Native Student Centre
"Honoring culture through student support services"
The Native
Student Centre Volunteers have an understanding of Native cultures and
of the needs and issues faced by Native people while pursuing their
education. Whatever the need, or if you just want a place to find
friends on your academic journey. The Native Student Centre will add
to your success while attending Mount Royal College and in your future
endeavours.
History of the Native Student Centre
The plans for the Native Student Centre (NSC) were
approved by Students' Council on February 9, 1998. The NSC opened on
November 9, of that same year in the Wyckham House Student Centre. The
Native Student Centre was the vision of HUNDREDS of Aboriginal
students who recognized the need for support services for the
increasing population of Aboriginal students on campus.
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Objectives
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Cultural
Focus and Awareness
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Elder Support
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Information
Sharing
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Educational
Resources
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Employment
Enhancement
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Leadership
Development and Peer Support
Services
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Programs
Events
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The Volunteers
Volunteers
support the needs of Native student at MRC. Both Native and
non-Native students are encouraged to become Native Student Centre
volunteers.
Become a
volunteer!
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Volunteering at the NSC is an opportunity to share cultural
experiences with other students
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Aspire towards your individual goals
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Become professionally trained in a relaxed and
approachable environment with other students.
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Gain important work skills and experience
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Meet new friends and learn about Native issues
Native
Student Centre Volunteers are motivated by the need to make a
difference for other Native students who may be having the same
difficulties they themselves once encountered. Volunteers also
have an opportunity to share their cultural experiences with other
students, to become professionally trained in a relaxed and
approachable environment, to gain important work skills and
experience, and to meet new friends with similar interests or
backgrounds.
For more information:
NSC Coordinator
Wyckham House, Room Z305
Phone: 440-7795
E-Mail:
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