Join us at the Waterloo Aboriginal Edcuation Centre for Soup and Bannock (frybread) every Thursday this term. Bring a friend -- everyone's welcome!
Brooke Sterritt, Assistant Director at the Student Awards and Financial Aid at the University of Waterloo, will be in the WAEC during the October 23 Soup and Bannock luncheon (12 to 2 pm) to talk with Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students about how to apply for bursaries, student awards, and financial aid.
Join us at the Waterloo Aboriginal Edcuation Centre for Soup and Bannock (frybread) every Thursday this term. Bring a friend -- everyone's welcome!
Join us at the Waterloo Aboriginal Edcuation Centre for Soup and Bannock (frybread) every Thursday this term. Bring a friend -- everyone's welcome!
Historian Phil Monture returns to the University of Waterloo to tell the story of the Six Nations of the Grand River and the Haldimand Treaty of 1784. The treaty covers lands for six miles on each side of the Grand River from Lake Erie to its source, including lands in Kitchener-Waterloo. Monture, who has been researching this history for more than 37 years, will provide an overview of various land transactions and will discuss the current state of Six Nations land claims.
Join us at the Waterloo Aboriginal Edcuation Centre for Soup and Bannock (frybread) every Thursday this term. Bring a friend -- everyone's welcome!
Come hear a panel discussion of youth-led startups from the University of Waterloo, moderated by Applied Health Sciences alumnus Rohit Ramchandani (BSc '04, Health Studies), founder and principal at Antara Global Health Advisors.
Featuring student panelists:
Join us at the Waterloo Aboriginal Edcuation Centre for Soup and Bannock (frybread) every Thursday this term. Bring a friend -- everyone's welcome!
