Aboriginal Education Centre Turtle Island Support Services
The Aboriginal Education Centre Turtle Island, opened in 1992 at the University of Windsor, provides academic, social, personal, and cultural support to facilitate student success. Located in the CAW Student Centre, Room 179, Turtle Island offers services and programs to meet the needs of Aboriginal students on campus. The mission is to promote cultural sensitivity and awareness while offering a warm, culturally safe atmosphere for students' enjoyment. Contact the centre at turtleisland@uwindsor.ca for more information.
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Welcome to the Aboriginal Education Centre Turtle Island The Aboriginal Education Centre- Turtle Island opened in 1992 to support University of Windsor Aboriginal students.
Located in the CAW Student Centre Room 179 Turtle Island is open Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 pm Turtle Island offers services and programs to meet the needs of Aboriginal students on campus. All University of Windsor students are Welcome!
Our Mission is to provide academic, social, personal, and cultural supports to facilitate student success. Tecumseh Brock Monument at Sandwhich and Mill In Olde Sandwhichtowne, Windsor Ontario
Facilitating and advising Aboriginal students how to effectively navigate the Post-Secondary system includes an awareness of campus services and supports. Helping with proper referrals Co-ordinating with special projects and services Partnerships with community agencies and with First schools and local school boards Nations Helping to organize social gatherings and activities
A meeting place for students and groups. Full accessibility and computer supports A place to study and relax A place to enrich your university experience Photograph from the Faculty of Law, University of Windsor
We promote cultural sensitivity and awareness to the wider university campus with our Aboriginal Outreach programs. We strive to offer a welcoming and warm culturally safe atmosphere for your enjoyment.
Contact Us at the CAW Student Centre (Room 179) turtleisland@uwindsor.ca
Thank-You & Best wishes for your future success! And stay Safe!!
Aboriginal Education Centre-Turtle Island Student Experience University of Windsor 401 Sunset Avenue, CAW Student Centre (Room 179) Windsor, Ontario, Canada N9B 3P4 Email: turtleisland@uwindsor.ca Tel: 519-253-3000 Ext. 3465 or 3481 Fax: 519-971-3689 www.uwindsor.ca/students
