Native American Center Student Information

Prospective and Current Students

Part of your academic success at Fort Lewis College depends on proper completion of Admission and Financial Aid requirements. Below is a listing of links to help you get started. Visit Fort Lewis College's homepage for more information for new students and campus tours, as well as the latest press releases.

As a current student, Fort Lewis College 's department of Learning Support and Success offers academic support and helps students meet and exceed academic standards. The Tutoring Program in the Native American Center is there for you to assist in studying skills and class assignments.

Admissions and Financial Aid
Prospective Students	Apply for admission, find out the application deadlines and what requirements are needed based on your residency. You can visit our campus and find out more about becoming a Fort Lewis College student.
Financial Aid	An important step in obtaining funding for your education is completing the FAFSA. As a Colorado resident, you will need to apply for the Colorado Opportunity Fund. Visit Financial Aid for the forms and instructions.
Native American Tuition Waiver History	Read the briefing paper, written by David Eppich, which explains the treaties and history of the tuition waiver for Native American students at Fort Lewis College.
Academic Assistence
Learning Support and Success	The Learning Support and Success programs consist of programs such as the Academic Success Program, Freshman Math Tutor Center, Language Lab and the Writing Center. Their aim is to form networks with other programs on campus in assisting students with study groups, arrangements for disability considerations and courses which enhance students academic progress. View their website for additional information.
NAC Tutoring Program	The NAC Tutoring Program is staffed by students of Fort Lewis College who are knowledgeable in courses such as math, science, and computer science who assist in making the learning process easier and successful.
Teacher Outreach Certification Program
Native American Education Outreach Teacher Education Department Director: Dr. Troy H. Webb (970) 247-7016	The Fort Lewis College Teacher Education Outreach Program brings contemporary and research based teaching techniques to the Southwest with professors for the exceptional cultures of the Four Corners.
Health Care and Insurance
Navajo Area Indian Health Service - Health Care Centers	Locate the Health Care Centers serving the Navajo Area. Visit the Indian Health Services website for more information regarding health care. Indian Health Services may be available in Shiprock, New Mexico, or Ignacio, Colorado for those who qualify. Check with the Tribal Office regarding access to Indian Health Services while attending Fort Lewis College.
Health Center	The Health Center offers health care to all students of Fort Lewis College. Visit their website for charges and hours of operation, as well as, information on the immunization requirements, and the Student Accident and Sickness Health Insurance plan.

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