Winslow Residential Hall, Inc.
600 North Alfred Avenue, Winslow AZ 86047 Phone: (928) 289-4488 Fax: (928) 289-2821
Alberta Seamon, Board Member
Yá’át’ééh! Shí éí Diné asdzáán nishłí. Áadóó amá dóó amásání, dóó análí éí nishłí. Ta’neeszahnii éí nishłí, Bit’ahnii éí báshíshchíín. Naakaii Dine’é éí dashicheii dóó Dziłtł’ahnii éí dashinálí. I grew up in the Teesto community and attended Seba Dalkai and Dilcon Boarding Schools. I also graduated from Winslow High School and obtained an Associate's degree in Business Administration/Marketing from Phoenix College. I then joined the workforce in Phoenix, first as a federal employee with the US Department of Energy. After about seven years, I transitioned to healthcare business administration, working with Native Health in Phoenix during their startup years. During this time, I had my two eldest children, and we moved to Ithaca, New York, to their father's homeland - where I had the opportunity to work at the Ivy League institution, Cornell University. Following the events of 9/11, we returned to Winslow, as a parent, I became active in the Indian Education Committee/NIEA while also working at the Winslow Indian Health Care Center. This experience led me to John C. Lincoln Hospital Network, where I worked in the Corporate Office as an assistant to the VP of Marketing. Our team played a key role in rebranding to what is now known as HonorHealth. Currently, I am a full-time caretaker for my elderly father, which has enabled me to advocate for victims of the Navajo-Hopi Relocation Act of 1974 and my Teesto Chapter community on a volunteer basis. This journey has led me to the honor of serving as a School Board official for the Winslow Residential Hall, Inc. I wholeheartedly support The Department of Diné Education's mission to strengthen Diné language, culture, way of thinking/being, and uphold high academic standards for students and families.
WRHI Board of Directors
Winslow Residential Hall, Inc., Board of Directors is comprised of four elected members, who represent various areas upon the Navajo Nation.