Welcome to the American Indian Institute at the University of Oklahoma!
The American Indian Institute (Aii) was established in 1951 at the University of Oklahoma, as a non-profit American Indian service, training and research organization. The Institute is a department within the University of Oklahoma's College of Continuing Education & University Outreach, providing assistance to American Indian, Alaska Native and Canadian First Nation tribes and bands. With more than 60 years of experience working throughout Indian Country, Aii offers assistance in the following areas:Native Health & WellnessAmerican Indian Common & Higher EducationCulture & Language PreservationTribal Leadership & Organizational DevelopmentBusiness & Economic Development
Upcoming Events:
Special Suicide Prevention and Early Intervention Trainings
Native American Adult Protection ConferenceHosted by Department of Social Services, Eastern Oklahoma Regional Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)July 27-28, 2011Hard Rock Hotel & Casino - Catoosa, OK11th Annual Native Women & Men's Wellness ConferenceSan Diego, CAMarch 2012
Other American Indian/Alaska Native Programs at the University of Oklahoma:
OU Native American Studies DepartmentOU College of Liberal StudiesOU Native American Law ProgramTo learn more about our services, please download our brochure:
2010 AII Brochure (339.2 KB)
