STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

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The American Indian Program has three student organizations:

 

United Native American Organization (UNAO)

UNAO functions to promote cultural unity among Native Americans at NMSU. One of the activities sponsored during the spring semester is American Indian Week. UNAO also promotes the recognition, public awareness, preservation, and sharing of Native American cultures.

A logo of United Native American Organization (UNAO)

NMSU Crimson Connection:  United Native American Organization

Visit them on Facebook:  UNAO-NMSU
The image is a promotional poster for the United Native American Organization's bi-weekly meetings. The central part of the image contains large, green text saying "Bi-Weekly Meetings" and blue text underneath reading "Tuesdays." Above this, in smaller letters, is "United Native American Organization." The bottom of the image lists meeting details, including time and location: "@ 5:00 PM, AISC NTR 112" with dates "March 3rd and 31st, April 14th and 28th." The top left features a logo with the text "UNAO" and a decorative pattern. On the left, a cartoon illustration of a person with a calendar and pencil is present, and on the right, another person holding a lightbulb, symbolizing an idea. The design has star and squiggly line motifs, with a clean, modern aesthetic in green and neutral tones. Decorative circular symbols are also included at the bottom. Alt-text: Poster advertising the United Native American Organization's bi-weekly meetings on Tuesdays at 5:00 PM in AISC NTR 112. Transcribed Text: UNAO United Native American Organization Bi-Weekly Meetings Tuesdays @ 5:00 PM, AISC NTR 112 March 3rd and 31st April 14th and 28th