The American Indian Student Council (AISC) meets weekly on Fridays at 2:00 pm. Meetings take place at the American Indian Student Study Center located at FO4-282 (behind the PH1 and FA4 buildings, next to Parking Lot #8).
All are welcome!
Be sure to purchase a $5 parking permit if you do not have a student/staff parking permit already. Park in the general student lots before 6:00 pm or in lots 7 or 8 after 6:00 pm.
American Indian Student Study Center location map
Driving directions and campus maps: www.csulb.edu/maps
For more information, contact Anna Nazarian-Peters: Contact Us
You're invited to the 43rd Annual CSULB Pow Wow on Saturday, March 9 and Sunday, March10, 2013 at the Upper Campus Central Quad.
The Annual Pow Wow is co-sponsored by the American Indian Student Council, American Indian Studies Program, the American Alumni Chapter, Associated Students Inc., Division of Student Services, and StudentLife and Development. Saturday, Gourd 
Dancing begins at 11:00 am with Grand Entry at 1 pm. Sunday, Grand Entry at 1 pm.
This event and parking is free to everyone!
The AILOTT Conference is designed to bring together American Indian students in middle school (7th and 8th grade only), high school, community colleges, and re-entry programs to provide them with an awareness of culture, career and educational opportunities. AILOTT enhances the opportunity for the community and campus to unite and work towards a better future for American Indians as a whole. AILOTT's success is attributed to the full participation from students, parents, educators, community members, and our student committee at CSULB.
We will have a series of workshops, including sessions pertaining to university admissions and financial aid, a keynote presentation, and teambuilding activities. Please remind your students to wear/bring tennis shoes or closed-toe shoes so they can participate in the outdoor teambuilding activities. Breakfast and lunch will be served.
In addition to students partaking in this conference, we encourage teachers, aides, counselors, parents, and concerned community members to participate with the students. We ask that you supervise your student(s).
If you, your student, school, or program is interested in attending, please fill out the enclosed Registration Form and CSULB Waiver Form, one for every participant, and mail, email or fax to us by November 5, 2012.
You may download the Agenda, Registration and Waiver forms below: 
For more information please contact Anna Nazarian-Peters: Contact Us.
You may download a "Save the Date" flyer here.
Driving directions and campus maps: www.csulb.edu/maps
