Choctaw student 'finds her tribe' during year of study at UCC

Native American student Skylee Glass said she made friends for life during her time in Cork
Choctaw student 'finds her tribe' during year of study at UCC

Skylee Glass, a native of Oklahoma, who has graduated with a masters in applied psychology at UCC at the Kindred Spirits monument to the Choctaw tribe in Midleton, Co Cork. Pictures: Eddie O'Hare

A Native American student who worked with an autism charity and Irish Travellers during a special Government scholarship at University College Cork (UCC) said she found her tribe and friends for life here.

Choctaw-Ireland scholar Skylee Glass, 24, from Verden in Southwest Oklahoma, was speaking as she brought her father, Dion, to visit the Choctaw-inspired Kindred Spirits sculpture in East Cork, ahead of her graduation on Wednesday with a masters in applied psychology from UCC.

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