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The UNC American Indian Center offers two monetary, scholastic awards for students that have demonstrated an interest in serving the North Carolina American Indian population. These awards are the Carolina… Read more »
Native student, Rachel Wilbur is achieving new personal heights and expanding the breadth of research being done to the impact physical health and wellbeing of Indigenous Peoples that has been… Read more »
American Indian Heritage Month is just one of the many occasions when the UNC American Indian Center seeks to honor and bring awareness to the success of American Indian students… Read more »
Native Pathways to Professional Development The UNC American Indian Center will host a series of workshops each academic year that are geared toward enhancing professional development skills amongst current American… Read more »
Ashton Martin, a senior at UNC from Roxboro, NC, and a member of the Sappony Tribe, has made a significant mark upon UNC’s campus with her role as Student Body… Read more »
Senior UNC student and member of the Lumbee Tribe, Maya Carter, is known for capturing special moments of the Native Tar Heel family through photography. She is currently majoring in… Read more »
The 2019 Carolina Horizons application is NOW available. The deadline for students to apply has been extended to April 16th, 2019. This program will be held June 12-15, 2019. The… Read more »
Applications for the AIC Scholastic Awards (informally known as AIC Scholarships) are now available. Both awards, The Faith Danielle Hedgepeth Award and the Carolina Native Service Scholars Award, are given… Read more »
UNC junior, Blake Hite of the Cherokee Nation and Lumbee Tribe, is on the path to becoming a promising Native leader. Blake is double majoring in American Indian and Indigenous… Read more »
Rising sophomore of the Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe, Dominecha Crenshaw, is making the most of her experience as a student at UNC-Chapel Hill. This past year, she conquered her nervousness to… Read more »
