National Native American Heritage Month is a vital opportunity to honor the histories, cultures, and contributions of Native Americans, and to confront the challenges they face today. It is a time to acknowledge the profound impact of Native American cultures on our nation and to address the ongoing issues of inequality and injustice.

We invite you to attend our special events and deepen your understanding of the resilience and achievements of Native American cultures throughout our history.

Image
Native American heritage month

Native American Heritage Month Book Display

November 1–26
Fredericksburg Area Campus and Locust Grove Campus

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month by exploring a curated collection of books highlighting Native American history, culture, and voices.

Image
Native American History Month

Patawomeck Tribal Center Field Trip

November 11 · 1–3 p.m. · Patawomeck Tribal Center

Visit the museum to explore thousands of artifacts that help to tell the complex history of the Patawomeck Tribe.

Student Life and Leadership can take 13 students via Germanna transportation. Registration is required.

Register via The Grizz

Image
Natalie Futrell

The Story of Us: Honoring Choctaw Heritage

November 13 · 12:30–1:30 p.m. · Virtual

Join faculty member Natalie Futrell as she shares stories from her great-grandfather’s memoirs and discusses significant works from Choctaw history. Don't miss this opportunity to explore Choctaw heritage through literature and art.

Register now

Image
Dr. Denise Henning

Empowering Leadership and Indigenous Knowledge

November 18 · 12:30–1:30 · Virtual

Join us for an engaging session with Dr. Denise Henning, whose research focuses on appreciative frameworks in higher education, Indigenous women and students, Indigenous children in math and science, and strengths-based leadership.

Register now

 

Make a difference in the lives of students.

Keep up-to-date with our newsletter.