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The document outlines the rules and regulations for the Handgames Competition at the 31st Annual American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) Conference, held from March 24-27, 2012, in Rapid City, South Dakota. It details the competition format, including team registration requirements, game styles (Cheyenne and Flathead), player roles (captains, guessers, hiders), scoring methods, and emphasizes that the event is drug and alcohol free. The document aims to promote traditional hand games while ensuring fair play and adherence to cultural values.

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What are the categories of AiHEC?

Membership in AIHEC is a rigorous process, and we have four categories: Regular Member (accredited TCUs); Associate Member (pre-accreditation existing TCU); Developing/Emerging Member (institutions not yet in the accreditation process); and International/Organization Member (Indigenous institutions of higher education

What types of majors are common in tribal colleges?

The American Indian College Fund serves 35 accredited tribal colleges with 75 campuses located in 13 states in the Southwest, the Northwest, and across the Great Plains from Kansas and Oklahoma to Minnesota and the Dakotaswhich serve a combined annual enrollment of nearly 22,000 students.

What are the examples of higher education?

Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCUs) are a category of Minority Serving Institutions in the United States higher education system. They are distinguished as tribal schools because they are chartered by tribal governments and are located on or near American Indian reservations.