MSUM George Soule American Indian Center

01/17/2025

Save the Date! 34th Annual Woodlands and High Plains Powwow will be on April 5th, 2025 at Concordia College.
Powwow poster to come soon.

05/23/2024

"As a Native American woman with a Ph.D., I've been called a unicorn," MSUM Professor Caitlin Johnson said. "We may have additional barriers, but we're resilient and can get through them with support."

Dr. Johnson and her Indigenous student research team are shedding light on the education equity gap for Native American students.

11/30/2023

Naamijig Dance Troupe performed at three schools in front of hundreds of students.

09/26/2023

The worldwide movement Take Back the Night is returning to MSUM this year from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday in the campus mall. Join us to stand against sexual violence in all its forms. ❤️

08/08/2023

Congratulations to the folks at the Indigenous Association in your presentations of Bear Grease, "Grease" with an Indigenous twist in Fargo at the Fargo Theatre! We hope to see everyone there on August 10th 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM!

Get your tickets at: https://www.humanitiesnd.org/classes-events

01/23/2023

Consider attending!

Join The College Fund's Student Success Services staff to learn about resources we offer. We'll go over scholarships, Native Pathways, Career Pathways & more!

https://bit.ly/3iXlFvf

01/10/2023

Join us for the 32nd Annual Woodlands & High Plains Powwow Saturday, April 15, 2023!

10/28/2022

Check out Dennis Williams' Art Installation located in the Center for the Arts! Dennis is an Art Education major and Vice President of the American Indian Student Association (AISA).

10/28/2022

November is American Indian Heritage Month

October 27th - 7:00 PM The Night Watchman Presentation Featuring Author Louise Erdrich
(The Centrum, Concordia College)
Streamed live at 1book1community.org and presented by One Book, One Community
November 1st Events:
12:00 PM - Opening Pipe Ceremony (Library Porch)
To welcome American Indian Heritage Month at MSUM
6:30PM - Social with Indigenous Inspired Refreshments (Langseth Atrium)
7:00 PM - Film Screening and Discussion: "Gather" (Langseth 104)

November 8th - 3:00-4:00 PM
Indigenous Representation Matters
- Zoom Video Conference
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with the Native Governance Center
November 9th
12:00 PM John Walters: Honoring his Native American Heritage and service to his country
(CMU 203)
3:00 PM Powwow Dance Class with Alexa Girard
(CMU Ballroom 200A)
November 15th 3:00-5:00 PM
Daisy Chain Beading with Glory (CMU 105)

Passive Events:
November 1st - 15th - Tribal Nation Flag Display (CMU Sungarden and ODI)
November 13th-19th - Rock Your Mocs!
Wear your moccasins, take a photo, video, or story, and add the hashtags and when you upload it to social media.
More information at www.rockyourmocs.org

All events are free and open to the public.
Sponsored by the American Indian Student Association, George Soule American Indian Center, Office of Diversity & Inclusion, Office of Student Activities, Livingston Lord Library, Veterans Resource Center, and One Book, One Community.
For more information or questions, contact the Office of Diversity & Inclusion at (218) 477-2652 or [email protected]