Three Lumbee Tribe Representatives Complete Leadership Development Program at Campbell University
Three Lumbee Tribe Representatives Complete Leadership Development Program at Campbell University
Buies Creek, NC - On Friday, three esteemed representatives of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina have successfully completed the yearlong American Indian Leadership Development Program at Campbell University's School of Education & Human Sciences. The program, hosted in collaboration with the North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs, aims to foster the next generation of leaders within the state's American Indian communities.
Tribal council members Mr. Dewey McNeill (District 9), Mr. Rudy T. Locklear (District 7), and Mr. Alex Baker (District 13) participated in the rigorous year-long program designed to enhance leadership skills and promote a culture of collaboration among tribal leaders. Mr. McNeill, who serves as the Tribal Council Speaker, Mr. Locklear, the Constitution and Ordinance Chairman, and Mr. Baker have all shown exceptional dedication to their roles and communities.
North Carolina is home to the largest American Indian population east of the Mississippi River. The leadership program, is a critical initiative aimed at supporting the development of effective and visionary tribal leaders. By equipping participants with practical leadership skills, the program ensures the continued growth and strength of Native Nation Building efforts across the state.
The American Indian Leadership Development Program continues to be a vital resource for empowering tribal members, fostering unity, and enhancing the governance of American Indian tribes in North Carolina.
