White Antelope Memorial Program
The White Antelope Memorial Program is dedicated to the memory of the Cheyenne and Arapaho people who lost their lives during the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864. The intent of this program, together with the First Nations Program, is to promote, encourage and support academic success and to cultivate a thriving Native American community on the University of Colorado Boulder campus. It is primarily for in-state undergraduate students, but out-of-state students may be awarded if funds are available.
First Nations Program
The First Nations Program was created in 2006 for out-of-state, tribally enrolled, freshmen and transfer Native American students. The intent of this program, together with the White Antelope Memorial Program, is to promote, encourage and support academic success and to cultivate a thriving Native American community on the University of Colorado Boulder campus. This is accomplished by coming together for activities, events and by interacting with the Native American community. These activities/events will be at the heart of building the community, so it is imperative that you make the commitment to participate if selected for the program.
Catherine and George Favareau Fund
The Catherine and George Favareau Fund is to provide scholarships to students from the St. Labre Indian School in Ashland, Montana, the Little Sioux St. Francis Mission School in St. Francis, South Dakota and/or the Red Cloud Indian School on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.