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Nøgleordssky, Forfattersky, Nøgleordsspejl
Medier
Kommet til
May 17, 2016
Real Name
The Native American House, University of Illinois
About My Library
The mission of the Native American House (NAH) Library is to extend the NAH’s service as a resource center by making its collection available to University students, the greater campus community, and alumni. The NAH Library is committed to fostering an intellectually diverse community by making available a collection of books, newspaper articles, audiovisual materials, digital resources, and photographs on American Indian subjects. Our mission statement is anchored by the following values:

Meeting the educational needs of a diverse community.

Providing services that encourage cultural enrichment.

The responsibility of libraries as forums.
About Me
Native American House (NAH) serves as a support and resource center for all students and the community. Specifically, Native American House provides programs throughout the year that allow students the opportunity to enrich their cultural and academic experiences at the University of Illinois. While fostering a university community that values and actively supports inclusiveness and diversity, the support provided for students ensures a rewarding educational experience.
Sted
1206 W. Nevada, Urbana, IL
Hjemmeside
https://oiir.illinois.edu/native-american-house/resources/na
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