Community Resources:

Patricia Nez Henderson earned a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from the UA and went on to become the first Native American women to graduate from Yale Medical School. She is now vice president of the Black Hills Center for American Indian Health in Rapid City, South Dakota, a Native-owned nonprofit community-based organization and assistant professor at the Native Elder Research Center at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center.Alumni and Donors

American Indian Alumni
Support American Indian Alumni of The University of Arizona (UA) by providing networking opportunities, serving as a liaison, and by recognizing personal and professional achievement of membership.

Asian Pacific American Faculty, Staff, and Alumni
Develop partnerships between UA organizations and community business, professional, and service organizations to promote the academic, intellectual, and cultural needs and interests of the UA community and its broader constituency and to foster greater understanding and appreciation of Asian or Pacific American traditions and heritages.

Foundation
There are many ways you can help the University of Arizona be a premier university experience through teaching, research and outreach. To discover an avenue that might suit your needs, please explore our Avenues of Giving.

Multicultural Alumni Club Chapters
A list of all UA multicultural alumni chapters.

UA Black Alumni
Promotes academic excellence among Black students at the university, provides financial and mentoring support to qualified and deserving students, and develops linkages with alumni and supporters in the professional and business community.

UA Hispanic Alumni Club
Promotes academic excellence among Hispanic students at the university, provides financial and mentoring support to qualified and deserving students, and develops linkages with alumni and supporters in the professional and business community.

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