Student Event

Speaker: Haydee Lindo, Harvey Mudd College

Student Involvement is hosting Virtual Drop-In Office Hours via Zoom throughout the fall semester for students who have questions about getting involved virtually.

The Women of Color Collective (WOCC) is a small group, casual, friendly, healing, supportive space for women of color to meet every week.

Being indigenous is a complex identity to hold in America, especially in college. In this panel, students discuss what indigeneity means to them in contemporary

Is dealing with your family difficult or even emotionally painful?

Are you making space for you?

Briana Albini Graduate Assistant at First Nations Educational & Cultural Center and Masters Candidate in the Masters Public Affairs/Masters of Science Environmental Science in the O’Neill Schoo

Join the Outdoor Resource Center to learn how to change out your bike tube. Remember that you can always stop by the ORC and give your bike some TLC!

Come meet current NAMS minors, and NAMS professors, during this meet and greet information session! Director of Native American Studies, Dr.

This group is designed to teach skills for managing symptoms associated with ADHD.