Native American Student Association
The Native American Student Association (NASA) is the oldest Native student organization at UNLV. It exists as a space for Native students to come together in community, support one another in education, and celebrate the ongoing presence of Native culture. NASA offers opportunities to connect, stay involved, and build the relationships and experience that carry through college and beyond.
Native American Alumni Club
The Native American Alumni Club (NAAC) is a growing network of Native UNLV graduates who continue to stay connected, support, and strengthen Indigenous presence on campus and in the community. NAAC plays a key role in events like Powwow for the Planet and works closely with student organizations such as NASA to uplift Native voices and traditions at UNLV.
American Indian Alliance
The American Indian Alliance (AIA) brings together Native faculty, staff, and professionals at UNLV. Members of AIA help create space for Indigenous presence on campus and serve as a point of connection for students looking to engage with Native scholars and staff. The group also supports community initiatives and scholarship opportunities throughout the year.
American Indian Science and Engineering Society
The American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) at UNLV is part of a national network supporting Indigenous students in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The chapter builds community among Native students in STEM fields and provides access to academic, professional, and cultural support. AISES works to create more pathways into STEM by fostering mentorship, sharing opportunities, and exploring the world of Science and Engineering.
American Indigenous Business Leaders
The American Indigenous Business leaders (AIBL) supports Indigenous students interested in business, entrepreneurship, and economic development. The organization creates space for leadership growth, peer connection, and access to opportunities like internships, scholarships, and mentorship. Rooted in culture and community, AIBL encourages students to build skills that can support Tribal economies and Indigenous-led ventures.
National Native American Law Student Association
The National Native American Law Student Association (NALSA) is part of a national network that supports Native and allied law students with an interest in Federal Indian Law, Tribal Law, and traditional governance. The organization creates space to explore legal issues impacting Native communities and works to increase Native representation in the legal field through advocacy, discussion, and community.