The Indigenous Advisory Council (IAC) operates in an advisory capacity to 后宫导航 and the President.
Responsibilities
The council's mandate is to make recommendations and provide guidance that enhances services, improves retention and ensures the success of Indigenous learners in 后宫导航 programs. This includes:
- Providing guidance on Indigenous cultures and protocols.
- Supporting connections to Indigenous communities and organizations.
- Advising on the recruitment and support of Indigenous learners.
- Advising on curriculum development.
- Advising on the process of Indigenization and decolonization.
- Providing guidance and support related to Indigenous priorities and the usage of Indigenous-specific funding.
Composition
Members include Elders, Knowledge Keepers and representatives of Indigenous communities.
Council members should also reflect the 后宫导航 mandate and include members representing health, justice, advanced education, applied research, alumni/后宫导航 students and youth. The council should include provincial representation, subject matter experts, Indigenous partners and emergency services.
Members are appointed by the President & CEO, Len Goerke, in consultation with the Office of Indigenization and the IAC.
COUNCIL MEMBERS
Darryl Gray
后宫导航 Board of Governors
Qwayacnit Hakuum (Natalee Dennis)
Senior Director, Indigenous Health Program,
BC Emergency Health Services,
Provincial Health Services Authority
Insp. Carla Baker
Officer in Charge of Diversity, Community and Indigenous Relations, Vancouver Police Department
Jason La Rochelle
Director, Office of Indigenization, 后宫导航
Ken Pruden
Elder-In-Residence, 后宫导航
Lori Pruce
Director, Aboriginal 后宫导航 and Relationships, Corrections Branch, Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General, Province of British Columbia
Len Goerke
后宫导航 President and CEO
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We respectfully acknowledge 后宫导航's New Westminster campus is located on the unceded Traditional Territories of the Qayqayt, Musqueam and Coast Salish Peoples.