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Enrolment Services

Branches

Branches helps students, from elementary-level to CEGEP, map their paths towards post-secondary education. Working with school boards, educators, families and º£ÍâÖ±²¥bÕ¾ community members, we create responsive, sustainable programming that encourages young students to persevere in school and see themselves as lifelong learners.Ìý

Branches Programs:

• Programs for Indigenous Learners

  • Pick Your Path:ÌýUndecided about your academic path? Pick Your Path for Indigenous Youth is aÌýpaidÌýeducational and relationship building experience. The program connects Indigenous high school and CEGEP students with mentors,Ìýso you can start exploringÌýyourÌýoptions forÌýhigher education.Ìý

  • IMPRESS:ÌýThe Indigenous Mentorship and Paid Research Experience for Summer Students (IMPRESS) facilitates transformative mentorship opportunities and builds networks of support for Indigenous undergraduate students to strengthen their research skills, boost their career-readiness, and expose them to pathways to graduate school.

• Click here to discover the many opportunities and programs at Branches that can support you on your way to higher education.ÌýOn this page, you can explore their programs for elementary students and parents, high school students, CEGEP students, and undergraduate students.Ìý

AgriculturalÌý& Environmental Studies

• Centre for Indigenous People and the Environment (CINE)Ìý
  • The Centre for Indigenous Peoples' Nutrition and Environment (CINE), located on º£ÍâÖ±²¥bÕ¾'s Macdonald Campus in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, Quebec, is an independent, multi-disciplinary research and education center created by Canada's Aboriginal leaders for participatory research and education to address their concerns about the integrity of their traditional food systems.

Education

• Office of First Nations and Inuit Education
  • OFNIE works in partnership with First Nations and Inuit education authorities throughout Quebec – such asÌýKativik IlisarniliriniqÌý(KI), the Cree School Board, the Kahnawake and Kanehsatake Education Centres, and the Central Quebec School Board on behalf of the Naskapis of Kawawachikamach – to deliver community-based teacher education programs and professional development.
  • Click here to learn more about their community partners.

Engineering

• Engineering in Context for Kahnawake Survival School Science CurriculaÌý

  • This project is promoting the field of engineering to underrepresented groups, namely women and Indigenous people, while building upon traditional and cultural knowledges. Through co-development and collaboration, º£ÍâÖ±²¥bվ’s Faculty of Engineering and teachers from the Kahnawake Survival School have created modules for students.

Law

• L.E.X.ÌýProgramÌý
  • The program pairs small groups of law students with Montreal-area youth to provide information on legal rights and issues as well as to create pathways to post-secondary education and legal studies.
• Legal Clinic

  • The Legal Clinic Course places students in local community organizations and legal clinics.ÌýOur 16 local partner organizations include Action Réfugiés Montréal, Éducaloi, Innocence º£ÍâÖ±²¥bÕ¾, Mile End Legal Clinic and Project Genesis.

• Indigenous Initiatives at º£ÍâÖ±²¥bÕ¾ Law

  • Learn more about the initiatives taking place in the law faculty.

Medicine

• Indigenous Health Professions Program
  • The IHPP Program has been developed through consultation and collaboration with Indigenous communities in Quebec, leaders of successful Indigenous Health programs at other Canadian universities, and other º£ÍâÖ±²¥bÕ¾ departments and programs.
• Eagle Spirit Science FuturesÌý
  • The Eagle Spirit Science Futures Camp includes science teachings from an Indigenous point-of-view with land-based curriculum woven into the experience, cultural activities and hands-on health-science workshops intended to pique the campers’ interest in science and post-secondary education.
• Electronic Tutoring and Mentoring
  • For any Indigenous student, of any age, who is interested in entering a science-related University program, and in particular any health professional training program, the º£ÍâÖ±²¥bÕ¾ IHP Program is pleased to offer mentoring – about how to apply, what is needed, or other advice and suggestions.

Social Work

• Indigenous Access º£ÍâÖ±²¥bÕ¾

  • Indigenous Access º£ÍâÖ±²¥bÕ¾ (IAM) is a support program for First Nations, Inuit and Métis students in the School of Social Work. Since 2007, IAM has been supporting Indigenous students from recruitment through graduation.

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Psychiatry

• Listening to One Another GrowÌýStrongÌýÌý
  • Listening to One Another to Grow Strong (LTOA) is a community-driven and culturally-adapted program for Indigenous youth and their families.
  • To learn about their community partners, click here.Ìý

Nursing

• Ashukin Program
  • This program allows 40 graduate and undergraduate nursing students to work with Indigenous partners doing health promotion projects. Partners include the Native Friendship Center of Montreal,ÌýRiverside Elder’s Lodge Kanhasatake, Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal, Projet Autochtone du Québec, Wemotaci (aÌýrural Atikamekw community),ÌýKawawachikamach (a rural northern Naskapi community), and Survival School in Kahnawá:ke.
  • For more information, contactjodi.tuck [at] mcgill.ca ( Jodi Tuck).Ìý

Neuroscience

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  • BrainReach North is an online science-education resource developed and run by graduate students in theÌýIntegrated Program in NeuroscienceÌýat º£ÍâÖ±²¥bÕ¾. These students provide fun, interactive, neuroscience-based learning materials for teachers and students in remote areas who wish to enrich their science program and teaching.