Are you interested in conducting research on the Colorado River Indian Resrvation. Please read the CRIT Human Research to find out more information.

CRIT Library Intercession Activites
Science Camp Concludes
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Left to Right: Nick Aspa, Taylor Heredia-Aspa, Samson Lomayesva, Evan Mata, Robert Villescaz, Mykan Aspa, Lisa Tsosie, Shaun Welch, Gaberial Roberts, Tyler Scott, Gabriel Leandro, Kamalani Welch, Camp FacilitatorTerri Dock, Nadia Tsosie, Ernesto Mata, Parent Pat Patch

Class learning about rocks indigenous
to the area

Looking for clay in the Parker Valley

Have to have a better look

Mixing and forming the clay mixture

Terry Dock explains how a native american
pot is formed

Free December Computer Classes
at the Library

The Library offers free hands-on classes to familiarize users with basic and advanced features of a variety of computer programs.  The classes are ideal for the new and not so new computer user who wants to learn and practice in a casual environment before venturing on their own or explore the Web. Space is limited to insure personalized instruction.All classes are scheduled at the CRIT Library's computer training room.  Instructor is Gilford Harper. 669-1332 or 669-1333

“Streams of language, memory, and lifeways”
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CRIT Library announces Wii Winner

Left to right: Robins Ruiz and CRIT Library Director Amelia Flores
Robin Ruiz was the winning name drawn December 23rd at 3:00 p.m., by CRIT Tribal Chairman Eldred Enas. The library held this special Christmas event to encourage literacy in the Tribal and Parker community. The library would like to thank all who particiapted in the event.

CRIT LIbrary Book Sale
The Library is still holding a sale of adult fiction and nonfiction books in hardcover and paperback. Most books, withdrawn from the Library system or donated by the public, will be priced .25 cents each.
The library is open Monday -Friday 8:00-5:00 p.m., closed during Noon hour. You may call the library for more information.