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EVENTS

*If you know of any other Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, or Justice events occurring on campus, please contact the Center for University Access and Inclusion

Diversity Commissions Meetings

Note: Meetings are a mix of in person and virtual through Zoom. Please visit the commission’s website to see how they are meeting.

Commission on Disability Access and Design

Commission on Ethnic Diversity

Commission for Indigenous Peoples

Commission on the Status of Women 

LGBTQIA Commission

Applied Indigenous Studies Events

*Please visit the Department of Applied Indigenous Studies events website for a full listing of events

Native American Cultural Center Events

*Please visit the Native American Cultural Center (NACC) events page for a list of upcoming events

Office of Indigenous Student Success Events

*Please visit the Office of Indigenous Student Success (OISS) events page for information about upcoming events

Native American Heritage Month

The Native American Cultural Center (NACC) has provided a home and support system for Indigenous students at NAU for the past decade. The university’s desire to continue serving Native American communities has brought more than 1,500 students from over 115 tribes to NAU. 

Every November, the NACC joins with the Office of Indigenous Student Success (OISS) to celebrate Native American Heritage Month alongside Native American, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, First Nation and Aboriginal students who have found their new home at NAU. Located near the Navajo and Hopi reservations, NAU offers a variety of events to help students, staff and faculty celebrate and foster awareness of Indigenous cultures and contributions. 

All events will take place in the Gathering Room in the NACC unless otherwise noted. Please visit the NACC event page to learn more about individual events.

Disability Pride and Heritage Month

The month of October is Disability Pride and Heritage Month. Every September, a Disability Pride and Heritage Month events website will be made available with a listing of the individual events. These events are typically sponsored by entities such as the Commission on Disability Access and Design, NAU4ALL, TASH, and the Institute for Human Development.

Ethnic Studies Events

*Please visit the Department of Ethnic Studies Facebook page for a full listing of upcoming events

Native American Cultural Center Events

*Please visit the Native American Cultural Center events website for a full listing of upcoming events

Office of Inclusion: Multicultural and LGBTQIA+ (IMQ) Student Services Events

*Please visit the IMQ Event Page for a complete listing of events

Highlighted Events:

September 1st: Inclusion & Diversity Scholar’s Color Bash Accordion Closed

Thursday, September 1, 2022, 4:00-6:00 p.m. on the Starbucks lawn.

Come join IMQ and the Inclusion and Diversity (ID) Scholar Peer Mentors as we welcome you back to campus! All NAU students are welcome to come and make a tie-dye shirt. While supplies last. Please contact Vidal Mendoza with any questions.

Women’s and Gender Studies Events

*Please visit the WGS Event page for a full listing of upcoming events

Highlighted Events:

Women’s History Month Accordion Closed

March is Women’s History Month. Visit the Women’s History Month Events page to see a list of events and opportunities throughout the month.

Other Events

Equal Partners in Inclusive Community (EPIC) Speaker Series Accordion Closed

  • The EPIC program welcomes all prospective and current College of Engineering, Informatics, and Applied Sciences (CEIAS) students as well as alumni to celebrate inclusion as one of our principal strengths, based on the understanding that mutual respect and inclusiveness help us build an intellectually vibrant community drawing on the broadest talent pool. This program includes a speaker series, mentorship opportunities, EPIC clubs, scholarship opportunities, and various other learning opportunities.
  • See EPIC Speaker Series page for more information about the Spring 2022 Speaker Series

October 6: Latin Dance Night! Accordion Closed

  • Join us in the International Pavilion (50A) on Thursday, October 6th, 2022, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. for Latin Dance Night in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month with dancing, music, and refreshments.
    • Please contact Chris Castillo with any questions

October 28: Celebraciones! Accordion Closed

  • Friday, October 28, 2022, 7:30 p.m. (Pre-concert conversation at 6:30 p.m.), Ardrey Memorial Auditorium
  • The Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to highlight the culture of the traditional Mexican holiday, Día de los Muertos with our concert, “Celebraciones!” in collaboration with the Museum of Northern Arizona’s “Celebraciones de la Gente.” Joining us for this spectacular celebration of Mexican music and composers will be Flagstaff’s own Ballet Folklorico de Colores, presenting a traditional Mexican folk dance to José Moncayo’s classic Huapango.
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