be near her daughters. She moved to Fresno and taught at California State University until her retirement. Death and legacy North died on October 10, 1992 in Fresno. Posthumously, in 1995, her artwork was featured as part of the exhibit, Our Art, Our Voices: Native American Cultural Perspectives, in honor of the silver jubilee of the Stanford American Indian Organization. In 1996, she was inducted into the Multicultural Alumni Hall of Fame of Stanford, for her service to the American Indian community and "society at large". References Citations Bibliography and 1918 births 1992 deaths People from Wichita, Kansas Vassar College alumni Stanford University alumni Ohio University alumni University of Nebraska alumni San Francisco State University faculty University of Nebraska faculty California State University, Fresno faculty American women artists Schoolteachers from California Native American activists American women's rights activists 20th-century American educators Ho-Chunk people Ojibwe people American people of Ojibwe descent Native American women academics American women academics Native American academics 20th-century American women educators Cloud family