Resource Supports

We have a Student Success Navigator dedicated to helping Indigenous students access the resources they need.

This support includes:

• Funding assistance - obtain financial support, including scholarships/bursaries, student loans, band funding or rupertsland funding 
• Application support - apply for a Treaty or Métis card and Jordan’s Principle applications. 
• Emergency resources - access food hampers, free meal schedules in each community, mental health services and other urgent support. 
• Career and employment support - assistance with resume building and job leads for potential employers in the area. 
• Connections to external services - access community-based resources beyond the campus, such as housing.

Please book an appointment for these services.

 

Professional & academic growth

The Indigenous Student Professional Development Request supports Indigenous students in their professional and academic growth.

This initiative provides financial assistance for students to attend conferences, summits and other relevant professional development opportunities. There are many benefits to this initiative:

• Support Indigenous students - Provide financial aid to Indigenous students for professional development opportunities.
• Promote academic and professional growth - Encourage students to participate in conferences and summits that will benefit their educational and career goals.
• Enhance communication engagement: Foster a sense of community and involvement by recognizing the efforts of students in various clubs and committees.
• Accountability and reporting: Ensure that funded students report back on their experiences, thereby benefiting the wider student community. 

Our Student Success Navigator can help with applications.