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The American Indian Student Center orientation program is held in late August, during the week prior to the start of fall classes. It is an early move-in and expanded orientation for the SDSU American Indian students that provides the platform to discuss social, cultural, academic and professional issues that first-time students may face. By attending the orientation program, students are provided an opportunity to experience the SDSU campus environment prior to the start of the semester with early move-in!

About

• The Oyate Yuwitaya Tipi (the tribes/people live together) is a living-learning community that is coordinated through the American Indian Student Center.
• The Oyate Yuwitaya Tipi Living-Learning Community is located in Mathews Hall and is open to all first- and second-year students who self-identify as American Indian or who have an interest in American Indian historical and contemporary issues.
• In addition to American Indian Student Center events and services, Oyate Yuwitaya Tipi will host a monthly program for the residents. The programs are designed to engage students in cultural, academic and social programming that will inform and enhance their experience at SDSU.

Registration

• The online housing application can be found on ; students must list Oyate Yuwitaya Tipi as their housing preference.

• The course is designed for American Indian/Alaskan Native students.
• Students are encouraged to attend the orientation program and live in Oyate Yuwitaya Tipi.
• Register for the AIS 100 course to take full advantage of the programs and services.
• The American Indian Student Center programming is designed to increase student involvement and retention by creating a meaningful community among American Indian students at SDSU and a sense of belonging at SDSU.