Admissions Services
To contact or make an appointment with Cree Dueker the Multicultural Recruitment and Outreach Admissions Counselor
Email: admissions.cree@pdx.edu
Phone: 503-725-5543
Schedule an Appointment
Tribal Enrollment for Residency
Students who are enrolled members of federally recognized tribes of Oregon qualify for residency regardless of their state of residence. To be assessed resident tuition, it is necessary to provide documentation of tribal enrollment confirming membership.
For more information about tribal enrollment for residency please click the following link:
Office of the Registrar - Tribal Enrollment for Residency
Multicultural Advising
- Provides academic and cultural advising, counseling, advocacy
- Provides referral to appropriate student services and intervention assistance
- Conducts Annual Financial Aid and Scholarship workshops. Assists students in their search for scholarships and with completing the application process
- Provides leadership development opportunities and guidance to N.A/A.N students by involving them in numerous activities and internships throughout the year
Native American Student Services
Native American Student Services is provided by Multicultural Retention Services (MRS) to provide Native American (N.A), Alaskan Native (A.N), and Indigenous students services to support their academic success, including academic advising, guidance, and referrals to appropriate student services.
- Assists Native American student clubs on campus - United Indian Students in Higher Education (U.I.S.H.E), Pacific Islanders Club (P.I.C) and the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (A.I.S.E.S) - to provide connections to campus life
- Coordinates services provided by Portland Urban Indian Programs and community organizations such as the Native American Youth Association (N.A.Y.A), Native American Rehabilitation Association (N.A.R.A), and the Title VII Indian Education Program to benefit of N.A/A.N students
- Sponsors the yearly N.A/A.N Graduation Honor Day Ceremony and serves as liaison to American Indian/Alaskan Native Tribes and Pacific Islanders.
Native American Student Services coordinates with the Diversity and Multicultural Student Services (D.M.S.S) offices; the Diversity Recognition Scholarship Program, the Native American Student and Community Center, the Student Support Services/Educational Opportunity Program, and the Tutoring Center as key services for the retention and success of the N.A/A.N students.
If you would like to schedule a meeting with Trevino Brings Plenty the Native American Student Services Coordinator:
Office: 503-725-5348
Fax: 503-725-9699
Email: trevino@pdx.edu
Schedule an Appointment
NATIONS Program
Navigating Access to Indigenous Opportunities Through Networking and Support (NATIONS) is a mentor/mentee program, overseen by the Native American Student Services Coordinator, for first-generation students who are new to a university setting and would like to be part of a community with other students who share similar experiences.
Participants engage in a two-week Connect Program & College Success Course prior to starting fall term to get a head start, connect with new students, peer mentors and learn about PSU resources that are essential to student success. Central themes to this two-week Connect Program & College Success Course includes exploring cultural identity, establishing community among incoming students, and learning strategies for academic success, such as study skills, time management, money management, and effective communication. The college success course is designed specifically to address challenges that diverse students sometimes encounter. The course will provide an overview of the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully transition to college. Students will: share their educational goals, personal strengths, and cultural norms; identify areas in which they may need support; and become familiar with support services and other resources on campus and in the community.
Click here if you would like to apply: NATIONS Application
NASCC Emergency Funds
The NASCC Emergency Fund provides direct support for students experiencing hardships.
Emergency funds can be used for any urgent need, including food, rent, childcare, repairs, or medical bills.
If you are a student in need of assistance, please visit this page to learn how to apply and contact Trevino Brings Plenty.
NASCC Student Scholarship Fund
A Scholarship Fund that awards a $300 student scholarship for books and/fees.
To apply please contact Trevino Brings Plenty.