That depends on the next allocation from the College of Arts and Sciences dean. In addition to their roles as teachers, academics, and student support providers, NAS faculty members function as consultants to Native American educational and tribal leaders throughout the state indeed, the nation. Henrietta Mann, our most senior faculty member, currently serves on the state committee for the renaming of historical and geographic sites in Montana. Recognition of the faculty s excellent achievements is reflected in the list of national commitments cited above. The advisor offers academic guidance to Native American Studies majors as well as EOP eligible students.
Assistance is available to students with academic and financial aid questions.
The advisor makes referrals to campus and community resources. Faculty occasionally advise students as well. NAS maintains a lounge for its students in the basement of the Department s building, with two dated computers for their use, and provides coffee and spring water. Two new computers will soon be obtained, and the student lounge will be redecorated in the next couple of months as well. Representing the most visible ethnic minority entity on campus and in the larger Missoula area.