News 3/24)
ASU appoints Diane Humetewa to advise President on Indian Affairs (ASU News 3/24)
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