


Diversity and Inclusion Celebrations
Native American Heritage Month
Native American Heritage Month is recognized each November and gives our Bobcat family the opportunity to celebrate and uplift the many diverse cultures and important contributions of Native and Indigenous communities.
Join us in learning about the rich traditions and histories of Native people.
Indigenous Recognition
10-Point Plan, Goal 8
Appropriately acknowledge the Indigenous people of the land of this region who are Quinnipiac’s namesake.
Progress and efforts reported in Spring 2022, since the 2021 report:
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The annual Indigeneity Teach-In was held November 9 and co-sponsored by the Albert Schweitzer Institute and the Indigenous Student Union.
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In partnership with the Office of Financial Aid, we are developing a strategy for an Indigenous student–focused scholarship.
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We continue to work on the Indigeneity Initiative. We are in the process of finalizing scholarships, a Quinnipiac naming history and research on the descendants of the Quinnipiac.
Progress since the 2021 report:
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The annual Indigeneity Teach-In was held Nov. 9 and co-sponsored by the Albert Schweitzer Institute and the Indigenous Student Union.
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In partnership with the Office of Financial Aid, we are developing a strategy for an Indigenous student–focused scholarship.
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We continue to work on the Indigeneity Initiative. We are in the process of finalizing scholarships, a Quinnipiac naming history and research on the descendants of the Quinnipiac.
Explore More
Native American Heritage Resources
Learn more about indigenous culture and Native American heritage.
Our Commitment
Learn more about our commitment and plans to celebrate and advance diversity, inclusion and equity.