NAPP offers a variety of structured and unstructured programs designed to help students succeed in the pharmacy profession. Included in the programming are preliminary education in the basic sciences, information concerning the knowledge and skills needed to pursue a Pharm. D. degree at NDSU, counseling and tutorial services for students, and financial aid information.

Recruitment
The Director travels to high schools and tribal colleges in North Dakota, Minnesota and South Dakota to visit with prospective college students. The NAPP Director also participates in national conferences and meetings where Native American students have an opportunity to learn more about the College of Pharmacy, Nursing, and Allied Sciences at NDSU. Prospective students receive information on the Native American Pharmacy Program.

Support Services
NAPP hosts monthly social activities where students meet other NAPP students and University department representatives. Social gatherings include a presentation covering various topics such as Super Tutor - TRIO Programs -NDSU Multicultural Student Services -Good Medicine Indian Health Service, Fargo, ND - Native American Culture - Careers in Pharmacy - White Earth Health Center, White Earth, MN. The Director reviews mid-term and semester grade reports and meets individually with each NAPP student to discuss the reports. All students receive information about group and individual tutoring services on campus and instructions on how to request tutoring.

Pow-wow
NAPP participates in organizing the Woodlands and High Plains Pow-wow. Committee members include students, staff, and faculty members from the higher education institutions in the Fargo-Moorhead cities.