Native/Indigenous Students
成人视频College is committed to continuously growing our systems and initiatives to support Native and Indigenous community members. The Zowie Banteah Cultural Center is a cultural space for students who identify as Native American or have Native American ancestry. During the academic year, students host various programs, both academic and social, in the center. The College also supports Native and Indigenous community members across campus with specific resources and staff available in the Office of Community and Belonging and in the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
Other scholarships and fellowships for Native and Indigenous students
Fellowships at 成人视频(FMH) offers developmental and progressive advising to students of promise who are intent on furthering their educational and aspirational goals by competing nationally and internationally for prestigious merit-based awards. Some awards require students to seek endorsement from the College, and others are open for students to apply directly to the foundation. FMH supports both kinds of students.
In particular, FMH recruits and supports sophomores and juniors applying for the , a $7,000 prestige grant that also offers leadership development training, public service opportunities, and networking programs sponsored by the Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall Foundation. Up to four MHC Native American or Alaskan Native sophomores and juniors working on issues that affect tribal policy or public health, as well as environmental issues, can apply through MHC per academic year.
Beyond the Udall, FMH works through the National Association of Fellowships Advisors to identify private, merit scholarships available to Native American students through a host of funding databases. Advising meetings hinge on broad-ranging and focused conversations that emphasize student self-reflection and self-expression.
Scholarship support
If you鈥檇 like to make a contribution to this scholarship, visit our and select 鈥淪cholarship Aid鈥 (General) in the dropdown menu. When asked what you鈥檇 like your gift to support, type 鈥淚ndigenous Communities Scholarship鈥 in the comments section at the bottom of the form.
On campus resources
In addition to these 成人视频College resources are student organizations La Unidad and MeChA.
![Students of Color Committee](/sites/default/files/styles/261x174/public/2022-03/students-of-color-committee-2022.jpg?h=f2fcf546&itok=bhAm7OZ9)
The Student Government Association Students of Color Committee promotes equitable representation for students of color at MHC, encourages involvement of students of color in leadership roles and highlights the voices of students of color.
![The doors to the Zowie Banteah Cultural Center, adorned with a blue ribbon to mark the grand opening of the new location](/sites/default/files/styles/261x174/public/2022-09/Zowie-Banteah-cultural-center-doors.jpg?h=34bbd072&itok=baLPYv23)
Zowie Banteah Cultural Center
The Zowie Banteah Cultural Center promotes visibility and empowerment for Native American students and communities of Indigenous people.
![The lounge space in the Betty Shabazz Cultural Center](/sites/default/files/styles/261x174/public/2022-04/betty-shabazz-interior1.png?h=c74750f6&itok=l_miFLXh)
Betty Shabazz Cultural Center
The Betty Shabazz Cultural Center assists and supports students who identify within the African diaspora (including, but not limited to, African, African American and Caribbean).
![Eliana Ortega Cultural Center](/sites/default/files/styles/261x174/public/2022-04/eliana-ortega.jpeg?h=9396f34a&itok=udUbAT6A)
Eliana Ortega Cultural Center
The Eliana Ortega Cultural Center serves as a home away from home for students within the Latinx diaspora.
![The Asian Center for Empowerment](/sites/default/files/styles/261x174/public/2022-04/asian-center-for-empowerment.png?h=9396f34a&itok=Xvsclahd)
Asian Center for Empowerment
The Asian Center for Empowerment provides support, education, community and a meeting spot for students within the Asian diaspora (including, but not limited to, Asian, Asian American and South Asian).
![A working table in the living room of the Jeannette Marks Cultural Center](/sites/default/files/styles/261x174/public/2022-04/Jeanette-Marks-interior1.png?h=c74750f6&itok=7NyUO9C4)
Jeannette Marks Cultural Center
The Jeannette Marks Cultural Center provides support, resources and programming for LGBTQIA+ students and their allies.