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CANCELLED Indigenous Studies Symposium

March 12, 2020

Our original goal for the graduate student-organized Indigenous Studies symposium was a student conference for undergraduate and graduate students working in or alongside Indigenous Studies. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have decided to cancel the Indigenous Studies Symposium this year. We will continue with an in-person symposium with many opportunities for community building

GCAIIS Meet & Greet 01/30

January 16, 2020

We are excited to announce that, starting this winter quarter, the Department of American Indian Studies is offering a new Graduate Certificate in American Indian and Indigenous Studies. The program requirements include: two required core classes, an elective, and a capstone project (see attached). To learn more or enroll in the Certificate, please join us for

Native Knowledge @ UW

December 9, 2019

Native Knowledge at UW: Event Co-Sponsorship and/or Guest Speaker Requests Creating space for forms of knowing at UW through Event Co-Sponsorship and Guest Speaker Funding Opportunities. Central to our goal of fostering American Indian and Indigenous Studies at the UW is creating a space in which Native knowledge can thrive across disciplines, colleges, and campuses.

2019 Travel and Research Grants

December 9, 2019

CAIIS awards small grants (up to $2,000) to help offset costs associated with conference, research, networking, and community outreach travel. Applications for the Fall are closed.

Faculty & Staff Career Advancement

December 9, 2019

Awards support the professional development needs of faculty and staff in the field of American Indian and Indigenous Studies. Expenses related to travel are not covered by these funds. Applications for Winter Quarter are closed. The deadline for Spring Quarter is April 15, 2020 at midnight PST. To request support, please fill out the form:

Knowledge Family Experiences

December 9, 2019

  The Application Deadline is 11/10/21 at midnight. Nominate a Student to become a Peer Mentor using the form below Knowledge Families (formerly Research Families) reflects an intergenerational approach to cohort-building. Each Knowledge Family opportunity is designed to connect undergraduate students with faculty mentors who are engaged in AIIS humanities research. Additionally, through a two-week
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