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'''Natives at Penn''' (formerly Six Directions) is Penn's Native student organization dedicated to increasing Indigenous awareness and visibility on campus. | '''Natives at Penn''' (formerly Six Directions) is Penn's Native student organization dedicated to increasing Indigenous awareness and visibility on campus. | ||
*We achieve this through recruitment and retention efforts in admissions, hosting speakers, organizing dinners, outings,our annual powwow and attending the All Ivy Native Conference in the fall and spring. | *We achieve this through recruitment and retention efforts in admissions, hosting speakers, organizing dinners, outings, our annual powwow and attending the All Ivy Native Conference in the fall and spring. | ||
*Current members of NAP represent nations from | *Current members of NAP represent nations from across Indian country including Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape, Oglala Lakota, Navajo, Cheyenne River Sioux, Micmaq, Choctaw, Miskito, Washoe, Mescalero Apache, Lenape, Cherokee, Potawatomi, Navajo, San Ildefonso Pueblo and Zuni Pueblo. | ||
[[Category:Issue-Native Americans]][[Category:Serves-Native Americans]][[Category:Is-University-related Program]][[Category:Serves-University of Pennsylvania]][[Category:Serves-College Students]] | [[Category:Issue-Native Americans]][[Category:Serves-Native Americans]][[Category:Is-University-related Program]][[Category:Serves-University of Pennsylvania]][[Category:Serves-College Students]] | ||
Revision as of 20:40, 5 August 2017
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Natives at Penn (formerly Six Directions) is Penn's Native student organization dedicated to increasing Indigenous awareness and visibility on campus.
- We achieve this through recruitment and retention efforts in admissions, hosting speakers, organizing dinners, outings, our annual powwow and attending the All Ivy Native Conference in the fall and spring.
- Current members of NAP represent nations from across Indian country including Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape, Oglala Lakota, Navajo, Cheyenne River Sioux, Micmaq, Choctaw, Miskito, Washoe, Mescalero Apache, Lenape, Cherokee, Potawatomi, Navajo, San Ildefonso Pueblo and Zuni Pueblo.