nATIVE AMERICAN STUDENT ORGANIZATION - NASO
ASU West -
* What kinds of things does NASO do?
It all depends on what members decide. Typically, the Native
American Student Organization is involved in:
Campus activities
Community service projects
Fund-raisers
Club socials
Activities that promote professional development like leadership conferences
and skills workshops. We can help provide funding for its members who
wish to attend conferences, workshops, seminars, etc. that are related to their
majors.
* Does being involved with NASO require a lot of
time?
No! You can be actively involved with as little as 2-3 hours per
month.
* What will I gain from being involved in NASO?
The rewards are endless! You will meet new friends, practice real
skills (sometimes without even realizing it!) like leadership, organization,
and effective communication. You will have opportunities to get involved in
activities that can be rewarding both for yourself and for your professional
growth!
Now that First Class is no longer being used, the Native American Student Organization (NASO) site on MY ASU is up and running. Keep updated on Native activities on campus by accessing the NASO site:
Click on: Internet Explorer on your desktop
Click on: My ASU
Log in
Under My ASU there is listed “Home” “Courses” “Organizations”
Click on: Organizations
Under “Organization Catalog”
Click on: Clubs & Organizations
In “Search for an Organization” – Type in “NASO”
Click on “enroll”. Click on “submit”. Click on ”OK”.
You should now be able to read messages sent and join the discussion board for NASO members.