Join us every week for Friday Forum from 1 – 3 p.m. in CB 101a. These community socials are a weekly opportunity for students to spend time together and play games and do homework.
Apr
08
Date: April 08
Time: 8:13 am
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During the second Monday in October, the Native American Initiative celebrates Indigenous
People’s Day. This day celebrates the diverse cultures and histories of indigenous
communities. Speakers, lectures, and panels discuss important topics of indigeneity
as well as various cultural performances.
Nov
03
Date: November 03
Time: 8:27 am
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The UVU Powwow is an annual event that brings together Native American and Indigenous
communities to campus. Attendees are treated to Native American dance competitions
and drum contests. All are welcome to this annual free event to learn and take in
Native American culture and to browse and support Native American small businesses
at our arts and crafts vendor booths.
Oct
19
Date: October 19 - October 19
Time: 8:28 am
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Students, staff, faculty, and community partners come to the annual Native American
Storytelling Night at UVU. Prepared oral stories, plays, and music accompany a dinner
for all those who attend. Stories include Native American Creation stories, Coyote
the Trickster, Animal tales, and other culturally significant myths and folktales.
Oct
20
Date: October 20
Time: 8:29 am
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UVU Athletics in partnership with UVU Men’s Basketball celebrate Native American Heritage
Month with their annual Native American Heritage Night. Pregame festivities include
a Flag Song by local Native American drum groups and the National Anthem in Native
American languages. During halftime, Native American dancers fill the court with traditional
Native American dancing.
Oct
19
Date: October 19
Time: 8:30 am
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The Utah Division of Indian Affairs and Utah Valley University partner most years
to host the annual Governor’s Native American Summit. State and Tribal leaders, community
stakeholders, educators, and community members converge to learn more about the issues
and concerns impacting Utah’s American Indian population with an aim to empower attendees
with ideas and solutions to make positive changes in Native American communities.
