Native Programs at The Evergreen State College

We are comprised of undergraduate and graduate academic programs, the Longhouse Education & Cultural Center, Enduring Legacies Native Case Studies, Native Student Alliance, and faculty from many different academic areas of the college interested in providing an educational environment that reflects the academic interests of Indigenous students. Evergreen has these Native American academic and publ

ic service programs:

*"House of Welcome" Longhouse Education and Cultural Center
*First Peoples' Advising at Evergreen
*Master of Public Administration in Tribal Governance, (which began in 2002)
*Native American and World Indigenous Peoples Studies (on-campus undergraduate)
*Reservation Based Community Determined Program (undergraduate)
*Enduring Legacies, Native Case Studies
*Native Student Alliance

Together these programs enable the college to continue and expand upon its history of responding in partnership to the educational needs of indigenous peoples. In addition to these programs, students at Evergreen can work with Native American Studies faculty throughout the undergraduate curriculum (such as in the Expressive Arts), and in graduate programs such as the Master of Environmental Studies (MES) and Master in Teaching (MIT) programs. In all Evergreen programs, Native American students, community members and tribes have a dedicated place in higher education, and easy access to technology and research services.