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Forms
Download the forms you’ll need as an AIS student.
Student testimonial
“I have great memories of the Resident Elders Program. I had ideas of doubt and wanted to quit (school), but the elders pushed and pushed, and they made me feel comfortable about who I am and where I want to be in life.” – Christy Sangster
Student Resources
Advising
Need guidance with your next academic steps? The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences provides advising services to all SBS students.
Scholarships
Learn about departmental and university-wide scholarships that you may be eligible for.
Clubs and organizations
The Applied Indigenous Studies department has its own student club, and other ways to get involved.
Office of Indigenous Student Success (OISS)
More than 90 tribal affiliations make up the university’s student population. Office of Indigenous Student Success provides culturally-sensitive support services to indigenous students.