Over the course of the 2020-2021 academic year, HUNAP celebrated the 50th anniversary of the program with virtual events focused on alumni, scholars and students. Click here to read "Harvard Native American Program Turns 50," on the Harvard Gazette...
All Harvard faculty, staff, and students are invited to this HUNAP 50th anniversary kickoff event on Thursday, October 29 at 7 PM EST. Members of the Harvard community will discuss their personal experiences serving on the board of directors of the...
Synergy Circle: Convening Harvard Native HAA Elected Directors Thursday, October 29, 2020 7 PM EDT ZOOM REGISTRATION LINK This event is part of a series of panels celebrating HUNAP’s 50th anniversary and is being held in partnership with the Native...
Synergy Circle: Convening Harvard Native HAA Elected Directors Thursday, October 29, 2020 7 PM EDT ZOOM REGISTRATION This event is part of a series of panels celebrating HUNAP’s 50th anniversary and is being held in partnership with the Native American...
Dear HUNAP Community: As you likely know, Harvard University is responding quickly to the threat of the novel coronavirus pandemic. This response includes sending undergraduate students home for the remainder of the semester, shifting toward virtual...
How does Vine Deloria Jr.'s landmark text speak to the field of religious studies, Native American studies, theology, and environmental studies in the twenty-first century? Speakers include Suzan Harjo, Robert Warrior, Michael McNally, Susan Hill, Daniel...
Dear Students, Welcome to the Fall 2020 semester! This academic year marks the 50 th anniversary of HUNAP. In the Fall of 1970, eleven Native American students began their courses at the Harvard Graduate School of Education as part of the newly created...
Experience a discussion with five phenomenal Indigenous scholars celebrating HUNAP's 50th anniversary. This 50th Anniversary event is jointly sponsored by the Harvard University Native American Program (HUNAP), the Stanford Native American Studies Program...
A video recording is now for available for the public to learn more about the early days of the American Indian Program at Harvard. Event Panelists: Moderated by Kemeyawi Wahpepah Kemeyawi Wahpepah (Kickapoo/Sac & Fox) is a Harvard college alum ('09)...