Native American Enrichment Center

11/22/2025

We are at the Great Falls Community Pow Wow stop by and see us!

10/16/2025

Today, on Indigenous Peoples Day, we pause to honor the first peoples of this land – their histories, languages and living cultures that shape every place we stand,” said Selena Coburn, a behavioral science faculty member at Great Falls College, during a ceremony earlier today. Selena is a descendant of the Blackfeet, Klamath and Pit River tribes.

“It’ s not enough to recognize Indigenous Peoples only once a year; this day calls us to remember every day those whose homelands we occupy and to listen deeply to Indigenous leadership and knowledge,” she said. “We also have to name that recognition alone is not justice. Indigenous people have survived generations of erasure by government systems – policies that sought to silence, assimilate and remove them. Today, we stand against that erasure. We remember that Indigenous presence is not history; it’s now, it’s vibrant, it’s sovereign and it’s essential to our collective future.

Let’s carry that awareness into how we teach, how we work and how we build community – with respect, accountability and action that ensure Indigenous people are seen, heard and never erased.”

Brian Tucker, career and technical education career pathway coach at Great Falls College, also spoke during the ceremony.

“We are still here. We will always be here,” said Brian, an enrolled member of the Assiniboine Tribe. “I want to learn about everyone’s culture, and I want you to learn about mine. Ask me questions. If I know the answer, I’ll tell you. If I don’t, I’ll learn about it and get back to you and teach you.”

10/16/2025

As block A of fall semester at Great Falls College MSU winds down we hope everyone is doing well! Finals week can be stressful so remember students can always come study, relax, or grab a snack here in the Native + Indigenous Cultural Center Room 1220 Sun River Wing

10/02/2025

09/30/2025

Human remains discovered in Missoula County in 2024 have been identified as dating back to the late 1700s to early 1800s and are believed to be of Native Americ

09/09/2025

Come see us tomorrow between 10am and 2pm for our open house event!

09/02/2025

Tomorrow 9/3 at 12pm will be our first student group meeting. Looking forward to seeing you all

08/26/2025

Indigenous Peoples Day events, let’s get the word out!

08/25/2025

Boozhoo, Hello everyone and welcome to the start of a brand new school year. The fall semester starts today and we here in the Native + Indigenous Cultural Center wanted to extend a warm welcome to all the new students and returning students alike. We are located in room 1220 of the Sun River wing and our Student Ambassador is Teddie Lopez. Come say hello, make yourself at home and take advantage of the resources available. We have 2 private study rooms, full kitchen, child play room and printing station. We will be hosting Indigenous Student group Wednesday’s at 12pm starting 9/3, ALL ARE WELCOME