YOUR HERITAGE HAS A HOME
COME. BELONG.
When you first arrive at Purdue, you bring your history, your people and your sense of place with you.
Purdue's Native American Educational and Cultural Center (NAECC) is your home away from home, providing resources and support for all tribal nations. A chat. A cup of coffee. Laughter. Ideas. Friends. Even just directions for that next class.
News
NAECC Weekly e-News - May 21, 2012
NAECC Weekly e-New - May 9, 2012
Ridgway to receive Purdue's Dreamer Award
Michael King, 5 Students Who are Music Makers
Native American Heritage Month starts with educational drum circle
Another shot at telling the story of Prophetstown
Press Release - 'Wiping Away the Tears'
symposium to educate on Tippecanoe's
native history
WBAA Public Radio from Purdue:
Interview with Dawn Marsh - Wiping Away the Tears Symposium
Native American Center to celebrate
heritage month - Purdue News Service
Patrick Freeland, 5 Students Who...
Native American center offers help, community - Purdue Exponent
Contact Information:
(Corner of Sheetz & Steely St)
503 Harrison Street
South Campus Courts, Bldg B
West Lafayette, IN 47907
Phone: (765) 494-4540
Fax: (765) 494-9777
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