Event
Integrating Your Non-Academic Life and Career into Academia: Keynote & Lunch
Join the Office of Indigenous Initiatives as they host Professor Natasha I. Macdonald (Department of Integrated Studies in Education & Office of First Nations and Inuit Education) for a keynote address entitled, “Integrating Your Non-Academic Life and Career into Academia.” now.
The keynote will take place on Tuesday, September 26 at Sherbrooke 688, room 1041, from 12:00-2:00 pm and lunchboxes will be provided by Kahnawake-based catering company, Messy Kitchen.
Talk Description:
"As a fairly new Indigenous academic who has had 20 years of a rewarding life and career outside of academia, I decided to make my “other life” a strength and the basis for my studies and research. Some of us didn’t go into graduate studies right away but took a winding path serving our communities. Let’s celebrate that – it all counts!"
To find out more about the 2023 Indigenous Awareness Weeks, which this event is part of, please visit the IAW webpage.
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Natasha Ita MacDonald
Natasha Ita MacDonald is Inuk, originally from Nunavik. MacDonald is a new assistant professor in DISE and the Office of First Nations and Inuit Education. She is also a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Education at Concordia University. MacDonald specializes in decolonizing English second language education, with a focus on intercultural communication via social media in Inuit communities where Inuktitut is still a first language.
Sun, 09/17/2023 - 15:53
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