New name, new location, new advisor for Dal’s Indigenous Student Centre – Dalhousie University

September 20, 2017

With a new academic year comes new support for Indigenous students at Dalhousie.

Over the summer the Aboriginal Student Centre was renamed the Indigenous Student Centre, and moved from its location on the fourth floor of the Student Union Building to the first floor of 1321 Edward St. The centre also welcomed a new Indigenous student advisor, Michele Graveline.

Originally from Northern Manitoba, Michele is Métis and has been living in Mi’kma’ki — the territory encompassing New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and P.E.I. — for over 20 years. Prior to coming to Dal, she worked for the Halifax Regional School Board as an Aboriginal student support worker for eight years. Michele has also done work for Circle Works, an Indigenous consulting business, where she was part of numerous contract-based projects in different communities throughout Mi’kma’ki.

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