Native and Indigenous Peoples Living Learning Community

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This inaugural program centers Native and Indigenous communities. It is designed for students who have a passion for exploring and expressing traditional and contemporary aspects of Indigenous intellectual, social and cultural life.   

Focusing on dialogue and community building, students will explore Native and Indigenous identities and learn more about the lands on which they reside. This community supports and celebrates Native and Indigenous students and allies by creating a Native and Indigenous centered space, connecting with campus and local Native communities and by sharing cultural traditions and values. 

Hall
  • Native and Indigenous Peoples LLC students live in Hallett Hall.
Cost
  • There is no fee associated with Native and Indigenous communities LLC. 
Apply
  • Select the Native and Indigenous communities LLC under Program/Residence Hall in the online housing application. 

Eligibility 

  • This LLC is open to first-year and returning students in any college. 

Program Details 

  • Through the Native and Indigenous Peoples LLC, students will find a supportive, social and communal space.
  • Students will have intentional exposure to Native and Indigenous cultures and histories through a variety of engagement opportunities both on campus and in the community. 
  • Students will gain a place-based/land-based perspective of the history and contributions of Native and Indigenous people/communities within the context of the Americas as well as their impact on a greater diverse world. 
  • Students will have the opportunity to gain skills and experience in Indigenous and other restorative practices for moving through conflict. 
  • Students will have the opportunity to gain skills engaging in cross cultural dialogue around the student experience, campus climate and retention at the University of Colorado. 
  • Students will make community and personal connections with Native and Indigenous staff and faculty and have access to mentorship/eldering within the campus community. 
  • The Center for Inclusion and Social Change and other campus offices provide support for the community.
  • Peer mentors and a resident advisor are available on the floor to further support community dialogue.