There are a number of different collections on the SU Campus that may be useful for your research in Native American Studies. Also search the Libraries' catalog for specific clans, tribes, or nations such as Iroquois Indians, Navaho nation, etc.
Don't forget that all campus libraries have reference collections with scholarly encyclopedias, atlases, and other publications that may provide useful background information for your research.
A Native American encyclopedia : history, culture, and peoples E76.2 .P75 1998 Bird, 3rd Floor
Reference encyclopedia of the American Indian E76.2 .R4 2000 REF
Archaeology of prehistoric native America : an encyclopedia E77.9 .A72 1998 REF
The Encyclopedia of Native American legal tradition KF8204 .E53 1998 Law Lib. REF
Handbook of North American Indians E77 .H25 vols. 2-15, 17 Bird, REF
Handbook of South American Indians E51 .U6 no.143 vols. 1-2, Bird 3rd Floor
Electronic Reference Source:
Encyclopedia of Native American music of North America ML102.N37 K45 2013eb
Fighting Colonialism with Hegemonic Culture by 
Indigenous Methodologies by Reserve books for Native American Studies are located on the first floor of the Bird Library. Online reserve materials can be accessed through the course Blackboard page
