Fleming College

From recruitment to college to career, Mary MacLeod-Beaver aims to support Indigenous students

Nimkiinaabkawaagan Mary MacLeod-Beaver wants to ensure Indigenous students feel supported throughout their post-secondary journey, even after graduation. “Indigenous students come from various backgrounds and some have made great strides to get here. I think it’s important to have a role like this one to ensure that those students feel seen and supported because they deserve… Continue reading From recruitment to college to career, Mary MacLeod-Beaver aims to support Indigenous students

Keeping strong cultural and spiritual ties is important to Fleming Grad Recruiter Rebekah Rego

Fleming College’s commitment to helping every student succeed is what makes it so special to Rebekah Rego. “Everyone here is dedicated to your success,” explains Rebekah. “Faculty and staff strive to help and want to see you succeed!” As an Anishinaabek student, success to Rebekah means maintaining her strong cultural and spiritual ties, which is… Continue reading Keeping strong cultural and spiritual ties is important to Fleming Grad Recruiter Rebekah Rego

Graduation gowns and medicine wheels; why many Fleming College graduates wore a medicine wheel pin at convocation

Every year at convocation, a representative from Indigenous Student Services will stand before graduates to acknowledge that Fleming College is situated on Michi Saagiig lands and the traditional territory covered by the Williams Treaty and Treaty Number 20, and thank the Michi Saagiig peoples for allowing us to work in their territory. But at this… Continue reading Graduation gowns and medicine wheels; why many Fleming College graduates wore a medicine wheel pin at convocation