BOOZHOO! WELCOME!
My name is Gloria Washington and I am the Bookstore Administration Assistant at the Leech Lake Tribal College.
The Leech Lake Tribal College bookstore carries all the textbooks needed for courses offered on our campus. We also carry school supplies such as notebooks / folders / writing utensils / student planners / backpacks / etc and a variety of merchandise and gift items to purchase. Please check out our bookstore website to help you better understand the process of ordering your class books, as well as what else the campus store has to offer the students and visitors!
Please don’t hesitate to contact me with any questions you may have.
Miigwech.
Gloria Washington,
Bookstore Administration Assistant
Buy Your Books Today!
For bookstore orders, please have your course list and just stop by, call, or email. Payment options include cash, credit card, or charging to student’s LLTC financial aid account. If you are charging to Financial Aid, we will need to have your student ID number. For distance learners please contact the bookstore soon as possible so we can have your books ordered and shipped to you in a timely fashion.
A people’s history of the United States
An Indigenous People’s History of the United States
Boarding school season
Business Communications
Carpentry level 3 – forms
Carpentry level 4 – advanced
Delmars standard textbook of electricity
Ethical dilemmas and decisions in criminal justice
Fundamentals of Management
Graphic guide to frame construction
Handbook of MN criminal and traffic laws
Indian from the inside
Indigenous American women: decolonization, empowerment, activism
Introduction to criminal justice
Juvenile delinquency: justice series
Literature and the environment: a reader on nature and culture
Managing Human Resources
Math for the building trade
National electrical code
National electrical codes handbook TABS
Ojibway ceremonies
Ojibway heritage
Photovoltaic systems
Plants have so much to give , all we have to is ask
Positive child guidance
Psychology: themes and variations (CODE)
Race, ethnicity, gender and class
Renewable energy: a primer for the twenty-first century
Sister nations
The complete lab manual for electricity
The cultural toolbox : traditional Ojibwa living in the modern world
The exceptional child
The real world: introduction to sociology
The sky watched
Ugly’s electrical references
Understanding the national electrical code
Understanding the whole child : prenatal development through adolescence
Weatherization technician level 1
Wildlife ecology, conservation and management
Contact Information
office Staff
Gloria Washington
Bookstore Administration Assistant
gloria.washington@lltc.edu
(218) 335-4286
If you are coming from a distance, between classes, or on a work break, please call ahead so we can schedule a time to assist you.









































