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Alayna Eagle Shield

Alayna Eagle Shield
Year: 
2015
Term: 
24 months
Program: 
Native Nation Rebuilders
Fort Yates, ND—Native Nations Rebuilders Program (cohort 7) - Alayna is from the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. She is a teacher in the Lakota Language Nest at Sitting Bull College. Alayna earned her Bachelor of Science from the University of Mary in 2014. She received certification to teach the Lakota language from Sitting Bull College through the Lakota Language Education Action Program. Alayna is working on her Master of Public Health at the North Dakota State University distance program. She is married and has two children.

Alison Welch

Alison Welch
Year: 
2015
Term: 
24 months
Program: 
Native Nation Rebuilders
Shakopee, MN—Native Nations Rebuilders Program (cohort 7) - Alison received her bachelor's degree in business administration in June 2015, and is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in human services. As an active member of the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community, she often volunteers for the spiritual center's fundraising events and often participates in the center’s activities with her son. Alison credits her strive for success to her mother, who she considers her role model. In her free time Alison spends time with her family, reads and travels. 

Allan Demaray

Allan Demaray Jr.
Year: 
2015
Term: 
24 months
Program: 
Native Nation Rebuilders
New Town, ND—Native Nations Rebuilders Program (cohort 7) - Allan is an enrolled citizen of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation, which is located on the Fort Berthold Reservation. He lives in New Town, North Dakota with his wife and seven children. Allan is a tribal department analyst in the CEO's office.

Amber Finley

Amber Finley
Year: 
2015
Term: 
24 months
Program: 
Native Nation Rebuilders
Grand Forks, ND—Native Nations Rebuilders Program (cohort 7) - Amber is an enrolled citizen of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation, and also of the Spirit Lake Dakota and Standing Rock Lakota Nations. She is the executive director of a non-profit organization called Northstar Council. She resides in Grand Forks, North Dakota with her five children.

David Williams

David Williams
Year: 
2015
Term: 
24 months
Program: 
Native Nation Rebuilders
New Town, ND—Native Nations Rebuilders Program (cohort 7) - Dave is the President and CEO of Missouri River Resources, which is the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation’s privately owned oil and gas company. Dave's previous experience in the petroleum industry includes 12 years with the Gulf-Chevron Oil Company. He would like to use his past experience to create a thriving tribal oil and gas company. Dave has also taught Oil and Gas classes at the Fort Berthold Community College for the past three years. He lives in New Town, North Dakota with his wife and 16 year-old daughter. 

Donna Ennis

Donna Ennis
Year: 
2015
Term: 
24 months
Program: 
Native Nation Rebuilders
Cloquet, MN—Native Nations Rebuilders Program (cohort 7) - Donna is a licensed social worker, tribal elder and community center manager at the Fond du Lac Reservation. She writes for Indian Country Today and The Daily Yonder. Donna is earning her master’s degree in tribal administration and governance at the University of Minnesota, Duluth, and expects to graduate in May of 2016. She received her undergraduate degree in social work from the University of Wisconsin, Superior.

Eric Grey Cloud

Eric Grey Cloud
Year: 
2015
Term: 
24 months
Program: 
Native Nation Rebuilders
Fort Yates, ND—Native Nations Rebuilders Program (cohort 7) - Eric was born and raised in Fort Yates, North Dakota, on the Standing Rock Reservation. He attended Sitting Bull College, where he received a bachelor’s degree in business administration. He works as the director of economic development for Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. His commitment to community is seen in his volunteer work. Eric hopes to help establish a solid foundation for a healthy economy on Standing Rock Reservation. 

Herb Fineday

Herb Fineday
Year: 
2015
Term: 
24 months
Program: 
Native Nation Rebuilders
Cloquet, MN—Native Nations Rebuilders Program (cohort 7) - Herb has more than ten years of experience in law enforcement with the Fond du Lac Police Department. He has served in several roles throughout his career including chief of police, sergeant and emergency management coordinator. Herb serves on many boards and committees, and in his spare time he is an active youth mentor. Herb lives with his family, which includes four children. He wouldn't be where he is today without the support of his partner, who will become his wife in early 2016.

Janie Schroeder

Janie Schroeder-Herman
Year: 
2015
Term: 
24 months
Program: 
Native Nation Rebuilders
Grand Forks, ND—Native Nations Rebuilders Program (cohort 7) - Janie is a recent graduate of the University of North Dakota’s School of Law and holds a Juris Doctorate and a certificate in Indian Law. Janie obtained a Bachelor of Public Administration degree and Bachelor of Indian Studies degree from the University of North Dakota. Janie worked for the National Indigenous Elder Justice Initiative for four years and has recently accepted a position with the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation District Court as chief clerk of court.   

Jayme Davis

Jayme Davis
Year: 
2015
Term: 
24 months
Program: 
Native Nation Rebuilders
Rolette, ND—Native Nations Rebuilders Program (cohort 7) - Jayme works as the Tribal and State Grant Program Director for the Turtle Mountain Community College in Belcourt, North Dakota. She is responsible for budget management, partnership development, curriculum development and instruction. She holds a bachelor’s degree in business management from the University of Mary in Bismarck, North Dakota. Jayme is an enrolled member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa and a descendant of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.

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