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NASA Logo


			Gerald Dawavendewa (Hopi/Cherokee), a graduate of the University of Arizona, College of Fine Arts, created the Native American Student Affairs logo which has significant meaning relevant to the population we serve. The image depicts a native woman with four eagle feathers representing community, culture, knowledge, and tradition. Her hair symbolizes life in a waterline. Along the waterline are cloud symbols that bring rain. Beside her is a pottery vessel with Hohokam figures that represent the legacy of the native people in the southwest and the location of the University of Arizona. Each figure also represents the students who come from the six directions to attend the University. The two swirls, one leaving the Hohokam figures, represents the educational journey of our students with a new swirl beginning, representing the journey they take beyond college.

Native American Student Affairs
Robert L. Nugent, Room 202, Upper Level
P.O. Box 210040
Tucson, AZ 85721
Phone: (520) 621-3835
Fax: (520) 621-9880