Senator Murray Sinclair addresses Convocation in 2016 after receiving an honorary doctor of laws degree.
Love is a universal value across cultures, says Jaimie Kechego, learning specialist in Indigenization at the Centre for Teaching and Learning.
Supporters of the Cube talent incubator seek to empower Indigenous and Black scholars.
UWindsor president Robert Gordon and VPEDI Clinton Beckford congratulate Jaimie Kechego (centre), recipient of the inaugural EDI Award for staff.
The 2023 EDI Awards will be presented March 30 in Alumni Auditorium, CAW Student Centre.
The Centre for Teaching and Learning has hired Jaimie Kechego as a teaching and learning specialist in the field of Indigenization.
Graduate and teaching assistants will gain instructional guidance through workshops presented by the GATA Network.
Graduate and teaching assistants will gain instructional guidance through workshops presented by the GATA Network.
Jaimie Kechego will share the story of her grandmother’s experiences at Mt. Elgin Residential School in an online session today.
Jaimie Kechego will share the story of her grandmother’s experiences at Mt. Elgin Residential School in an online session today.
Treaties Recognition Week is a great time for students, faculty, and staff to learn about treaty rights and relationships.
Treaties Recognition Week is a great time for students, faculty, and staff to learn about treaty rights and relationships.
Proposals to advance Indigenization of the curriculum made her proud, said Jaimie Kechego of the Centre for Teaching and Learning.
The Centre for Teaching and Learning has approved nine proposals for funding through the Nanadagikenim - Seek to Know grant.
