Our Community
The Native community at Stanford derives its strength from a foundation of undergraduate and graduate students, staff, and faculty that mimics the intergenerational network of parents, grandparents, and families that exists in our home communities. From the moment students first arrive to campus to graduation, our programs aim to highlight this familial interaction and the importance of these relationships. These connections encourage students to engage with resources and events associated with a vibrant indigenous community in the surrounding Bay Area.
Undergraduate Students
The NACC serves as the homebase for a variety of Stanford Native cultural, career, and community-focused student groups. Explore our diverse clubs and organizations.
Graduate Students
The NACC serves as the homebase for a variety of Stanford Native cultural, career, and community-focused student groups. Explore our graduate-focused clubs and organizations.
American Indian Staff Forum
The American Indian Staff Forum (AISF) is a community of American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian staff and faculty at Stanford University, Stanford University Medical Center and Stanford Linear Accelerator Center.
Muwekma-Tah-Ruk
Muwekma-Tah-Ruk is the Native American Theme House for Stanford University.
Alumni
The NACC offers various opportunities for our alumni to stay connected with the goings on campus and with one another.
Family and Friends
Learn about the types of events occurring for family and friends of Stanford students.