
For Alayah, public health has always been an interest even when she was unsure of which path she would take in higher education. Alayah Johnson-Jennings (Choctaw, Quapaw, Sac and Fox,… Read more »
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For Alayah, public health has always been an interest even when she was unsure of which path she would take in higher education. Alayah Johnson-Jennings (Choctaw, Quapaw, Sac and Fox,… Read more »
Bri Alonso-Vazquez (Nahua) has always felt strongly about her identity and tries to incorporate that into everything she does. Her journey at Carolina was a rocky start, unsure of where… Read more »
Join us 2/20 1-4 PM at AIC for a creative, arts-based “Self Love & Self Care” workshop! We welcome all our Native students, faculty, staff, and allies to come together… Read more »
2022-2023 AIC Scholastic Awards During this 2022-2023 academic year, the UNC American Indian Center will be offering two monetary, scholastic awards for students that have demonstrated an interest in serving… Read more »
UNC American Indian Center Celebrates American Indian Heritage Month Established in 1990 under the leadership of President George H.W. Bush, the month of November is officially declared as a time… Read more »
This year, the UNC American Indian Center is offering three monetary, scholastic awards for students that have demonstrated an interest in serving the North Carolina American Indian population. These awards… Read more »
Kamryn Locklear, a Robeson County native and a member of the Lumbee Tribe, is a UNC Alumni who spent her undergraduate years immersed in both her studies and her community…. Read more »
This year, the UNC American Indian Center is offering monetary, scholastic awards for students that have demonstrated an interest in serving the North Carolina American Indian population. The applications for… Read more »
This year, the UNC American Indian Center is offering three monetary, scholastic awards for students that have demonstrated an interest in serving the North Carolina American Indian population. These awards… Read more »
Ryan Dial-Stanley, from Kernersville, NC, is a member of the Lumbee tribe and graduated last year from UNC with a Bachelors of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science and a minor… Read more »