A Native Entrepreneur’s Guide to Results Turn Your Ideas Into Income—No Code, No Degree, Just Grit Online Course | Full-tuition scholarships for PYT members | $10 Application Fee
Zoom Classes: June 6 & June 13 | In-Person Class: Microcampus June 21 Enrollment Limited to 25 Students
Application form closes on Wednesday June 4th at 12PM
Welcome to the Pascua Yaqui Tribe-University of Arizona Microcampus
The purpose of the PYT-UA Microcampus is to develop exceptional higher-education services, degree programs, continuing education and workforce training opportunities for the Tribe’s members in partnership and collaboration with the UA; recognizing that the Tribe places a high priority on its members pursuing undergraduate degree opportunities, Masters level and professional school training and education, continuing education courses, and life-long learning programs for all the Tribe’s members; and recognizing that accessibility and affordability are critical factors for the Tribe’s members pursuing higher education and job training opportunities.
All of our courses are offered tuition-free for enrolled members and employees of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, with 50% to 75% tuition scholarships available for non–Pascua Yaqui members. Consider signing up for our newsletter to receive updates when course applications open.
The PYT-UA Microcampus's Sea Ania "Flower World" screen partition symbolizes the beautiful outside world and the start of life for the Pascua Yaqui people, signifying sacrifice and access to other realms as an integral aspect of their current existence. Alongside this cultural and spiritual significance, the UA-Tribal Microcampus Model addresses the need for higher education and sustainable development opportunities among Indigenous and non-Indigenous leaders, fostering collaboration with tribes. Together, these elements celebrate the rich heritage and provide pathways for growth and prosperity within the Pascua Yaqui community.
You brought together so many impressive minds who gave us fresh ideas, inspiration, and hope. I think it is so important for working professionals to stay in touch with new scholarship and thinking so we can integrate it into our work with the community.
