How is MSU AIIS connected to the first Indigenous Sherpa woman to complete the Great Himalaya Trail? AIIS graduate assistant, Sophie Huss, traveled to Nepal last month to join Mingmar…
These courses count towards the AIIS minor and/or might be interesting for folks who want to engage with American Indian and Indigenous content. If you’d like to add the minor…
AIIS is sharing the excitement with the soon-to-be-DR(!) Angie Sanchez. Angie passed her written and oral comprehensive exams this past January and plans to defend her dissertation in a few…
AIIS is excited to announce that we are accepting applications for the 2024-25 academic year Pre-Doctoral Fellow in AIIS. The fellowship provides office space, access to Michigan State University’s outstanding…
The Indigenous Studies Working Group is back for February! Join us this month for Learning about Indigenous Knowledge Systems. Dr. Emily Sorroche will reference Dr. Brayboy’s work and guide us…
Join us for Ellie Mitchell's Voices on Campus talk, The perils of competence: Balancing the self while community caretaking in Anishinaabewaki on March 6, 2024, from 11:30AM-1PM in Wells Hall A206. You…
ISWG is back in full swing this spring! Join us Friday, January 26, at 9:30AM over Zoom for an open hour of community-building, semester brainstorming, and catching up as we…
MSU NAISO has been working hard on putting together the 38th annual Powwow of Love! Join us on February 10, 2024 at the IM East building on MSU's campus. Grand…
Join us in congratulating Roxy Sprowl for being a 2023 Udall Scholarship Recipient! Roxy is one of only 55 students nationwide to receive this prestigious honor. A 20-member independent review…
AIIS is thrilled to share that our very own Dr. Blaire Morseau will be giving a talk on her recently published book, 'As Sacred to Us: Simon Pokagon's Birch Bark…