Summer Institute on First Nations, Metis and Inuit Teachings, Culture and History
This just in from University College North... A great Summer Institute!
Co- sponsored by University College of the North & University of Manitoba
at Egg Lake, Manitoba
This study tour, situated in the boreal forest of Northern Manitoba, will help further your understanding and knowledge of Aboriginal history, worldviews and culture by engaging you in a variety of experiences that are authentic, land and experience based. You will be engaged in a five and a half day Aboriginal focused set of activities that will include: hearing a number of prominent Aboriginal people speaking about the role and impact of education, a variety of cultural activities, and opportunities to dialogue with colleagues on the nature of change and the role/importance of creating “allied relationships” between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people. Participants will also have the opportunity to take this study tour and do additional scholarly work for a three credit hour course at the 5000 level from the University of Manitoba.
You can find more information HERE
This just in from University College North... A great Summer Institute!
Co- sponsored by University College of the North & University of Manitoba
at Egg Lake, Manitoba
This study tour, situated in the boreal forest of Northern Manitoba, will help further your understanding and knowledge of Aboriginal history, worldviews and culture by engaging you in a variety of experiences that are authentic, land and experience based. You will be engaged in a five and a half day Aboriginal focused set of activities that will include: hearing a number of prominent Aboriginal people speaking about the role and impact of education, a variety of cultural activities, and opportunities to dialogue with colleagues on the nature of change and the role/importance of creating “allied relationships” between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people. Participants will also have the opportunity to take this study tour and do additional scholarly work for a three credit hour course at the 5000 level from the University of Manitoba.
You can find more information HERE
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