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Indigenous Governance

Jack Pawlyna

Jack Pawlyna

Academic administrative officer

Indigenous Governance

Contact:
Office: HSD A260a 250-721-6436
Credentials:
Bachelor of Professional Communications (MacEwan)

About

Jack Pawlyna is a proud member of the Métis Nation, with ancestral ties to the Bellerose and Beaudry families.

Hailing from Treaty Six Territory and Métis Nation Homeland in Alberta, Jack graduated with a Bachelor of Professional Communications from MacEwan University. They are a skilled Indigenous artist specializing in beadwork, using their talent to preserve and promote Métis culture.