Located in Room 103 (formerly known as ODI Commons) is the Native American Culture Programs office. @uconn_nacp Swipe for more --->
As guests on the land of but not limited to the Mashantucket Pequot, Eastern Pequot, Mohegan, Golden Hill Paugussett, Nipmuc, Schaghticoke, and Lenape peoples, the Native American Cultural Programs (NACP) at UConn is here to serve Native and Indigenous students. NACP welcomes all Native and Indigenous students, faculty, staff, community members and allies. NACP is here to serve our community, to help foster relationships with local tribal nations, and work towards building good relations between UConn and the land.
NACP members currently consist of Native and Indigenous scholars, artists, students, graduate students, faculty, youth community members. It is their hope that you will join their growing community and share your cultures, traditions, and histories with us. The Native American and Indigenous Students Association (NAISA) invites any and all undergraduate, graduate, doctoral students and faculty to join them in community this upcoming semester. Whether they are fostering dialogues, watching relevant movies and TV shows, or hosting events, they would love for you to join them!
On Monday, October 14th (Indigenous Peoples’ Day) from 11:00 AM-6:00 PM in the NACP Office (SU 103) @uconn_nacp will be having various events all day starting at 11 a.m. to celebrate Indigenous Peoples` Day and kick off Indigenous Peoples` Week off! Come Paint Your Culture (open to everyone), enjoy lunch with NACP, and attend a beading workshop (only open to NACP/NAISA students due to limited supplies).
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