15-68.1 American Indian Language Preservation
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chairman;b.The superintendent of public instruction or the superintendent's designee;c.An individual employed as a faculty member at a tribal college, appointed by
the governor;d.The director of the state historical society;e.The chairman of the North Dakota humanities council;f.The chairman of the university of North Dakota department of Indian studies or
the chairman's designee; andg.One individual with experience in the development of curriculum pertaining to
and the teaching of American Indian languages at the elementary or high
school levels, appointed by the governor.2.The committee shall meet at least quarterly, at the call of the chairman.15-68.1-02. Duties. The committee shall:1.Develop a process for the orderly preservation of American Indian languages
spoken by the members of tribes located in this state, including:a.The creation or acquisition of audio recordings, picture dictionaries, and
pronunciation guides;b.The translation of existing materials; andc.The acquisition, development, and dissemination of instructional materials for
elementary and high school students, individuals enrolled in institutions of
higher education, and other adults;2.Pursue working relationships aimed at American Indian language preservation with
public and private sector entities, including institutions of higher education, in this
state and in other states and provinces; and3.Seek the active participation of American Indians residing in this state on an
individual and a tribal basis.15-68.1-03. Powers - Continuing appropriation.1.The committee may:a.Accept gifts, grants, and donations of money, property, and services to carry
out this chapter;b.Expend moneys received under this section to carry out this chapter; andPage No. 1c.Contract with any person for any purpose related to this chapter.2.Any moneys received by the committee under this section are appropriated to the
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