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  • Then & Now: Tegan McWhirter, Master of Environmental Science Graduate (2021)

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    Growing up in Northern Ontario, Tegan McWhirter developed a passion for the outdoors. While pursuing her Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Environmental Science at Queen’s University, Tegan worked for the Aviation, Forest Fire and Emergency Services (AFFES) division of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry as a Wildland Fire Fighter on the Type I (initial attack) crew.
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  • Wiidooktaadyang (We are Helping One Another)

    Wiidooktaadyang (We are Helping One Another)

    Promoting Health and Wellness in Anishinaabe Communities

    The overarching objective of this three-module course is to facilitate the learning of anyone who seeks to promote health and wellness in Anishinaabe communities. Learners will leave the course with an understanding of Indigenous peoples’ health, culture as a foundation of care, and engagement with practical learning to promote wholistic health and wellness as priority in their work with Indigenous peoples.

    Learners will earn a digital badge for the successful completion of this self-paced online learning opportunity that they can proudly add to their professional portfolios and/or share on social media platforms such as LinkedIn.

    Opening on National Indigenous Peoples Day, Wednesday, June 21, 2023

    Please Register Below:

    Non-NFN Members Click Here
    NFN Members Click Here

    $225/learner plus applicable taxes.

    Delivery Mode: Learners will be emailed 5-10 business days after registering with an invitation to access the online learning materials.

    Completion of this micro-credential is asynchronous and self-paced. Approximately 30 hours toward this enriched learning experience can be expected.

    Questions? extendedlearning@nipissingu.ca

    Collaboratively developed between Nipissing University and Nipissing First Nation. Funded through the Ontario Government, Ontario Challenge Fund.