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Tell Us Your Story - S.A.G.E.

The experiences of Native students, faculty, staff, and community members can help us better understand what is happening on college campuses. We want to hear the challenges Native students face and the changes that are making a difference.

Did you help create a Native student organization? Did your institution’s Native student center start Elders Nights, cultural programming, or other activities that helped Native students feel connected and supported?

Or have you experienced discrimination, exclusion, a lack of Native representation, difficulty accessing resources, or another challenge as a Native student?

Whether it is a success, a challenge, or something in between, your experience is important.

(You may choose to submit your story anonymously. You do not have to provide your name or identifying information unless you want to. These forms are intended to collect experiences, stories, and information about Native students in higher education. They are not a substitute for your institution's formal reporting or complaint processes.)
1.Are you sharing a Success Story or sharing a Challenge or Concern?(Required.)
2.Name (Skip if you would like to remain anonymous)
3.Please enter your email address to receive communication. (Skip if you would like to remain anonymous)
4.Please enter the name of your college/university. (Skip if you would prefer not to share)
5.Are you a current or previous American Indian College Fund Scholar?(Required.)
6.Share your Success Story or Challenge/Concern below...(Required.)
7.Can we follow up with you? Sometimes a story raises questions we'd like to learn more about. Would you be open to a Native Student Advocate from the American Indian College Fund contacting you to hear more about your experience?(Required.)