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Anne Marshall
2015 Provost’s Engaged Scholars
The Ring
Dr. Bonnie Leadbeater (psychology) and Dr. Anne Marshall (education) have been named the 2015 recipients of the Provost’s Engaged Scholar Award.
Indigenous community counselling
The Ring
Lindsay Delaronde’s plans are as big as they come: she wants to take what she’s learning in Canada’s first Indigenous master’s degree program around the world. The 29-year-old woman from the Mohawk Nation in Quebec is one of 14 students taking part in the University of Victoria program—the first in the country to offer a master’s degree in Indigenous Communities Counselling, leading to provincial and national certification.
Indigenous master's degree a Canadian first
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A new Indigenous Communities Counselling master's degree at the University of Victoria encourages its 14 students to incorporate both western and Indigenous approaches to clinical counselling.
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