Welcome to the Native American Student Association!We happily welcome all students and faculty regardless of race, creed, color, or religion! Please visit our Membership Page to learn more about becoming a member. Texas's longest running Native Student College group JOIN US! MEET NEW FRIENDS AND MEMBERS OF THE DFW NATIVE COMMUNITY UPCOMINGFIRST NASA MEETING: Wednesday, September 5, Noon, UH 205 FALL 2012 MEETINGSSeptember 5 and 19 (UH 205) 18th ANNUAL UTA BENEFIT POWWOWSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2013, 2pm – 10pm NASA's past activities include:17 years of the Annual Scholarship Powwow – DFW's 2nd largest powwowReel Injun Screening with Cree Director Neil DiamondWWII Navajo Code Talker Dr. Roy HawthorneSouthern Ute presentation on alternative energy"Thousands of Year of Sustainability" Art GalleryFlutist Morgan FawcettOlympic Gold Medalist Billy Mills NASA welcomes all UTA students who are interested in promoting our mission. Visit us at: The Native American Student Association represents the interests and concerns of Native American students attending the University of Texas at Arlington. We have as our mission:
NASA also serves as the UTA chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society. NewsOrganization Meeting: Come to our first meeting of the semester and get to know everyone. Details: September 13, 2010, Noon, 303 Chemistry-Physics building (on top of the Planetarium) The 16th Annual NASA-AISES Honors Scholarship Benefit Powwow will be held on Saturday, March 5, 2011 from 2 - 10 pm. More details are coming soon. Please check the Powwow page for updates. The Shorthorn, the student newspaper of UT Arlington, has posted a SoundSlide show of the 14th annual Pow-wow on TheShorthorn.com. Adobe Flash is required to watch the show. The Shorthorn, the student newspaper of UT Arlington, had an article about the This Is Not A Costume event on November 14, 2007. You can view the article along with a video clip here. The video clip is also available on YouTube.Com NASA was one of only eight American Indian student organizations featured in AISES Winds of Change magazine, 12th Annual College Guide for American Indians. The article closed on a very positive note: "at UT, Native students know they are supported and encouraged every step of the way in their journey through higher education". The praise, recognition and support of AISES is much appreciated. OfficersOur Head Council is small and volunteers are always welcome! The following people currently lead our organization:
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