2018 American Indian Film Series

The Gadugi Scholars Program and the Native American Student Association are pleased to sponsor our fourth annual American Indian Film Series as part of Gadugi and NASA's on-campus celebration of Native American History Month. The kickoff event is a screening of Woman Walks Ahead at I.G. Greer, followed by films in the Greenbrier Theater in ASU's Plemmons Student Union. Please join us for these special showings! 

The First Strawberries Event

Gadugi Scholars and students from Appalachian State University's Honors College had a great time working with the amazing folks and families at Dora Reed!! Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your family! Students read the children's story The First Strawberries by Joseph Bruchac (based on the ancient traditional Cherokee story) and made a craft with the kids. We had a great time!!

Our Stories, Our Future

S'iyo! The Gadugi Scholars Program is excited to announce an upcoming event at the Dora Reed Head Start Center. On October 25. Cherokee High School students and students from Appalachian State University's Honors College will team up to present the traditional Cherokee story The First Strawberries to Head Start children and their families! And thanks to a grant from ASU's Office of the Chancellor, every family will receive a copy of Joseph Bruchac's children's story based on the legend. Light snacks will be provided! Hope we see you there!!

Join us October 25th @5:00pm at Dora Reed!!

S'gi!