It also provides workshops and conferences that focus on culturally-relevant teaching training and curriculum development. It also participates in the annual new student orientation program on campus. A recent addition, the Discovery Program, brings local junior and senior high school students to the University. This office serves minority student needs. It provides direct financial assistance for tuition on the basis of need and also works with tribal financial aid offices to procure funding for Indian students.
Recruiters visit Utah high schools in order to identify college-bound minority students.
The Office coordinates with other BYU support services to sponsor the Discovery Program, University Day and Cultural Week - events which are designed to support minority student recruitment and involvement. Native American Educational Outreach Program 342 Harman Bldg. The school also provides Native American students with tutoring, academic counseling and financial aid referrals. Every fall, a two-week Head Start orientation is offered to help new Indian students acclimate to college life. The Indian Club, an on-campus student organization, is very active in fostering activities for Native American student support and involvement.