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APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED. Thank you for your interest! Application Period: June 1, 2017 -July 31, 2017 North Carolina Native Leadership Institute The North Carolina Native Leadership Institute (NLI)… Read more »
Congratulations to AIC Ambassador, Elena Jacobs-Polanco (Lumbee), who has been recognized by the Udall Scholarship Foundation with an Honorable Mention! Polanco is UNC-Chapel Hill’s second American Indian student to be recognized… Read more »
Good Evening Friends of the AIC, We, at the American Indian Center, are pleased to announce that former Chief Joyce Dugan of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians will serve… Read more »
The American Indian Center at UNC Chapel Hill invites applications from undergraduate students for a paid service internship during Summer 2017. The 2017 paid summer internship program provides professional development for… Read more »
The UNC American Indian Center will offer seven paid summer internships to American Indian students living in the tribal communities receiving Healthy Native North Carolinians (HNNC) Community Awards. Each community… Read more »
In the Fall of 2016, UNC senior Quentin Tatum of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, was accepted into the Honors Semester Abroad Program in London, which allowed me to… Read more »
Carolina Native Service Scholar and citizen of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, Dylan Brooks, studied abroad in Beijing and Shanghai in the People’s Republic of China as well as… Read more »
The time for the 30th Annual Carolina Indian Circle Powwow is quickly approaching! The American Indian Center encourages you attend this year’s powwow and explore the rich culture of… Read more »
Join fellow Tar Heels to celebrate the UNC American Indian Center’s 10 year anniversary. We need YOUR support to help us raise $30,000 to #RamUpForNatives! WHY NOW? It’s our 10th anniversary and as demand… Read more »
In 2014, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) signed a resolution with North Carolina tribes resolving to hold an annual gathering of the eight NC native nations… Read more »
