SIU Native American Heritage Month kicks off with dance
Southern Illinois University Carbondale opens Native American Heritage Month with a 4:30 p.m. November 1 performance by the Black Hawk Dance Performance Company of Chicago at the Student Center Auditorium. The free event showcases traditional tribal dances honoring Illinois tribes, followed by a diversity workshop on November 5 featuring facilitators Catarina Durante Bergue Alves and Remya Pervinchery and a panel Q A session.
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Native American Heritage Month events at SIU
SIU hosts a month of programs coordinated by the Student Multicultural Resource Center with talks by Shannon Griffin and Andrew Mackenzie, a Navajo place-names discussion, Cherokee Trail of Tears route focus, plus an Native American Craft Night and exhibits. Special broadcasts on WSIU and a 40th anniversary exhibit feature artifacts and rock art. Lentz Dining Hall serves themed dishes on multiple dates with free meals for meal plan holders.
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