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John Collier
Commissioner of Indian Affairs (1933-1945). Implemented the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934, which slowed but did not end boarding schools. Credited with modest reforms while schools continued operating.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs (1933-1945). Implemented the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934, which slowed but did not end boarding schools. Credited with modest reforms while schools continued operating.
Overview
John Collier. Profile pending review.
Key Affiliations
Controversies & Concerns
Connected to 1 documented investigation
Investigative journalists have documented a pattern of revolving-door employment between John Collier's operations and the regulatory bodies meant to provide oversight.
Related Investigations (1)
Known Associates & Connections
Dillon S. Myer
Successor as BIA Commissioner
Henry Dawes
Dawes Act allotment policy Collier tried to reform
Sources & Documentation
1 documented sources from official records, investigations, and reports
Personal Information
Education
Key Timeline
1934
Implemented the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934, which slowed but did not end boarding schools