One Campus. Many Nations.
NEO A&M's American Indian Center for Excellence was established in March, 2011. Our mission is simple: We aim to empower American Indian students to become successful, productive, healthy graduates.

NEO is a diverse campus with many tribes represented. Our unique diversity provides a rich cultural environment in which students can embrace their heritage while building solid futures.

AICE is funded by a Title III grant awarded in the Fall of 2010. A conduit to internal and external resources, we strive to respond to the self-defined educational needs and goals of our American Indian students and communities. This goal is achieved through quality educational programming and assistance. Our professional development activities for educators promote awareness, better understanding, and sensitivity to American Indian cultures.

Take advantage of these FREE services for success!

• A gathering place to relax and make new friends.
• Resources for jobs, internships, scholarships, and student leadership opportunities.
• Academic guidance on class selection and registration, and review degree progression plans. 
• Professional guidance on tribal scholarships, financial aid, personal concerns, college advising, and balancing work, school, family and culture.
• Events include Native American clubs activities and cultural events.
• Referrals on child care, health services, housing, social service agencies, and custom campus tours.
• Computer terminals for writing papers, e-mail, researching, and searching the Internet and free printing (up to 10 pages per visit).
• Requesting a letter of recommendation for students who are applying for a scholarship, internship, admission to graduate program, etc. Download form here.
• Faxing of educational documents provided at no charge.