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“There is a strong need for Native voice within museum institutions—thanks to IAIA, I believe my voice and experience can make a difference.”
“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.”
“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.”
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2020 Census
Time to complete the 2020 Census is running out. The census is a simple count of everyone in the United States, regardless of age, immigration status, or any other factor.
MoCNA’s Reopening Plan
MoCNA is reopening to the public at a limited capacity as per the Governor’s approval.
2020–2023 Alumni Council Election Results
The Alumni Council Election results are in.
IAIA MFA Quarterly, Volume VI, August 2020
As we head into the eighth year of the IAIA MFA in Creative Writing program, we are happy to share some recent news from our current students, alumni, and mentors.
Message from Dr. Martin Relating to COVID-19
A message from IAIA President Dr. Robert Martin (Cherokee Nation) regarding COVID-19. (Updated on June 24, 2020)
MoCNA Stands in Solidarity
A message from MoCNA Director Patsy Phillips (Cherokee) about standing in solidarity.
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.