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Native American Student Support and Success Programs

The Native American community across Los Rios includes students, staff, faculty, and alumni from various tribal/cultural backgrounds. Our Native American Student Support and Success Programs focus on cultivating student success, developing personal well-being, and embracing culture for Native American students.

Our Campus Programs

Native American Resource Center at ARC

ARC's Native American Resource Center supports Native American students in their experiences, helping them maintain tribal lifeways, values, and practices in parallel with goal attainment in colonial educational systems.

Native American Resource Center at ARC

Native American Higher Education Resources at CRC

The Native community at Cosumnes River College includes students, staff, faculty, and alumni from various tribal/cultural backgrounds. Native American Higher Ed Resources (NAHER) promotes academic, personal, and career success to Native American students.

Native American Higher Education Resources at CRC

Native American Student Success Center at SCC

SCC's NASSC is dedicated to fostering a supportive and culturally affirming environment that empowers American Indian/Alaskan Native (AI/AN) students to achieve academic success, personal growth, and community engagement.

Native American Student Success Center at SCC

Native American Student Support and Success Program at FLC

FLC is proud to support Native American students and communities through its NASSSP.

Native American Student Support and Success Program at FLC

Annual Cultural Celebration

Los Rios Native Celebration and Transfer Honoring Ceremony

Los Rios Native Celebration and Transfer Honoring Ceremony

Our annual Native Student Celebration honors Los Rios graduates of Native American descent.

Los Rios Native Celebration and Transfer Honoring Ceremony

Los Rios Community College District
Indigenous Land Acknowledgment Statement

In the spirit of community and social justice, we acknowledge the land on which our four colleges reside as the traditional homelands of the Nisenan, Maidu, and Miwok tribal nations. These sovereign people have been the caretakers of the health of the rivers, the wildlife, the plant life, and the overall eco-social balance in the greater Sacramento region since time immemorial.

Despite centuries of genocide and occupation, the Nisenan, Maidu, and Miwok continue as vibrant and resilient tribes and bands, both Federally recognized and unrecognized. Tribal citizens of these nations continue to be an active and important part of our Los Rios college community. We take this opportunity to acknowledge the land and our responsibility to the original peoples, the present-day Nisenan, Maidu, and Miwok tribal nations.