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For more resources, check out the Native American Heritage Month Library Guide.
FAU Boca Raton
Native American Indian Heritage Month Opening Ceremony Kick-Off
Wednesday, Nov. 7, Noon to 1 p.m.
Traditions Plaza on the Breezeway
Join the festivities as we launch the Native American Indian Heritage Month activities. Feast on smoked turkey, wild rice and cranberry pilaf, butternut squash, roasted corn on the cob and corn bread. Listen to music and meet several student organizations.
Contact: Office of Multicultural Affairs, (561) 297-3959.
Thanksgiving Luncheon
Friday, Nov. 9, 12 to 2 p.m.
Live Oak Pavillion C
Come and enjoy a traditional thanksgiving lunch with turkey, gourmet homemade stuffing, mash potatoes, dinner rolls and a delicious apple crumb sheet cake. (Helping International Students)
Contact: Erika Andujar eandujar@att.net
The Little Things Charity Banquet
Wednesday, Nov. 21, 6:30 to 10 p.m.
Grand Palm Room, Student Union
An evening Thanksgiving banquet open to FAU students of games, music and some spoken word express thankfulness with friends while helping the community, as each student brings canned food for Boca Helping Hands.
Contact: (Victory Bible Club) Brittany Collazo, bcollazo@fau.edu
Share-A-Plate
Wednesday, Nov. 21, 4 to 7 p.m.
Grand Palm Room, Student Union
This is the last event of the semester to thank the membership.
Contact: (Konbit Kreyol) -Stephanie Cime, scime@fau.edu
Community Involvement
Native American Month Celebration
Friday, Nov. 14, Noon to 1 p.m.
West Palm Beach Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Room 4b-292
This year theme is serving with Honor, Pride and Devotion. We have collaborated with our Native Americans neighbors such as the Catherine “Hummingbird” Ramirez, Historical Society of Palm Beach County, Florida Black Historical Research Project and Loxahatchee Battlefield Preservationists to kick off our celebration. We will focus on educating our veterans and staff through these organizations using a 5-10 minutes presentation of their significance. I plan to have coconut water as one of the natural drinks to show off the authenticity of the culture etc…. Our committee members will be wearing and demonstrating some of the significances of the cultures and/or tribes.
Contact: Latoya.Ferguson@va.gov or (561) 422-6721 office or (561) 301-9550 cell
This page updated Nov. 6, 2012
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