Native American Students Association (NASA)

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NASA is a student organization that plans and promotes events related to Native American heritage and culture on campus.  Throughout the year NASA sponsors and co-sponsors many events.  These activities help strengthen the ties of all individuals on campus.  Some of the events include: craft workshops, Earth Day activities, First Nations Food Taster, homecoming activities, "Learning to Walk Together" traditional pow wow, Leonard Peltier activities, Native American Heritage Month, Title VII picnic and native fair and many more.  NASA meetings are held weekly and are open to all NMU students.  Sign up today!
                                                                           
NASA Adviser:
April Lindala, Director
Center for Native American Studies

Fall 2012
The Native American Student Association meetings are held on Monday afternoons from 4:30 - 6pm at the Center for Native American Studies, 112 Whitman Hall.

Upcoming Events:

Fall 2012 Native American Heritage Month

Past events: 

Fall 2012 Fest

CNAS Open House and Social

Wild Rice Camp

View the Center's Flickr account for photo highlights. 

• 17th Annual "Learning to Walk Together" Traditional Pow Wow

• 16th annual "Learning to Walk Together" Traditional Pow Wow

• 8th annual First Nations Food Taster

• Native American Heritage Month 2008

For more information, contact Amanda Weinert at 906-227-1397 or e-mail nasa@nmu.edu