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Indigenous Peoples Living-Learning Community
Open to all, the Indigenous Peoples* Living-Learning Community (IPLLC) aims to foster a strong sense of belonging and connection through living and learning together while exploring traditional and contemporary aspects of Indigenous intellectual, social, and cultural life.
Located within the Gabaldon and Calderón Campus Living Communities (CLCs), the IPLLC includes the following:
- Social connections with others interested in learning more about Indigenous culture, heritage, and lived experiences
- Network of faculty, staff, alumni, and peer support providing personal and professional development and mentorship
- Community engagement in the living environment such as:
- Shared meals
- Guest speakers
- Social and cultural events
- Informal study groups
- 3–4 signature events per academic year planned with IPLLC member input
Campus partners collaborated to build and support this holistic community and continue to remain key collaborators:
- Office of Indigenous Student Success (OISS)
- Office of Native American & Indigenous Advancement (ONAIA)
- Center for Native American & Indigenous Futures (CNAIF)
- Campus Living (CL)
Apply now!
- Log into the housing portal to apply.
- Indigenous Peoples Living-Learning Community will be an option listed on the “Tell us your focused housing interest” page. Those who express interest will be prompted to respond to two questions.
- The application review process will happen on a continual basis.
- Note: room assignments in the IPLLC will occur on a rolling basis based on application date and space availability.
*Indigenous Peoples include Native Americans, American Indians, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, Native Pacific Islanders, and other global Indigenous relatives. Indigenous Peoples also identify with specific Nations, Tribes, Bands, Clans, and Communities.