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MSUM Intercultural Center is providing you 21 Ways You Can Support Our Diverse Students.
The George Soule American Indian Center connects students with academic support, cultural programming, leadership opportunities, community resources, and funding opportunities that promote student success and celebrate Native cultures.
Named in honor of George Soule, a member of the White Earth Nation whose continued support reflects his dedication to MSUM American Indian students, the center recognizes his lasting impact on education, advocacy, and community leadership.
MSUM's Campus Chaplain will serve with the Care Team and work most closely with the Office of Diversity and Inclusion towards our strategic anchor to “create a campus community that is diverse, inclusive, globally aware, and just.”
The MSUM George Soule American Indian Center is a welcoming place for all students, staff and faculty to socialize, study, hold meetings and events and access a multimedia library that celebrates American Indian contributions.
The George Soule American Indian Center offers scholarship opportunities to support American Indian students pursuing their educational goals at Minnesota State University Moorhead.
Please use one of the methods below to contact the MSUM George Soule American Indian Center or to request information.
Please use one of the methods below to contact the MSUM Intercultural Center or to request information.
I understand that I am registering for services from Accessibility Resources (AR) at Minnesota State University Moorhead and that I may be eligible for services such as information, referral, accommodations and/or other individualized services that may be needed for access to courses, activities, programs, services, and/or facilities.
Accessibility Resources at MSUM provides class notes as an accommodation to students who have a documented disability that adversely affects their ability to take their own notes and the student has been determined eligible for this accommodation.