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Get where you want to be
Relationships are foundational to MITT’s mission of being an industry-driven and student-centred college that advances learners of all backgrounds and identities. Our relationships with the Indigenous community are at the heart of that as we commit to providing an inclusive environment for Indigenous learners.
Our Indigenous students can access dedicated resources and participate in events that are designed to educate about Indigenous teachings and culture, promote reconciliation, and provide paths to success for Indigenous students at MITT.
Connect with us about our programs and Indigenous initiatives at Indigenous@mitt.ca.
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Aazhogan Indigenous Centre
Indigenous Initiatives
Indigenous Community Liaison Officer
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Community and identity
Learn about MITT’s educational partnerships with several Indigenous organizations that create opportunities for Indigenous learners.
Land Acknowledgment
MITT는 아니시나베, 크리, 아니시니뉴, 다코타, 데네 부족의 전통 영토와 레드 리버 메티스의 고향, 이누이트의 조상 땅인 조약 1 조약 지역에 위치하고 있습니다. 우리는 이 땅과 물의 신성함을 기리며 현재와 미래의 화해와 파트너십을 위해 헌신합니다.
Learn more about how MITT is committed to Indigenous teaching, learning, and reconciliation.
Supports
Enrollment
MITT’s Indigenous community liaison officer is committed to helping Indigenous students with admissions, applications, and student aid.
Zariah Pavagadhi
From Norway House Cree Nation
Zariah.pavagadhi@mitt.ca
204-470-1669
Student Advising
MITT’s Indigenous student advisor is here to help Indigenous students with student support and student life at MITT.
Ryan Bruyere
From Sagkeeng Anishinaabe Nation
Ryan.bruyere@mitt.ca
204-989-7184
재정 지원
Explore financial aid options, including opportunities specifically for Indigenous students, on our Financial Aid page.
Grow beyond the classroom
Engage with initiatives that take you out of the classroom into the community. You’ll find exciting opportunities to connect with your counterparts through a range of activities, organizations, and events.
A place where you can be you
Who you are, where you come from, and where you want to be are all valued and important.
At MITT, you’ll experience an environment where a diverse group of students all come together to share with and learn from each other. This includes specific Indigenous programming, cultural perspectives, and student supports—all of which are designed to help you to feel safe and set you up for success.
Through these intentional efforts, we can all work toward a shared, bright future for Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians.
