Chapter VI Contents: [ VI.1 L&S Student Academic Affairs ] [ VI.2 L&S SAA Staff ] [ VI.3 Academic Advancement Program ] [ VI.4 L&S Advising Service ] [ VI.5 Bradley Learning Community ] [ VI.6 Cross-College Advising Service ] [ VI.7 Letters and Science Career Services ] [ VI.8 S.O.A.R. ] [ VI.9 Student Records ] [ VI.10 Degree Audit Reporting System ] [ VI.11 Academic Misconduct ] [ VI.12 Accommodation of Religious Belief ] [ VI.13 Policy & Guidelines on Nondiscrimination ] [ VI.14 Summary Blocks/Final Exams ] [ VI.15 Multi-Section Courses ] [ VI.16 Chadbourne Residential College ] [ VI.17 Deleted Section] [ VI.18 First-Year Interest Groups ] [ VI.19 Pathways to Excellence Programs and Services ] [ VI.20 African American Student Academic Services ] [ VI.21 American Indian Student Academic Services ] [ VI.22 Chicano/a Student Academic Services ] [ VI.23 Southeast Asian American Student Academic Services] [ VI.24 Summer Collegiate Experience ] [ VI.25 Undergraduate Research Scholars ] [ VI.26 Grading Policies ] [ VI.27 The Grading System ] [ VI.28 Grade Change Procedure ] [ VI.29 Student Appeals of Grading ] [ VI.30 Grade Disputes ] [ VI.31 Distinction: in the Major, in the Thesis ] [ VI.32 Scholarships ] [ VI.33 Major Declaration Form ]

Website:  http://www.lssaa.wisc.edu/aisas/ 
Location: Room 25 Ingraham Hall
Phone: 608/265-2583 
Fax: 608-263-7126

American Indian Student Academic Services (AISAS) assists self-identified, American Indian/Alaskan Native/Native Hawaiian (or First Nations) students in their academic, social and professional growth. Created in 1992 to assist First Nations students from rural backgrounds, AISAS provides academic advising, guidance, and counseling to all First Nations students at UW-Madison. The AISAS office also provides information about First Nations student groups, campus events and activities, as well as scholarships, grants, internships, and employment opportunities. AISAS works in coordination with the American Indian Studies Program (AISP) to provide a wide array of activities and academic opportunities at UW-Madison. Please see our website for more information. Miigwech! (Ojibwe salutation)

Aaron Bird Bear (Mandan/Hidatsa/Dine' Nations)
Student Services Coordinator 
Room 25 Ingraham Hall
1155 Observatory Drive,, Madison WI 53706  
E-Mail: aisas@mailplus.wisc.edu

Last revised: January 2007 (address updated)