
STAFF DIRECTORY
The Muckleshoot Tribal College (MTC) Staff is committed to serving the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, Indigenous peoples of tribal ancestry in Canada and the United States, and the greater Auburn/Seattle area. It is the mandate of the Muckleshoot Tribal College to establish a student and staff-centered communication plan to serve the Adult and Higher Education community. It is also the goal of MTC to build reciprocal relationships that reflect the dignity, history, language and rich cultural background of the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe. It is our goal to contribute to the revitalization and reclamation of bəqəlšuɫucid and continue to contribute and maintain the collective distinct identity of the Muckleshoot.
Muckleshoot Tribal College Department
Career & Technical Education Department
(CTE)
Continuing Education Department
(Highschool, 21+ & Testing Center)

Continuing Education Instructional Coordinator
Justine Koble
(253) 876-3275 Justine.Koble@muckleshoot.nsn.us
I have my Bachelors of Arts in History from Florida State University and my Masters of Arts in Eastern European History from the University of Hawai’i at Moana. I have been in education for over a decade, four of which have been in Adult Education. I am a Southern girl at heart, having spent my formative years in West Florida. I am from generations of military veterans and have lived all over the world. I am the daughter of Mary and granddaughter of John and Maryann. My grandfather and his family were raised in Choctaw, Oklahoma. My husband is active duty Navy, and we have chosen to plant our roots in the South Sound.

Assessment & Instructional Specialist
Christopher Miller
(253) 294-8186 Christopher.Miller@muckleshoot.nsn.us
Coming Soon...
Scholarship Department
College & Career Education Opportunities Program (CCEOP)
Workshops & Training Department
Northwest Indian College (NWIC)

NWIC Site Manager
Nicole Cabral
My goal as the NWIC Site Manager is to mentor students as they explore and define their values, education, career and life goals. I considers myself a “developer”, and always see the potential in others; I hope to help NWIC students grow while simultaneously capitalizing on their individual strengths. I grew up in New Bedford, Massachusetts and am primarily of Portuguese descent. My military service brought me to Washington, where I eventually chose to plant my roots, and have called this home since 2005. Upon transitioning out of the military, I worked on base at the Education Center as an Education Services Specialist for eight years where I assisted soldiers with pursuing and achieving their educational goals. I am a certified Career Advisor and have earned a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Southern California, and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Saint Martin’s University. I have years of experience as a culturally responsive academic advisor with students in diverse higher education settings.