Garett Elliott-Minnis

Knowledgeable student librarian with a background working in LCC library systems. Fast learner and multi-tasker willing to work flexible schedule to meet location needs. Excellent knowledge of books, media and research processes. Progressive Organizer well-versed in organizational and representational issues to lead Native American campaigns. Specializes in 2SLGBTQIA+ and assists in Queer Native activities to recruit, coordinate and engage large mobilizations toward action. Self-motivated and disciplined in planning and tracking priorities and works flexible hours, including evenings and weekends to accomplish goals. Diligent activist ready to develop outreach and support programs to raise up distressed communities. Creative provider of innovative organizational frameworks. Adept at designing comprehensive planning roadmaps to generate effective and impactful community events and initiatives. Dedicated fundraiser well-versed in planning events, conducting outreach and promoting important social, economic and environmental issues. Analytical problem-solver with good conflict resolution and time management skills. Attentive social service specialist with background providing professional observation, assessment and individualized services. Seasoned at teaching skills to boost quality of life and promote positive interactions. Focused on delivering and propelling seamless care through consultation with caregivers.

• Conducted a meeting with the Haskell University President to begin regular and recurring inclusion training on campus
• Conducted a meeting with the Haskell University President to convert the single-stall staff restrooms into gender-neutral restrooms campus-wide
• Conducted a meeting with the Haskell University President to include a gender-expansive wing within the residential halls
• Founded Allies of Equality, a student organization whose purpose is to empower queer Native individuals

• Performed basic aspects of field sampling
• Performed basic aspects of laboratory experiments
• Received training in the proper function and maintenance of laboratory equipment
• Received training in the proper function and maintenance of scientific equipment
• Performed routine cleaning of glassware, equipment, and field instruments
• Assisted with routine steps in science studies
• Worked as a team member on special projects or study teams performing day to day staff operations
• Assembles materials for meetings for a first-of-its-kind program on campus

• Wyandotte Nation

The purpose of this organization is to defend, strengthen, expand, and promote the welfare of
2SLGBTQIA+ individuals on the Haskell Indian Nations University campus and to further
develop a permanent presence on Haskell Campus.