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American Indian Student Center

The American Indian Student Center (AISC) is committed to providing a welcome home-place to support those who have courageously chosen to walk the path of higher education. The AISC understands that a vital part of our function involves nation building and works to encourage students to recognize and develop their voice and help prepare Native students to respond to the call to return home.

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  • Financial aid guidance
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  • Peer mentoring
  • Peer tutoring

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Posing with the 鈥渆ars up鈥 symbol are members of the 成人视频 chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society at the national conference in San Antonio Oct. 3-5. Pictured are, front row, from left, Megan Begeman, Mariah Morrow, Morgan Curd, Katherine Charging and Savanah Crowe. Middle row, Delaney Wilson, Ava Young, Harley Fischer (alumna and former AISES president) and Aubre Westover. Back row, Paige Cain (co-adviser), Cierra Sazue (graduate adviser) and Taylor Even.

American Indian Science and Engineering Society chapter earns national honor

For the fourth year in a row, the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) chapter at South Dakota State University returned from its national conference with a national award. This year the chapter received the Impact to AISES Mission Award, which considers four areas 鈥 community engagement, cultural integration, professional development and advocacy and awareness.

Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Prize in Education Winners Announced

The 2022 winners of the prestigious Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Prize in Education were announced today by the McGraw Family Foundation and the University of Pennsylvania鈥檚 Graduate School of Education. Cheryl Logan, Barry Dunn and Roy Pea 鈥 three leaders in the field doing groundbreaking work in pre-K鈥12 classrooms, on university campuses and in learning science research, respectively 鈥 are being recognized for their extraordinary achievements. Each winner will receive an award of $50,000 and an iconic awards sculpture.

Students receive award at AISES National Conference

South Dakota State University鈥檚 American Indian Science and Engineering Society student organization received The Outreach and Community Service Award at the annual AISES National Conference, held Sept. 23-25 at the Phoenix Convention Center.