阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 faculty are invited to an informal tea & conversation gathering with joseph duncan, indigenous curriculum specialist, to connect and engage in relaxed discussion. cinnamon cedar tea and blueberry bannock will be provided on wednesday, february 18^th, from 10:00 am-12:00.

why join?

·         meet the indigenous curriculum specialist and learn how he can support indigenous teaching and learning initiatives in your classrooms.

·         relationship-building, co-creating support and connections.

·         learn about support for indigenization, decolonization, and reconciliation in teaching and learning.

·         share ideas, questions, and needs related to: faculty workshops and professional learning.

·         course and program curriculum development

·         navigating indigenous content in the classroom

·         land-based, experiential, and community-engaged learning

·         help shape future faculty requested workshops and training

what to expect

• open, informal conversation, creating and bridging indigenous pedagogy in classes.
• a welcoming, relationship building space for instructors to network and understand ways of knowing using indigenous land-based pedagogy.

date: wednesday, february 18, 2026

time: 10:00 am-12:00 pm

location: chancellor paterson library, thunder bay campus,

5^th floor, teaching commons department boardroom 5014c