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Iniskim

Future Students Day

Tuesday, Feb. 24 | 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Science Commons 7th Floor

Iniskim Future Students Day

 

 
Join us to learn more about: 

• Programs and admission pathways 
• Campus life and housing 
• Student supports, resources and opportunities

 
What to expect: 

• On-the-spot admissions 
• Interactive booth fair and sessions 
• Campus tours 
• Lunch provided 
• Speak with Elders, students, staff and alumni 
• Prizes

 
Free transportation & parking available upon request! 

Contact Beth for more details at elizabeth.grier@uleth.ca

Meet the Elders in Residence

With traditional teachings and storytelling, Iniskim Elders offer guidance, cultural support and encouragement on campus. Students and Elders meet on campus throughout the academic year.

Francis First Charger, Niinaisipistoo (Owl Chief)

Francis First Charger, Ninnaisipistoo
(Owl Chief)

Shirlee Crowshoe, Miisaminiskim (Long Time Buffalo Rock)

Shirlee Crow Shoe, Miisaminiskim
(Long Time or Ancient Buffalo Stone)

Catherine (Cathy) Hunt, Staah’tsi’naims’skaa’ki (Thunder Pipe Woman Under the Sky)

Cathy Hunt, Staah’tsi’naims’skaa’ki
(Thunder Pipe Woman Under the Sky)

Read more about the Elders in Residence

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