Welcome
Welcome to CSUSB's Tribal Relations webpage. CSUSB's President Tomás Morales is dedicated to increase enrollment of Native Americans at CSUSB and to create opportunities for American Indians in higher education. Tribal Relations seeks to promote Native American perspectives across campus, promote safe spaces, and provide support for overcoming any challenges our students may encounter to achieve academic success. In collaboration with numerous departments, Tribal Relations, the Santos Manuel Student Union, and the Office of Outreach and Student Recruitment are here to assist you throughout your educational journey at CSUSB.
What is a Land Acknowledgment?
A Land Acknowledgement is a formal statement that recognizes and respects Indigenous peoples as traditional stewards of a given geographic area and the enduring relationship that exists between Indigenous peoples and their ancestral territories.
CSUSB Land Acknowledgement:
Coming soon.
Native Lands
CSUSB wants to ensure that we are supporting the efforts of our Native communities and preparing students to receive educational and technical abilities, which directly translate into strong skill sets to transition into fruitful careers. As such, the Native American Advisory Board was established. The board consists of campus staff, faculty and community members who advise the Office of Tribal Relations. Their collective expertise provides input into decision-making impacting Native American affairs on campus and in the surrounding community.