About
About the American Indian Resource Center
The American Indian Resource Center (AIRC) is one of six Resource Centers at UC Santa Cruz, dedicated to supporting the success of American Indian students and increasing Native visibility on campus.
Through student-centered programs, cultural events, and academic resources, the AIRC provides a welcoming space for community building, personal well-being, and academic achievement. Open to all, the center serves as a vital connection between American Indian students, the university, and tribal communities—fostering growth through mentorship, leadership development, and scholarly engagement.
Meet the Team
Get to know the dedicated staff and interns behind the American Indian Resource Center and read a welcome message from our director.
Mission Statement
The AIRC is dedicated to supporting the needs of American Indian students and increasing Native visibility on campus by hosting student-centered programs, cultural events and…
Native Faculty and Staff
Learn more about the Native faculty and staff who are part of our American Indian and Indigenous campus community at UC Santa Cruz—their roles, tribal affiliations, and more.
UCSC Land Acknowledgment
The UCSC Land Acknowledgement was developed in partnership with the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band Chairman and the Amah Mutsun Relearning Program at the UCSC Arboretum.
In the News
Visit our archive of articles about the American Indian Resource Center, as featured in City on a Hill Press, UCSC’s student-run newspaper.
Contact Us
Stay connected with the AIRC! Visit us at Cardiff House, reach out by email or phone, and follow us on social media to keep up with events and updates.