# National Tribal Colleges and Universities Week

This is a simple resolution that designates the week of March 13, 2022, as "National Tribal Colleges and Universities Week." In practical terms, this means Congress is officially recognizing and celebrating that particular week to honor tribal colleges and universities across the country.

Tribal colleges and universities are educational institutions located on or near Native American reservations and serve primarily Native American students. These schools play a crucial role in their communities by providing higher education opportunities, preserving Native American culture and languages, and training students for careers. There are about 35 tribal colleges and universities operating throughout the United States.

This resolution doesn't create any new laws, funding, or requirements. It's purely symbolic—it's Congress saying "we recognize the importance of these institutions and want to set aside this week to celebrate them." During that designated week, tribal colleges and universities, Native American organizations, and communities can hold events, ceremonies, and activities to highlight the achievements of these schools and their students. It's similar to how Congress designates weeks for other causes like National Teacher Appreciation Week or National Small Business Week.

If you attend or work at a tribal college or university, or if you're part of a Native American community, this recognition might mean your institution receives more public attention during that week. However, for most people, this resolution won't directly change anything in their daily lives—it's mainly a way for the federal government to officially acknowledge and honor these important educational institutions.

A resolution designating the week beginning March 13, 2022, as "National Tribal Colleges and Universities Week".

Tester, Jon

 <p>This resolution designates the week beginning on March 13, 2022, as National Tribal Colleges and Universities Week.</p>