Southeast American Indian Studies at UNC Pembroke
College University
Why pick this one
Southeast American Indian Studies at UNC Pembroke offers an American Indian Studies degree with tribal governance, Native literature, archaeology and local-tribe service opportunities.
Best for
- Students pursuing American Indian Studies
- Learners focused on tribal governance, Native literature or archaeology
- Researchers studying Indigenous traditional health practices, cultural preservation or environmental stewardship
- Students seeking access to the American Indian Heritage Center and Museum of the Southeast American Indian
- Tribal communities seeking educational outreach, research collections or cultural programming
Specialties
- American Indian Studies degree
- Indigenous research on traditional health practices, cultural preservation and environmental stewardship
- Community service with local tribes
- Southeast American Indian cultural exhibits and programming
What makes them different
- Dedicated space connecting students, researchers and tribal communities through American Indian studies and Indigenous research
- American Indian Studies degree covering tribal governance, Native literature and archaeology
- American Indian Heritage Center with gathering spaces, study areas and cultural programs
- Museum of the Southeast American Indian preserving and presenting Southeast American Indian stories, artifacts and traditions
- Research initiatives addressing traditional health practices, cultural preservation and environmental stewardship
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Contact & Location
- Phone
- +19105216266
- Website
- http://www.uncp.edu/sais
- lawrence.locklear@uncp.edu
Services
- American Indian Studies education
- Indigenous research support
- Educational programs
- Public lectures
- Cultural events
- Tribal community outreach
- Research collections and support networks
- Museum exhibits and programming