Native American Studies (NAS) is an academic department committed to Indigenous scholarship offering a B.A., NAS Minor, M.A., & Ph.D. granted through UNM.
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Yá'át'ééh (Hello)! There is still time to register for NATV 2315 - Indigenous Language Revitalization & Community Renewal!
If you're interested, please direct your questions and concerns to the Student and Graduate Services Coordinator ([email protected]).
From August to November, the Department of Native American Studies will be hosting 4 different Open Houses. We will be meeting every last Tuesday of the month from 12 – 1P.
Please email the Student & Graduate Services Coordinator ([email protected]) for more information.
7 more days until the application closes for the M.A. in NAS. The last official date to submit is Wednesday (2/28).
If you would like to view admission criteria, please visit (https://t.co/VqIp3jn4Dn).
Direct questions to our Graduate Services Coordinator ([email protected]).
There’s still time to submit an application for the Master of Arts degree in Native American Studies!
Deadline: February 28th, 2024.
If you would like to learn more about the master's program and view admission criteria, please visit our website (https://t.co/VqIp3jnCsV).
Meet the first-ever cohort of Native American Studies Ph.D. students at @UNM. Embarking on journeys in Critical Indigenous Thought, Community Building, and Comparative Studies, follow their inspiring stories to becoming leaders in tribal communities. https://t.co/vpiPeD6zud