Throughout this month and all year long, NC State invites the campus community to celebrate and connect with the unique cultures of the Native members of our Wolfpack. Since 1990, Native American Heritage Month has been observed during November to acknowledge Indigenous tribes and nations, and their lasting impacts on the country.

To honor this month’s theme of Native roots and representation, we invite you to reflect on your roots and learn more about the Native cultures that shaped and stewarded the lands we know today as the United States.

Check out these helpful resources to find what you're looking for:

The 2022 ACC Leadership Symposium is a 3-day leadership conference aimed at engaging students with peers across the ACC conference and an NC State delegation of six students will be selected. With delegations from each of the 15 Atlantic Coast Conference colleges and universities in attendance, the annual ACC Student Leadership Symposium - funded by the Athletic Coast Conference Inter-institutional Academic Collaborative - is designed to develop a community of ACC undergraduate students who understand the relationship between global and local issues and work collaboratively to create innovative initiatives that advance students' capacity for global leadership.

Raleigh Little Theatre is a welcoming community using theatre to enrich, educate, entertain and engage volunteers, students and audiences of all ages. Now they are looking for volunteers to help with setting up the lighting of Raleigh Little Theatre's annual production of Cinderella! This is also known as a "lighting hang" which will set up the different lighting elements needed for the production. All tools and training are provided on-site.

If you're interested or have questions email Dennis Berfield (dennis@raleighlittletheatre.org)

You Can Vote is a nonpartisan, non-profit organization for all eligible NC citizens to cast their ballot. To that end, they do a lot of voter registration, but they also educate and empower all voters with information on upcoming elections, new voting rules, and making their plan to vote.

On Wednesday, You Can Vote & Evolve Mentoring is hosting an event for local high school students at Talley designed to educate and empower them to vote when they become eligible. They are looking for student volunteers to help facilitate some voting games with the students and play the role of poll workers in an election simulation. This is a great opportunity to gain service hours, inspire younger students, and increase youth voter turnout. No prior experience or knowledge is required.