ASU's Native American Heritage Month aims to provide a platform for Native students to share their culture, traditions, music, crafts and dance. Students provide opportunities to share community values and solutions for building a stronger community.
Native American Heritage Month events.
Nearly 100 high schoolers from tribal nations in Arizona work on research projects, live in the dorm and connect with ASU resources.
The American Indian Studies program at ASU motivates the next generation of scholars to advocate for Indigenous nations and communities.
The American Indian Council (AIC) at Arizona State University is one of the seven student coalitions who promote and represent the voice of various cultures within the university. AIC is dedicated to serving and supporting the various American Indian student organizations on campus.
The Native American Heritage Month planning committee are starting to plan for this year's celebration. Students, organizations, faculty and staff are welcome to join us at our upcoming meetings. To learn more about how you can get involved, please contact Lisa Meier.