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Supporting Indigenous Students in Post-secondary Education

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Most participants could identify strategies at their college or university that support Indigenous students in the following areas: recruitment, applying, transitioning, and accessing housing. Many of these strategies are carried out by staff and/or faculty that have positions dedicated to supporting Indigenous students specifically. All participants identified an Indigenous student centre at the college or university, although not every campus may have one. These spaces are crucial in carrying out a variety of cultural events and activities that take place such as feasts, ceremonies, traditional teachings, craft workshops, and hosting Indigenous guest speakers. What Are Post-Secondary Institutions What Are Post-Secondary Institutions Doing to Support Indigenous Students? Doing to Support Indigenous Students? Many participants also identified cultural, mental, emotional, financial, and academic supports available to Indigenous students once enrolled. Again, these supports are mostly implemented by those with positions dedicated to Indigenous students. 08

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