The NAC exists to ensure Indigenous students are seen, heard, and supported, not just within our walls, but across every corner of campus. Through culturally grounded coaching, holistic wellness, community building, and advocacy rooted in Indigenous values, we challenge systems and uplift voices with every interaction.

Our Center

Located on the bottom floor of the Student Union, the NAC neighbors the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center (the "G") and El Centro de Muchos Colores. Our space is designed for studying, gathering, laughing, and eating, with direct outdoor access to our tipi ring. Stop by and make use of:

  • Lounge area
  • Computers and printers
  • Study tables
  • Indigenous cookbook library
  • Indigenous content library
  • Media Loan Program library
  • Cultural Kitchen
  • Games and craft supplies

NASNTI Designation

FLC holds a federal designation as a Native American-Serving Non-Tribal Institution (NASNTI), granted to colleges that maintain at least 10% Native American enrollment. This designation reflects a specific obligation to Indigenous student success, one the NAC takes seriously in everything we do.

Our Team

  • Larenz Esplain, Assistant Director
  • Katie Dick, Academic Coordinator 
  • Rodera Johnson, Wellness Coordinator