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CSU Spur is a part of the evolution of education and focuses on investing in the development of the next generation. Monday-Friday: 9 a. Get the Spur newsletter Subscribe to the Spur podcast. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy Equal Opportunity Statement. In that position, Ernest worked closely with former Governor Hickenlooper, former Lieutenant Governor Donna Lynne, and the CCIA members to maintain a government-to-government relationship between the State of Colorado and tribal governments.
Ernest represented the State of Colorado and the CCIA at various federal and state public policy meetings and provided legislative and government-related information to community stakeholders. Currently, as Senior Policy Director for the Keystone Policy Center, Ernest is working with various stakeholders in the areas of tribal consultation, energy, healthcare, education, cultural resource management, and international repatriation. He holds a rich tradition in his position as son of the late Ernest House, Sr.
Patrese Atine is a citizen of the Navajo Nation with diverse experience in education and tribal policy. During her five years at AIHEC, she increased partnerships with federal agencies and advocated for legislation to meet unique needs of tribal colleges and universities, students, and tribal nations. As a government and legislative affairs associate at the Navajo Nation Washington Office, Patrese developed legislative strategies to advance tribal priorities related to education, health care, social services, and veterans affairs.
Frank earned his undergraduate degree in biology from Wartburg College, followed by a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Illinois, and a Ph.
