Student Organizations and Clubs.

The College encourages the development and maintenance of student clubs and organizations. Students are invited to participate in extra-curricular activities on campus. The American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) sponsors student activities which include Student Recognition Awards, Student Congress, Academic Bowl, Business Bowl, Speech/Drama, Math/Science, Art/Poster Contest and basketball tournaments. Some of the campus clubs are Student Nursing Organization (SNO), American Indian Business Leaders (AIBL), the All Chiefs Society, Arts Club, and the American Indian Science Engineering Society (AISES). The advisors for these clubs are volunteers and are generally faculty members, who have expertise and experience in specific areas.

Co-Curricular Assessment

New Student Orgs Form

All Chiefs Society

The All Chiefs Society is a Native American Studies organization dedicated to the preservation of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara culture, language, and history. The organization also provides leadership, education and research opportunities valuing our traditional way of life. The organization plans cultural events like hand games, powwows, colloquia, elder speakers to relay our oral tradition and more. The All Chiefs Society is open to students, faculty, NHSC alumni, and Fort Berthold community members.

All Chiefs Society Advisors

Bernadine Young Bird
(701) 627-8091
Email: byoung@nhsc.edu

American Indian Business Leaders (A.I.B.L.)

The American Indian Business Leaders (AIBL) was organized to give Business students the opportunity to participate in tribal college competitions which focus on Leadership and Business related topics.

Links: AIBL Website

AIBL Advisors

Pansy Goodall
(701) 627-8079
Email: pgooda@nhsc.edu

Grace Opoku-Onyinah
(701) 627-8083
Email: gopoku@nhsc.edu

American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC)

As members of the American Indian Higher Education (AIHEC), NHSC students take an active role in these activities, which include Student Recognition Awards, Student Congress, Academic Bowl, Business Bowl, Speech/Drama, Math/Science Poster contest, and Basketball Tournaments.

Links

AIHEC Advisors

Dr. Kerry Hartman
(701) 627-8053
Email: khartm@nhsc.edu

Robert ‘BJ’ Rainbow
(701) 627-8082
Email: rrabinb@nhsc.edu

American Indian Science and Engineering Society

AISES is a national organization that nurtures building of community by bridging science and technology with traditional Native Values, through educational programs, to provide opportunities for American Indians and Alaska Natives in science, engineering and technology arenas.

AISES Advisors

Amber Finley
(701) 627-8087
Email: afinle@nhsc.edu

Ann Vallie
(701) 627-8071
Email: avalli@nhsc.edu

Teri Allery
(701) 627-8084
Email: taller@nhsc.edu

Student Senate

The Student Senate is the student’s chief governing body, and all enrolled students are automatically members. The Student Senate organizes various student activities and college events, and it represents the students by giving them a voice to express their concerns and opinions to the faculty and administration. All students are encouraged to take an active role in this organization. Elections are held annually for officers from the membership at large. These offices include: Student body President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer and Student Representatives from the main campus and the communities. The Student Senate has a budget and a staff advisor.

Links

Student Senate Bylaws
(In Revision Status)
Student Senate Page
Student HandBook
Roberts Rules of Order

Student Senate Advisors

Amber Finley
(701) 627-8087
Email: afinle@nhsc.edu

Amy Solis
(701) 627-8055
Email: asolis@nhsc.edu

NHSC Horse Nation

As tribal people, our rich history includes close ties to our relatives, the Horse Nation. Today, while they may not have access to their own horses, many families are interested in continuing or returning to the horse culture way of life.

The NHSC Horse Nation Student Club students who enjoy spending time with and/or learning about horses. The NHSC Horse Nation Student Club is part of the Department of Agriculture and Equine Science’s initiative of working with our horse relatives to provide innovative learning, living, and community services.

The Horse Nation provides:

Horse Fun Days and educational opportunities for kids and families
Special event activities/rides and equine competitions
Specialty horse care and horsemanship seminars
Continuing Education horsemanship & wellness courses

Horse Nation Advisors

Joe Reum
(701) 627-8067
Email: jreum@nhsc.edu

Lori Nelson
(701) 627-8025
Email: lalfson@nhsc.edu

Student Organizations and Clubs.

All Chiefs Society

American Indian Business Leaders (A.I.B.L.)

American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC)

American Indian Science and Engineering Society

Student Senate

NHSC Horse Nation

NHS Main Campus

301 College Drive
PO Box 490
New Town, ND, 58763

Student Organizations and Clubs.

All Chiefs Society

American Indian Business Leaders (A.I.B.L.)

American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC)

American Indian Science and Engineering Society

Student Senate

NHSC Horse Nation

NHS Main Campus

301 College Drive PO Box 490 New Town, ND, 58763

301 College Drive
PO Box 490
New Town, ND, 58763