Native American Program |

Indigenous Class of '22 Welcomed in Native Pre-Orientation

Native Pre-Orientation September 1-4, 2018
Meet our director!

Welcome our new director, Sarah Palacios!
Vision & Mission

The Native American Program (NAP) provides student support services to Native undergraduate students through one-on-one advising sessions and collaborations with Dartmouth's Faculty and Staff, as well as Tribal Communities across North America. The NAP aims to assist in students' personal, social, intellectual, and ethical development so they can become life-long learners and responsible leaders in our global society.
News

Read news about Dartmouth's Native American community.

History

Learn about the history of Dartmouth's Native American Program.

Dancers in traditional Native American dress at the powwow.

Powwow

The 2018 Powow is May 12-13. Learn move about the event.

Fly-In Program

Dartmouth Admissions offers Native American students an opportunity to visit campus.

events

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Oct 23

7:00PM
"Queer and Still Here" & LGBTQIA+ Hosted Discussion
One Wheelock

The Native student group "Queer and Still Here" will host a discussion with the LGBTQIA+ community on two-spirit identity and what it means to be queer and Native. There will be a
Oct 24

6:00PM
Ohiyesa: The Soul of an Indian Film Screening and Discussion
Kemeny Hall 008

The Soul of an Indian is a personal family film that follows Kate Beane, an urban, Dakota scholar, and her family as they trace the remarkable life of Charles Eastman, a relative.
Oct 24

8:00PM
Dinner with Kate and Syd Beane
Native American House

Join the film producers of Ohiyesa: The Soul of the Indan, Kate and Syd Beane, for dinner and lively conversation.
Oct 25

7:00PM
Denying Access
Room 002, Rockefeller Center

Seneca filmmaker and activist, Jason Corwin, P.h.D., draws important connections between front-line activism against Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock.