Student Activities
The Powwow Planning committee
Works on Cal Poly Pomona's Annual powwow held during the Fall Quarter.
The Native American Heritage Month Planning Committee
Plans the many cultural programs associated with this popular event held during the month of November.
The Native American Graduation Celebration Planning Committee Organizes this student recognition event held during the Spring Quarter.
Join a club to promote Native American culture on campus and work with local tribal groups. organizations and agencies.
o Native American sTudents Identifying Values in Education (N.A.T.I.V.E.)
o Red Nations Student Alliance
Student Assistant Positions
Also available throughout the year to assist in the daily operations of the NASC.
Community Outreach Project
The NASC has developed a where Cal Poly Pomona students mentor and tutor Native American youth in the southern California areas. These youth are given the opportunity to interact with current Cal Poly Pomona students, visit the campus, learn about college life and receive information on higher education.
Volunteering
The Native American Student Center's mission statement emphasizes the traditional cultural values of commitment to community involvement. Native and non-native students and community members that are interested in Native American culture are encouraged to participate in NASC programs and services. Students have the opportunity to gain "hands-on" experience and develop skills that will be useful in any work environment. Volunteers and student workers may work directly with the coordinator on the development of special programs. Class credit and/or work hours for volunteers opportunities may be arranged with the NASC staff.
