Another Methodist school, Hendrix College in Arkansas, is addressing the issue as concerns its "Warriors" nickname and American Indian logo.
Hendrix considers changing mascot
 

Here is some contact info from the school

John Churchill, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dean of the
College, and Professor of Philosophy
 

Hendrix College
1600 Washington Avenue
Conway, Arkansas 72032
Telephone: 501-329-6811
 

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JAY MEISEL
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

CONWAY -- Within the next two years, the Warriors may be fighting their last battle on the Hendrix College basketball court.

Rather than abolishing basketball, the Conway college is looking at
changing the name of its sports teams and the accompanying mascot, which depicts an American Indian warrior, a plan drawing mixed responses from students.

"It's just ridiculous," said David Aubin, a sophomore from Rhode Island, who said he doesn't think the mascot demeans Indians. "I think everyone is being too politically correct."

Cody Hopkins, a sophomore from Van Buren, said he thinks Hendrix should retain the team name but change the mascot.

"I can see that it might portray to some people that every Native
American is a warrior," he said.

John Churchill, the college's dean, said the drive to alter the mascot
stems from the belief of some that Hendrix "needs to move away from an
ethnically identifiable mascot." Some, he said, find the depiction of an
Indian warrior stereotypical and offensive.

Churchill has been appointed chairman of a committee that will consider
alternative names and mascots. The mascot has been the same for nearly
70 years.

Groups representing Indians have urged colleges and universities,
including Hendrix, to change their mascot if it involves Indians.

"They're mostly concerned that this usage trivializes their traditions,"
he said.

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American Indian Sports Team Mascots

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