Alumni

Though our students’ time on campus is limited, their time as a member of our community is not. The NACC offers various opportunities for our alumni to stay connected with the community on campus and with one another. Stay involved with our growing network of alumni through our annual Native Community Alumni Reunion Homecoming events, Alumni Hall of Fame celebration, the Stanford Indigenous Alumni Association, and Stanford Native Alumni social media groups.

Stanford Indigenous Alumni Association

The purpose of Stanford Indigenous Alumni Association (SIAA) is to honor, connect, and support the Indigenous Stanford alumni community in all its diversity. In furtherance of that purpose, SIAA shall provide opportunities for cultural, social, educational, and professional interactions and support for Indigenous alumni; Stanford Indigenous students (current and prospective), faculty, and staff; other Stanford alumni organizations; the greater Indigenous community; and the general public.

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Indigenous Alumni of the SLS Community

The Indigenous Alumni of SLS Community strives to encourage and facilitate greater engagement by Indigenous alumni with the law school and the broader university by catalyzing a network of Indigenous alumni to: Facilitate community and network building among alumni globally, Support Indigenous students’ success through programs, mentoring, and, advice and counsel to the law school administration, and Support and initiate efforts to promote Stanford Law School as the premier law school.

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Indigenous Alumni of the SLS Community

Native Alumni Hall of Fame

The Multicultural Alumni Hall of Fame was established in 1995 at the suggestion of trustee member Charles Ogletree '74, MA '75. Since then, each of Stanford's four ethnic community centers: Asian American Activities Center, the Black Community Services Center, El Centro Chicano; and the Native American Cultural Center have participated. Alumni are inducted in honor of their distinguished service to their communities and society at large. Each year the award is presented by the community centers at a festive ceremony and reception during Reunion Homecoming Weekend sponsored by the Stanford Alumni Association (SAA).

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ECL Changemakers

The Center’s for Equity, Community, and Leadership’s annual Changemakers event series is made possible by the Yvette Lee Bowser ‘87 Fund. Like its name suggests, the series invites Stanford alumni that have created change to return to campus and speak, inspire, and spark creativity in what it means to truly serve the communities you are a part of.

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SAIO 50 for 50

50 for 50 is a series of alumni spotlights organized by our Indigenous alumni and the NACC to celebrate the Stanford American Indian Organization and Stanford Powwow’s 50th anniversaries in 2020 and 2021. Each week for the 50 weeks leading up to the 50th Annual Stanford Powwow, we profiled a different Indigenous alum.

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