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PrintConsidering Indigenous Studies at McMaster?
The Indigenous Studies Program offers a well established and highly respected field of study as it pertains to Indigenous peoples. This program will provide students the opportunity to gain a valuable and unique perspective on Indigenous issues from an Indigenous perspective. The combined B.A. program means that students have the option of exploring another discipline in either Faculty of Humanities or Faculty of Social Sciences, such as English, History, Anthropology or Sociology, while gaining in-depth knowledge of Indigenous people.
Indigenous Studies offers a great place to meet up with fellow students. The student lounge is where Indigenous students will find information as it relates to upcoming events such as fund raising, meetings, and socials. This is also a great place to meet other students.
We are proud to offer much of our course content from Indigenous people. This unique element will enable students to learn about Indigenous issues from Indigenous people with an Indigenous perspective.
- SOURCING INDIGENOUS WAYS OFKNOWING through ARTISTIC PRACTICE
ARTISTS: ERIKA A. ISERHOFF, TANNIS NIELSEN & MONIQUE MOJICA
11/29/2010 - INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE LECTURE SERIES:
A Focus on the Evolving Tradition of
Haudenosaunee Women’s Role
09/28/2010 - Decolonizing Indigenous Health Research Conference
Keynote Speakers will be: Maria Brave Heart; Malcolm King and Orvol Looking Horse.
09/10/2010
- Pathways to Health Equity for First Nations, Inuit and Métis - Malcolm King, PhD
Malcolm King's Power Point Presentation from the Decolonizing Indigenous Health Research Conference held Sept. 8-10 2010.
September 10, 2010 - Recognition Ceremony
December 6, 2010
Recognition Ceremony Hodinohso:ni Guardians of Indigenous Knowledge
Six Nations Polytechnic
November 30, 2010 - Elder Schedule November 2010 Bertha Skye - Elder In Residence She is available for advice, a listening ear, beading and crafts
- Indigenous Studies Program News & Events Winter 2011 Course Offerings; Events & Services in ISP
- Elder Schedule October 2010 Bertha Skye - Elder In Residence She is available for advice, a listening ear, beading and crafts
- Monique Mojia - the instuctor for INDIG ST 3G03 A Toronto-based actor, playwright and artist-scholar spun directly from the web of New York’s Spiderwoman Theatre.
- NEWS FROM THE INDIGENOUS STUDIES PROGRAM Established in 1992, McMaster’s Indigenous Studies Program combines traditional Indigenous knowledge with mainstream scholarship, resulting in a creative and interactive learning environment.
Contact Information |
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| Hamilton Hall, Room 103 1280 Main Street West Hamilton, Ontario L8S 4K1 |
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| Phone: | 905-525-9140 x27426 |
| Email: | indig@mcmaster.ca |