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Osage Nation Congress Begins 4th Special Session Today
On October 17, Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear issued a Proclamation calling the 4th Osage Nation Congress into its Fourth Special Session at Pawhuska, OK, in the legislative chambers on Monday, November 3, 2014, at 10:00 a.m. to consider the following subjects: See Amended Proclamation below. Amended Proclamation (10-21-2014) Link to Live Video/Audio Day 1 Agenda
Osage Nation Departments Team Up for Child Abuse Prevention Month
Public Event
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and Osage Nation’s Social Services and Child Care and Development Services Departments are teaming up to raise awareness. Blue ribbons, the child abuse awareness color symbol, can be found throughout the Osage Nation campus. In addition, an awareness walk will be held on Thursday, April 21 at 9:30 a.m. led by students from Wahzhazhe Early Learning Academies
Osage Nation Education Department FAFSA Night
OSAGE NATION EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FAFSA NIGHT WHEN? October 19th, 2017 from 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM WHERE? The Osage Nation Education Department Computer Lab 102 Buffalo Ave, Hominy OK 74035 INFORMATION TO GATHER BEFORE YOU FILL OUT THE FAFSA  FAFSA ID  Social Security Number  Driver’s License Number  Your parent or guardians 2016 Tax Records  Records of your untaxed Income  Records of your assets
Osage Nation Education Scholarship Deadline for Quarterly Session
The Osage Nation Education Department has a mission to provide services to enrolled Osage members to aid them in obtaining skills needed to become productive individuals and contributors to their community. This is achieved through tribal- and federally-funded educational and training programs. So with the holidays quickly approaching, interested individuals or current students need to keep in
Osage Nation Education Scholarship Deadline for Semester session
The Osage Nation Education Department has a mission to provide services to enrolled Osage members to aid them in obtaining skills needed to become productive individuals and contributors to their community. This is achieved through tribal- and federally-funded educational and training programs. So with the holidays quickly approaching, interested individuals or current students need to keep in