Multicultural Student Outreach and Advocacy
American Indian Student Involvement
Multicultural Student Outreach and Advocacy is a new unit in the Multicultural Involvement and Community Advocacy Office of the Adele H. Stamp Student Union. This unit was created to meet the growing concerns and demands of populations that MICA has not historically served. One aspect of this unit is American Indian Student Involvement, which promotes student development and campus participation for indigenous and American Indian/Native American students. We are committed to the creation and maintenance of a campus environment where Native American identity and issues are affirmed and supported.
Multicultural Student Outreach and Advocacy Staff:
Graduate Coordinator for Multicultural Student Outreach and Advocacy
Chetan Chowdhry is the new Graduate Coordinator for Multicultural Student Outreach and Advocacy. He will serve as a resource to students/student groups from underrepresented groups including, but not limited to, American Indian students, Biracial, Multiracial, and Multiethnic students, Arab students, and students from various religious backgrounds. He will be providing advising as well as programming support to student groups. Also, he can direct students to other resources on campus that can provide support to students. He is open to meeting with any student who would like to find resources to get involved on campus or would just like to have a conversation about their identity or culture. Feel free to contact Chetan at cchowdhr@umd.edu or (301) 314-0075.
American Indian Student Involvement Calendar
For a larger view of the calendar, click HERE
For more information about American Indian Student Involvement, download a brochure HERE
Or contact Chetan Chowdhry, Graduate Coordinator for Multicultural Student Outreach & Advocacy HERE
