I don't know why people find this so threatening.  I could see the school offering undergraduate programs that prepare natives to be land managers, mayors of small communities, health aides (including some dentistry,) prepare for law school, business degrees  and much more.  If successful, it will provide a community where leaders are developed.  I don't see non-natives shut out of anything up here. Natives, thru their corporations, tribes and social service entities are the biggest employers in the state.  Many, many, many non-Natives work for native businesses and organizations.  I assume the college would serve non-natives too.  It would be a big plus for Anchorage and for Alaska as a whole.