The Indigenous Advisory Circle is a visionary and advisory body, working together to bring the issues and experiences, expertise and perspectives of Indigenous peoples to St. Paul's and the University of Waterloo. Members will consult regularly with representatives of Indigenous organizations throughout the country, and internationally, and with individuals who are working at the community level on Indigenous issues, and make recommendations to the University to achieve its objective of Indigenous inclusion.
The Indigenous Advisory Circle is composed of at least five Indigenous people, including two from First Nations communities, one each from Inuit and Métis communities, and one representative of non-Canadian Indigenous peoples. Two non-Indigenous members, the Principal of St. Paul's and the President of the University (or representative), sit as non-voting members.
Lori Campbell, Director, Waterloo Indigenous Student Centre
Marisha Roman, Lawyer, former Aboriginal initiatives and Policy Counsel for the Law Society of Upper Canada, Chair of IAC
Pat St. John, Grand River Metis Council
Tauni Sheldon, Cultural Advisor, Inuk community member
Jaimie Lickers, Lawyer, Partner at Gowling WLG
Eileen Antone, Elder from Oneida of the Thames First Nation
Grafton Antone, Elder from Oneida of the Thames First Nation
Brenda Simpson, Chair of the St. Paul's Board of Governors, Community Member, Ojibway of Nipissing First Nation
Chris Read, Associate Provost
Student Representation, To be filled September 2018
Meetings: Advisory Circle meets three times annually at St. Paul's
Terms of Reference for Indigenous Advisory Circle
Truth and Reconciliation Response Projects
NEW Indigenous Studies Minor Program
