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Home > Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) Home > Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) //-- Portal Canvas Museum Title IX Give Apply COVID-19 0 Items Home Portal Portal Calendar Canvas Forms IT Minutes About Campus Contact Employment FOIA History IRB Key Facts Mission President’s Message Promotional Partners Right To Know Title IX Trustees Visit Live Academics Degree Programs Art History Business Cinematic Arts Creative Writing Creative Writing (MFA) Indigenous Studies Museum Studies Performing Arts Studio Arts Library Archives Library Certificate Programs Calendars Schedule Dean Transcripts & Forms Balzer Gallery Digital Dome Fitness & Wellness IAIA Chronicle President’s List Studio Facilities A-i-R Artists Happenings Journal Program Scholars Apply Admissions College Catalog Counselors Dual Credit Tuition & Fees 15 to Finish Happenings Museum Museum Collection Visit Education Exhibitions Happenings Join & Give Social Art Residency Store Philanthropy Alumni Dinner and Auction IAIA Foundation Store Search Student Life Activities & Services ASG Counseling Disc Golf Fitness Housing Parents Prevention Regulations Student Success Financial Aid Student Accounts Student Jobs Internship & Career Pathways Summer Bridge Alpha Chi Orientation Early Alert Disability Services Learning Lab Placement Exam Outreach Continuing Ed Land-Grant COVID-19 Select Page //-- Bridge Summer Bridge—Apply Today Tuition 10% Decrease in Tuition MoCNA New Publication—Indigenous Futurisms Federal Tribes Represented On-Campus Enrollment US States Represented “There is a strong need for Native voice within museum institutions—thanks to IAIA, I believe my voice and experience can make a difference.” Samantha Tracy ’16 (Diné) “I produce paintings as a result of timekeeping. If I am not being productive artistically, I am not leaving an imprint of my existence. I enjoy the arts process immensely and IAIA has helped further my work.” Daniel McCoy Jr. ’16 (Muscogee Creek/Citizen Band of Potawatomi) “IAIA has helped me explore artistic mediums that have changed the way I look at the world. Through constant guidance, and exploration, I will be leaving IAIA with newfound passions that will ultimately shape my future.” Carmen Selam ’16 (Yakama/Comanche) Latest News The most recent news, press releases, and updates from the Institute of American Indian Arts. View all News Letter from MoCNA Director May 28, 2020 A message from IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts’ (MoCNA) Director Patsy Phillips (Cherokee). 10% Decrease in Tuition for the 2020–2021 Academic Year May 20, 2020 IAIA is implementing a 10% decrease in tuition for the 2020–2021 academic year. IAIA’s MFA in Creative Writing in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic May 5, 2020 A message from IAIA’s MFA in Creative Writing in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. IAIA 2020–2021 Undergraduate Scholarship Application May 1, 2020 The IAIA 2020–2021 Undergraduate Scholarship Application is now available. Message from Dr. Martin about COVID-19 May 1, 2020 A message from IAIA President Dr. Robert Martin (Cherokee Nation) regarding COVID-19. (Updated on May 1, 2020) VR Experience: Resistance Through Existence Apr 21, 2020 (MoCNA) is going virtual—again—and we want to invite you to take a virtual tour of the, Resistance Through Existence exhibition. Happenings View upcoming and past events from the Institute of American Indian Arts. View all Happenings List of Events IAIA 2020 Spring Senior Graduating Exhibition “Memory Unearthed” Wed, June 3 – Thu, September 3 Memory Unearthed , the IAIA 2020 Spring Senior Graduating Exhibition, will be available virtually through the IAIA website late Spring. 2020 IAIA Commencement Ceremony Sat, August 22, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm The 2020 IAIA Commencement will be presented virtually. i College Catalog Information about the academic calendar, admissions, financial aid, and more.  Tuition Tuition and general information about fees.  Housing There are two options for housing at IAIA—the Residence Center and our Family Housing apartments. Each area is accessible to students with disabilities. Campus Security (505) 577-1660 • Anon Safety Report Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) 83 Avan Nu Po Road, Santa Fe NM 87508 • (505) 424-2300 IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA) 108 Cathedral Place, Santa Fe NM 87501 • (505) 983-8900 Apply Today Tuition & Fees College Catalog Philanthropy © 2020 Institute of American Indian Arts Home Portal Emergency Accessibility Media Title IX Visit Status Chat Provided by LiveChat Contact Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress //-- COVID-19 Resources Learn More Chat with us , powered by LiveChat...