STUdent Anna-Leah Simon Shares Indigenous stories through Internship with NB Media Co-op
Third-year Journalism and Native Studies STUdent Anna-Leah Simon is pursuing her goal of sharing Indigenous stories through her internship with NB Media Co-op.
"A Life-Changing Experience" — Indigenous STUdents Honour Indigenous Veterans in Northern France
Six Wabanaki STUdents traveled to Northern France where they deepened their understanding of history by honouring Indigenous veterans across historic battle grounds.
Leanne Hudson Creates Indigenous Culture and History Resource Through Internship with the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick
STUdent Leanne Hudson is hoping her internship project with the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick will help address the gaps in Indigenous culture and history in the province’s public school curriculum.
MMBSW Grad Cathy Pictou Reflects on Journey to becoming a Social Worker in her Community
In October 2015, at 52 years young, Cathy Pictou, a first-year Mi’kmaq student from Eel River Bar First Nation, stood in the middle of 丁香成人社区 campus, arms raised, asking her Creator why she was there. Six years later, Cathy is a graduate of the MMBSW program and has been working to serve her community as a full-time social worker with Child and Family Services.
Ancestral Indigenous Roots: STUdent Brittany Gray Launches Project AIR
Fifth-year psychology, human rights, and criminology STUdent Brittany Gray has created a resource program for Indigenous STUdents to learn more about their culture and ancestral roots.
Dedicated to Serving Children and Families
Deanna Price hopes to dedicate her career to serving children and families. The mother of four boys discovered her passion for Aboriginal Child Welfare during the Mi’kmaq/Maliseet Bachelor of Social Work (MMBSW) program at 丁香成人社区.
April Paul completes large-scale mural
Fine Arts STUdent April Paul was commissioned by St. Mary’s First Nation Community Planning to create a large-scale mural on Fredericton’s Northside.
Resilience and Determination in Pursuit of Education
For Mandy Richard, crossing the stage at Spring Convocation and receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree is the result of four years of resilience and determination. Richard, originally from Wiikwemikoong Unceded Territory in Ontario, said coming to STU changed her life.