Campus Resources for Indigenous Students
Cornell offers a wide range of services and programs that support student well-being, academic success, financial stability, personal growth, and career development. This page highlights campus resources that may be helpful to Indigenous undergraduate, graduate, and professional students.
Health and Wellbeing
Cornell Health provides medical care, wellness services, health education, and support for students throughout their time at Cornell.
CAPS provides individual counseling, group counseling, consultations, workshops, referral services, and crisis support.
Students seeking opportunities for reflection, community, cultural exploration, and spiritual support can connect with the Office of Spirituality and Meaning-Making.
Cornell Recreation offers fitness facilities, outdoor programs, wellness classes, intramural sports, and recreational opportunities that support physical and mental wellbeing.
Financial Support
Information about grants, loans, scholarships, financial aid, and student employment opportunities.
The Access Fund assists students in participating in experiences that may otherwise create financial barriers, including academics, leadership development, and campus engagement.
Students experiencing unexpected financial hardship may be eligible for emergency funding and support resources.
Academic Support
The Learning Strategies Center offers tutoring, academic coaching, study skills support, supplemental courses, and workshops.
OADI supports student success through academic excellence programs, advising, mentoring, and leadership development opportunities.
Eligible students may access academic support, advising, mentorship, and enrichment opportunities through Cornell's student support initiatives.
Housing and Basic Needs
Resources related to campus housing, residential communities, and off-campus living.
Students experiencing personal, academic, financial, or family-related challenges may connect with the Dean of Students Office for support and referrals.
Resources are available for students facing food insecurity or other basic needs challenges.
Identity, Belonging, and Community
Student and Campus Life connects students with programs, services, and opportunities that foster belonging, inclusion, and engagement.
Programs and resources that support first-generation and low-income students throughout their Cornell experience.
Programs and opportunities that encourage cross-cultural learning, dialogue, and community-building.
Leadership and Career Development
Career advising, internship support, graduate and professional school preparation, job search resources, and networking opportunities.
Community-engaged learning, service opportunities, internships, and leadership development programs.
Information about undergraduate research opportunities across disciplines.
Graduate and Professional Student Resources
Academic support, wellness resources, funding information, and student life resources for graduate and professional students.
Advocacy, funding opportunities, and support services for graduate and professional students.