Session #1 Learning from the Land with Elder Duane Mistaken Chief Elder Duane Mistaken Chief is from Kainai First Nation in Southern Alberta. Duane is well known within the Indigenous community as an advocate for speaking our truth and is well versed in Blackfoot history and knowledge and Treat 7 land-based storytelling.
Moccasin Making This is a 2-day session that is open to 10 participants who want to learn how to create their own moccasins to showcase for "Rock your Mocs" week that takes place in November. All supplies will be provided.
Moccasin Making 2-day session.
STMUSA presents Halloween Bash! 18+ (HAVE YOUR ID!) Catered Food & Drink Costume Contest! FREE for STMU Students (MUST HAVE STUDENT ID) $5 Per Non-Student
Join us for our Open House at St. Mary’s University! Discover our vibrant campus, meet faculty and students, explore academic programs, and learn about student life. This event is perfect for prospective students and families to experience all that StMU has to offer. Find your Purpose at St. Mary’s!
Michelle Poon's presentation, "The Power of Pivots," is deeply informed by her professional expertise as a Registered Psychologist and her personal journey as a former St. Mary's University student. As the founder of Through The Woods Psychology, she specializes in helping individuals navigate challenges and foster personal growth. Her return to her alma mater gives her
Dr. Campbell completed his PhD at the University of Calgary in 2024 and shortly after joined StMU as an assistant professor of Education. He has been the recipient of many awards including two Queen Elizabeth II Scholarships and a Pre-Doctoral Killiam Laureate prize from The Killiam Trusts. His talk will discuss possibilities for developing literacy
Session #2 Survivance & Resilience with Elder Doreen Bergum Focus is on A Metis Perspective on Colonization, Resilience, and Renewal that will be presented by Metis Elder Doreen Bergum. Elder Bergum has previously been an invited Elder to showcase her culture with the St. Mary's community in the past. We have the honour of bringing
Dr. Nathan Murray holds a PhD in English from the University of Toronto. He is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of English and History at Algoma University. Dr. Murray's research examines the intersection of writing pedagogy and digital technology with a particular focus on the impact of generative AI on academic integrity and
Come see Christmas unfold in the faces and hearts of L'Arche Core members (individuals with disabilities) and assistants (support individuals) as they retell the Christmas story!
