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Our Land Acknowledgement
Our Land Acknowledgement
The Fresno State campus sits in the midst of the San Joaquin Valley, a valley rich in the traditions and representation of Native American peoples and cultures. We are grateful to be in the traditional homelands of the Yokuts and Mono peoples, whose diverse tribal communities share stewardship over this land. Created by: Dr. Leece Lee-Oliver
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The Native American Youth Conference (NAYC) is hosted under the department of Outreach and Special Programs at Fresno State. The conference has a target audience of 6th - 12th grade Native American students from all school districts. Our goal is to provide an opportunity for future students to explore the pathways towards higher education by participating in workshops covering application admissions information, financial aid and scholarships, A-G requirements, student services, and resources. Along with hearing from a special guest keynote speaker, cultural and higher education presentations, and providing on and off campus resources to help students excel. There is no registration fee, no parking fee and lunch is provided for all registered youth including a free conference t-shirt.
All students must have a chaperone/parent/guardian with them at all times during the conference. If you need accommodations please contact Amber Esquivel at 559.278.4430 or esquivelamber@csufresno.edu
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To receive the latest information and conference updates subscribe to the Outreach NAI E-Newsletter (#5): https://linktr.ee/outreachnai
To receive the latest information and conference updates subscribe to the Outreach NAI E-Newsletter (#5): https://linktr.ee/outreachnai
Refer back to this website for additional information on student registration, keynote speaker, conference agenda, and what to expect for this year!
View previous conference websites that hold history and pictures from that year.
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