Isabella Lane (she/they) is the recipient of the 2022-2023 Faith Danielle Hedgepeth Award. Her Indigeneity goes back to Mexico, specifically the Chichimeca Tribe. She is currently a sophomore UNC student… Read more »

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Isabella Lane (she/they) is the recipient of the 2022-2023 Faith Danielle Hedgepeth Award. Her Indigeneity goes back to Mexico, specifically the Chichimeca Tribe. She is currently a sophomore UNC student… 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 »
This year the American Indian Center awarded four fantastic Tar Heels with the 2021-2022 Carolina Native Service Scholars Award: Dalton Locklear (Lumbee), Lyric Locklear (Lumbee), Halona Lewis (Lumbee), and Elson… Read more »
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UNC American Indian Center Celebrates American Indian Heritage Month The American Indian Center (AIC) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is proud to announce a host of… Read more »
RECOGNITION OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill 2021 WHEREAS, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (the University) is built on the homelands and… 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 »