Indigenous Leadership Program

Leadership Education and Development Centre

Indigenous Leadership Program

The Indigenous Leadership Program (ILP) is a program for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students that seeks to strengthen leadership processes in alignment with Indigenous world views. Through workshops, speaker events, exercises, and panels, the program is approached from an ethic of kinship to discuss topics of leadership, such as self-understanding, conflict management, and community empowerment. This program is available in Fall 2022.

Fall Cohort 2022 applications closed

Indigenous Leadership Program presents: Nitohtamowin

Nitohtamowin translates to the act of listening in the Plains Cree Language. Indigenous undergraduate students at the University of Alberta are encouraged to attend presentations by Grant Bruno, Melanie Dene and Casey Caines. They will be offering guidance and presenting on their experiences in the following programs: PhD in Medical Sciences - Pediatrics, Masters of Arts in Policy Studies and the Law School Program at University of Alberta. This program is available in Winter 2023.

Nitohtamowin applications open


Fall Cohort-November 8-10 (Fall Reading Week)

Winter Cohort - Nitohtamowin Program: March 22, 24, 28 2023

All in-person sessions will take place at the University of Alberta North Campus at the Students' Union Building (SUB). Participants are expected to attend all sessions! University of Alberta Covid-19 protocols will be in place.

Please contact leadership@su.ualberta.ca if you have any comments or concerns regarding applications or the program in general.

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Phone

780-492-7165

Email
leadership@su.ualberta.ca

Address

Student Life Central
0-74
Students' Union Building
University of Alberta
8900 - 114 Street NW
Edmonton, AB
T6G 2J7