Indigenous Student Ambassadors (ISA)

The Indigenous Student Ambassadors is a student group created by Indigenous students on campus.

Who We Are 

 The Indigenous Student Ambassador Program was created by Indigenous students from Kahnawà:ke who wanted to support fellow Indigenous students studying in post-secondary education in Quebec. We continue to move forward with the framework of a grassroots initiative to ensure the best opportunity for Indigenous students. 

Goals 

The Indigenous Student Ambassador Program was created with the idea of creating a safe and welcoming environment for indigenous students in post-secondary. The program continues with this goal along with many others such as Indigenization, cultural awareness, mentorship and more. 

How it started: Indigenizing a campus, inspiring a city – The Eastern Door  

Guest Speakers Enrich Indigenous Literature Class

For the first time at Champlain, the English department was able to offer an Indigenous Literature class thanks to collaboration between Indigenous Pedagogy Consultant Diane Labelle, Indigenous Student Life Counsellor Jennifer Kanerahtorónkwas Paul and teacher Emma Gerlach.

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What We Offer  

PEER SUPPORT  

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES 

 INDIGENOUS STUDENT CENTER (ISA ROOM)  

ACADEMIC SUPPORTS  

SAFE SPACE  

EDUCATION PATH HELP  

MENTORSHIP  

FINANCIAL AND TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT 

 CLASS PRESENTATIONS  

PED SUPPORT  

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT  

CONSULTATIONS  

EVENT COORDINATING  

INDIGINIZATION EFFORT 

For more information or to get involved, please contact Jennifer Kanerahtoronkwas Paul via MIO.

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