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DESCRIPTION:Join OMA and ASAP for a hands-on craftivism event exploring creativity and self-expression through block printing. Create your own unique designs\, connect with fellow students\, and learn how art can inspire community and advocacy. All supplies provided\, and everyone is welcome!
SUMMARY:Craftivism\: Block Printing with OMA & ASAP
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DESCRIPTION:Explore holistic wellness\, traditional healing\, and the vital role of Indigenous knowledge in higher education\, which has much to teach us about what it means to care for one another and the places we call home.\n\n\n\nRefreshments will be offered.\n\n\n\nFree parking in Lot H for all our community members.\n\n\n\nRSVP now\n\n\n\n_______________________________________________\n\n\n\n\n\nMEET THE SPEAKERS\n\n\n\nAndrew James Sr.\, Certified Din&eacute\; HataaBii Traditional Practitioner\n\nWith 25 years of dedicated experience\, Andrew James Sr. is a part of the lifelong study of Nav ajo ceremonial life and cultural preservation where he utilizes sacred ceremonies\, prayer\, chant\, song\, herbal medicines\, and traditional instruments in order to restore physical\, mental\, emotional\, and spiritual balance through H&oacute\;zh&euml\;
. Officially certified and registered through the Din&eacute\; HataaBii Association\, Andrew brings decades of traditional wisdom to education\, community wellness\, and institutional healthcare integration.\n\n\n\nAndreas James\, Registered Navajo Traditional Apprentice\n\nA recent high school graduate Andre as James is registered with the Navajo Department of Din&eacute\; Education under the Navajo Traditional Apprenticeship Program. Working side-by-side with Andrew James Sr.\, from complex multi-day healing rituals to daily practice s\, Andreas supports the delivery of culturally grounded care while safeguarding ancestral knowledge\, ensuring that ancient healing methodologies continue to be authentically transmitted to the next generation.\n\n\n\nView all Native American Heritage Month events
SUMMARY:Native American Heritage Month Keynote\: Walking in Beauty\: Re-aligning Modern Health & Wellbeing (INT 100 Approved)
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DESCRIPTION:The Black Male Scholars program is specifically designed for students who identify as Black/African American men. This year-long program provides a strong support system\, enhancing engagement and connection to numerous opportunities. Students will have the chance to create meaningful and authentic relationships with dedicated staff\, peers\, alumni\, and community members\, supporting their social\, professional\, cultural\, and emotional growth and well-being.\n\nFall 2026 Meeting Schedule\:\n- September 10\n- Setember 24\n- Octover 8\n- October 22\n- November 5\n- November 19Competencies\:Fun and EnjoymentUnderstanding Across DifferencesDiversity\, Equity\, and JusticeConnection and BelongingHealth and Well-beingLeadership and Career Development
SUMMARY:Black Male Scholars
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