American Indian Student & Cultural Center (AISCC) offers students daily access to faculty/staff

The AISCC is located 215 North Brooks St., between West Johnson and Dayton streets near Grainger Hall. — The AISCC is located at 215 North Brooks St., between West Johnson and Dayton streets south of Grainger Hall.

The American Indian Student & Cultural Center (AISCC) will be open every afternoon Monday through Friday. Each day a different American Indian Studies (AIS) faculty or staff member will hold office hours at the Center. AIS will provide study snacks. Campus map: http://map.wisc.edu/s/hg8pov8q

The American Indian Student & Cultural Center (AISCC), 215 N. Brooks St., is a space for Native student groups, academic services, and cultural events. The AISCC houses student-run organizations: Wunk Sheek, Ojibwe language group, Wunk Sheek Drum, Alpha Pi Omega Sorority, and the American Indian Science and Engineering Society. American Indian Studies faculty as well as satellite advising services (American Indian Student Academic Services, the PEOPLE Program, American Indian Curriculum Services, the Cross College Advising Service, and the Office of Undergraduate Recruitment and Retention) often hold weekly office hours.

Act 31 is the nickname for the 1989/1991 statutes integrating the history, culture and tribal sovereignty of the American Indian Nations of Wisconsin into PK-16 education. Please check out www.WisconsinAct31.org. Please feel free to drop by to discuss this and other topics.

Facility Use Policy: In order to make the best use of the facility, student organizations, faculty, and staff must fill out a space request form for all meetings and events. Please send your space request form to: aisp@mailplus.wisc.edu. The space request form and the facility use policy are below:

AISCC Facility Use Policy Blank-Space-Request-Form