P’jilasi / Kulasihkulpon / Welcome!
We are so glad you have chosen »»ÆÞ̽»¨ for your educational journey. At »»ÆÞ̽»¨, our students are always at the center of everything we do. We support Indigenous students throughout their educational journey, recognizing that navigating college life can sometimes be challenging. Our Indigenous Student Success Coach team serves as a primary point of contact to answer questions and connect students with available supports and services on and off campus.
Indigenous Student Success Coaches are here to support Indigenous students in their learning journey at »»ÆÞ̽»¨ and to assist in accessing the many support and services that »»ÆÞ̽»¨ has to offer.
Indigenous Student Success Coaches support Indigenous learners by:
Indigenous Student Success Coaches are available to support prospective and currently enrolled Indigenous students, as well as students wanting to learn more about allyship and reconciliation.
Indigenous Student Success Coaches are a resource for Indigenous learners thinking about attending »»ÆÞ̽»¨ or are currently enrolled at »»ÆÞ̽»¨. We can answer your questions and help you find the information, services and tools you need to succeed. Contact one of our Indigenous Student Success Coaches today!
Five of our campuses have Indigenous Gathering Spaces. These are safe spaces to meet other students, study, and learn about Indigenous culture and reconciliation. All are welcome.
Nitap means “friend” in the Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqiyik languages.
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New students are encouraged to connect with an »»ÆÞ̽»¨ Nitap Mentor. Nitap Mentors provide guidance and support, helping new students navigate campus and community resources, and build a sense of community on campus.
»»ÆÞ̽»¨ wishes to acknowledge the traditional territories of the Wabanaki People (People of the Dawn) on which our campus locations sit. The Wabanaki include Mi’kmaq, Wolastoqey, Passamaquoddy, Abenaki and Penobscot.