USC Native American Student Assembly

The USC Native American Student Assembly serves as a dedicated student organization at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA, providing essential representation and support for Native American undergraduates within the university community. As part of the broader USC Undergraduate Student Government ecosystem, the organization works to advance initiatives that strengthen community engagement and enrich the undergraduate experience for all students. The assembly operates within the framework of USC's student governance structure, which represents over 20,000 undergraduates and manages extensive advocacy, legislative, programming, and funding initiatives. Members of the Native American Student Assembly benefit from access to USC's comprehensive student government resources, including programming opportunities, funding disbursement for student organizations and professional development, and direct representation through legislative channels. The organization facilitates meaningful connections between Native American students and university administrators, helping to form policy and address student concerns through dedicated advocacy work. Through participation in the assembly, students gain opportunities to engage in campus events, networking, and community-building activities organized throughout the academic year. The USC Native American Student Assembly demonstrates commitment to ensuring that Native American student voices are heard and represented within the broader undergraduate student body at the University of Southern California's Los Angeles campus.