Retired from Northern Arizona University as Professor Emeritus of Navajo, Dr. Parsons-Yazzie will read and have a book-signing at Western New Mexico University on Thursday, November 6th in the GRC Auditorium, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.

Her Land, Her Love: The first novel, in a sweeping epic of one determined Navajo family's efforts to persevere during the Long Walk, blends history, romance, conflict, culture, and family in a finely crafted story that is a true work of passion. The first authentic Navajo love story, with Navajo values of love, relationships, and community.

The story begins in Black Mesa, Arizona in 1865.
Reception @Hunter Hall, 6:00 – 6:45 p.m.--$10/plate; $12 at the door. Limited seating. Tickets at School of Education, Martinez Hall & Bowden Hall, Rm. 313 or RSVP: trillom@wnmu.edu.

[With students, faculty & staff @ Cobre High School & Central Elementary School on Nov. 7th]

Sponsored by WNMU: Dept. of Humanities, School or Education, Sigma Delta Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, Native American Club, Multicultural Marketing class, Office of the Vice-Provost of Academic Affairs, First New Mexico Bank, the Silver City Museum , WNMU Alumni Association, & Silver City's Delta Kappa Gamma.

Organized by: Casa de la Cultura & the Humanities' Spanish Program @ WNMU

➢ Books on sale at WNMU's Bookstore, the Silver City Museum & the JW Art Gallery in Hurley: Diné Bizaad Bínáhoo'aah: Rediscovering the Navajo Language (Navajo textbook); Dzání Yázhí Naazbaa': Little Woman Warrior Who Came Home: A Story of the Navajo Long Walk (Navajo/English bilingual audio children's story)