NORTH AMERICAN INDIGENOUS STUDENT ORGANIZATION (NAISO)
NAISO provides a strong, diverse atmosphere that encourages the enlightenment of Native culture, personal development & academic achievement as well as promote political & social awareness within the greater community.
Connect with NAISO: NAISO has a facebook “like” page where we advertise our meeting dates for the semester, upcoming events with NAISO and/or the larger MSU Indigenous community. Please click the link to stay connected to NAISO. We also email notices to students, if you would like to get on the student list serve, please email (ocat@msu.edu). Contact Dr. Samuel Saldivar (saldiv11@msu.edu) with any questions.
MISSION STATEMENT
NAISO provides a strong, diverse atmosphere that encourages the enlightenment of Native Culture, personal development, & academic achievement, as well as promote political & social awareness within the greater community.
MEETINGS
All General Assembly (GA) Meetings will take place in the NAISO Culture Room, which is downstairs below the Hubbard Cafe. It is the first door on your right when you reach the basement using those stairs. All Meetings will take place at 6:30pm unless otherwise noted. Meetings are bi-weekly on Sundays.
Land Acknowledgement
For more information about the Land Acknowledgement, visit the American Indian & Indigenous Studies www.aisp.msu.edu.
Building Community
Annual Pow Wow of Love 
Native Family Day 
Native Family Day 
Native Family Day 
Native Family Day 
Native Family Day 
Native Family Day 
Reading the Land Acknowledgement at MSU’s Convocation 
NAISO Eboard Retreat 
NAISO Eboard Retreat 
The NAISO Room, G-33 North Hubbard Hall 
Native Feast
NAISO & Community Programming
