Native American Heritage Month
On August 3, 1990, the month of November was recognized by President George H. W. Bush as Native American Heritage Month (NAHM). During this month, we take the time to recognize the people, culture, traditions, crafts, and music that existed in the United States before it became what we know today.
In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, Multicultural Student Affairs strives to center and uplift the voices of Native people both on campus and in the community at large. This year’s Heritage Month programming theme is “The Power of Narrative.”
Our campus is a place where students, faculty and staff representing multiple tribal nations and experiences are able to come together and learn from one another. Part of this learning happens through the telling stories and allowing students and employees alike to bring their narratives, knowledge, culture, and wisdom to the table.
We celebrate this opportunity in Multicultural Affairs, and have created strategic programming throughout November that allows this to happen.
The programming is open to all, and we welcome all members of the Pack. Join us!