Seneca Polytechnic signed the CICan Indigenous Education Protocol in 2015 and works with colleges and universities across Ontario and Canada to share learnings on incorporating Indigenous teachings into their programs. In 2023, Seneca introduced the three-year Curriculum Integration Project, a "train the trainer" initiative guided by First Peoples@Seneca, which instructs faculty on how to incorporate the lived experiences of Indigenous Peoples into every Seneca academic program. By the project's end, Seneca will have 200+ faculty champions, and every student will study some reconciliation education content within five years.
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The Indigenous Education Excellence Award
The Indigenous Education Excellence Award recognizes a college or institute that has a demonstrated commitment to Indigenous education through innovative approaches and dedicated structures, curriculum, holistic support services and community partnerships that contribute to learner success, as well as socio-economic development and reconciliation within communities. This award recognizes institutional, rather than individual achievements. To be eligible for this award, your institution must not have received the “Gold” award within the past 3 years or since 2020.
CICan and TD Insurance
TD Insurance is proud to be the exclusive sponsor of the CICan Awards of Excellence Program. TD Insurance will give an award of $1,000 to each Gold level Award of Excellence recipient.
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