LNACC provides a supportive, inclusive environment as well as programs that empower students to excel and stretch themselves in diversity while offering opportunities to serve their community.
The LNACC was founded in the summer of 1971 by three students (Tony Zavala, Ruth Pushetonequa and Rusty Barceló) as the Chicano and Indian American Student Union. The original site of the center as at 115 North Clinton. In 1973, the center was moved to its current location, and in 1994 renamed the Latino Native American Cultural Center.
To reserve space at the Latino Native American Cultural Center, please read over the Center Clean-Up and Decorating Policy then click HERE to complete and submit the reservation form.
The UI Cultural and Resource Centers provide intra- and cross-cultural education, leadership and organizational development opportunities, social justice education and change, a "home away from home" for students, and a safe space for cultural and psychosocial development. The Centers compliment the academic mission of the University by enhancing students' experiences inside and outside of the classroom.
Hours
M-Th: 2:00-10:00PMFriday: 2:00-6:00PM Sunday 5:00-10:00PMContact: Elizabeth Macias
lnacc@uiowa.edu(319) 335-8298
Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to attend all University of Iowa sponsored events. If you are a person with a disability who requires a reasonable accommodation in order to participate in this program, please contact the Center for Student Leadership and Involvement in advance at 319-335-3059.
