Andee Dickerson

Andee Dickerson brings over 16 years of experience in public relations and administrative operations with tribal entities and communities. While attending Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Okla., Andee began her career working for her tribe as a public relations writer. During her time at Cherokee Nation, Andee also worked with the tribe's Job Corps program as their business and community liaison, allowing her to advocate for the program and students on both the state and national levels. The last 6 1/2 years with the tribe, Andee served as the administrative operations manager for Indian child welfare and human services. It is here where Andee further developed a love and passion for serving children and families in underserved communities. Over the last year, Andee held the role of tribal project manager on the Capacity Building Center for Tribes project at the University of Denver’s Butler Institute.  In her free time, Andee enjoys spending time with her husband, Todd, and their two boys, Bradford (12) and Brady (6). A fun fact about Andee's family is her husband, dad, brother, and brother-in-law are all basketball coaches in Oklahoma, so needless to say, you will most likely find her at a basketball game in the evenings and on weekends.