The Piamkinwaas is a place for students to celebrate learning and
transition and a sense of American Indian community is a priority
for the center.
On average, LCSC currently enrolls 183 American Indian students per
academic year and students utilizing the center can
participate and become involved in the LCSC Indian Club, educational
leadership retreats, pow-wow planning and development, and other
campus-wide activities.
To ensure meeting the needs of students, the Piamkinwaas has
initiated the following goals:
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Piamkinwaas will aid transitioning LCSC students by creating an
environment that emphasizes involvement, inclusion and
identification with the LCSC community.
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The
Piamkinwaas will help identify academic support and personal
development services for students.
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Piamkinwaas will provide opportunities for students to participate
in culturally relevant activities that support their tribal
traditions and customs.
To aid meeting these goals, the Piamkinwaas offers the
following services:
Computer Resources:
The Piamkinwaas offers a computer lab that is available to
students from 8:00a.m5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Students can use DELL or Apple desktops and may also
checkout laptop computers with the approval from
Piamkinwaas staff.
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Tutorial Services:
Math and English composition tutorial services are provided to
students utilizing the center throughout each academic semester.
Coordinating Resources:
LCSC Piamkinwaas coordinates with the LCSC Native American &
Minority Student Services Office to ensure American Indian
students receive adequate student support services.
Support services include assistance with admissions,
financial aid and academic advising.
