Saturday November 6th

8:00 am - 10:00 am STUDENT REGISTRATION Choctaw Conference Center Lobby.  Students and their guests will check in and receive name badges and event information including complete event schedule and map of Choctaw Casino Resort.  Breakfast will be provided

8:45 am - 11:55 am BREAKOUT SESSIONS Choctaw Conference Center.  There will be undergraduate and graduate tracks for breakout sessions that will include:  University presentations, general sessions offering information on admissions and financial aid and sessions dealing strictly with parent information.

12:15 pm - 1:30 pm LUNCHEON Choctaw Event Center.  Luncheon guests will include school and organization representatives, students, parents, educators, tribal leaders and local dignitaries.

1:30 pm - 3:30 pm COLLEGE FAIR Choctaw Event Center.  Meet 1 on 1 with 21 of the nation's best undergraduate programs.  Meet 1 on 1 with 18 of the nation's top graduate programs.

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 The Harvard University Native American Program (HUNAP) is dedicated to serving Native Hawaiian,
Native American, and Native Alaskan students as well as those at Harvard who wish to promote the
wellbeing of indigenous tribes. Started in 1970, HUNAP serves to train Native American leaders in education. The program is in line with Harvard's 1650 charter that states it is dedicated to educating the indigenous population. The Harvard University Native American Program has three main goals: research and teaching, community outreach, and student recruitment and leadership development.

Although Harvard does not have an American Indian Studies major, the university does offer courses on
Native Americans and issues affecting them. HUNAP supports these courses and offers information on
these courses. Additionally, HUNAP is involved in and has information regarding a number of research
projects. The Peabody Museum has joined with HUNAP to offer research and course opportunities.
Additionally, the museum even offers internships during the summer. The interns will try to be matched
with Native American projects when possible. Students can also become involved with the Four
Directions Summer Research Program and the Harvard Indigenous Law Clinical Program.

Northwestern University is a private research university in Evanston, Illinois. The university was founded in 1851. Northwestern started with just two faculty members and 10 students in its first class.

In addition to the campus at Evanston, the university also has a campus in Chicago and a campus in Education City in Qatar. The main campus in Evanston sits on 240 acres while the Chicago campus is situated on 25 acres. Northwestern's undergraduate and graduate programs operate on a 10-week quarter system. Typically, students take four courses every quarter and spend three quarters on campus. In order to graduate, students are required to have completed at least 12 quarters.

The university's library system consists of four libraries on the main campus, three on the Chicago campus, and two affiliated ones. The library has more than 4.6 million volumes. It has one of the largest Africana collections in the world as well as an extensive collection of early edition printed music.