programs
Retreats, mentoring, tutoring, and more.
K-12 STEM Outreach
This program consists of the NACC staff and CSU students visiting Native American communities on the Ute Mountain Ute Reservation, Southern Ute Indian Reservation, Navajo Nation, and Pine Ridge Reservation. The partnership with the Physics Department’s Little Shop of Physics promotes the importance of science and education to youth and communities.
Eagle Feather Tutoring Program
Eagle Feather is a free service available to all students.
Native American Heritage Month
Native American Heritage Month is held during November, and is nationally-recognized as a month to celebrate Native Americans; past, present, and future. NACC provides awareness to the campus through movies, lectures, and other activities during this time.
Native American Women's Circle
The Native American Women’s Circle was created to enhance social, group, individual, and cultural support for all students. The education support is designed to reflect the importance of Native culture. The group invites guest speakers, takes field trips, and shares materials about traditions, and cultural practices.
Honoring of Graduates
Every year NACC holds a reception to honor graduates. They are also honored with a song by a drum group and enlightened with a speech by a chosen CSU alumnus.
All Nations Leadership Retreat
This program enhances learning, cultural awareness, personal development, and leadership skills.