The Indigenous Liaison Advisor is a first point of contact for new and returning students of First Nation, Métis and Inuit ancestry. We can help you with your questions and find your way around so you can start your education with confidence. We provide support and guidance for the application process, admission requirements, registration and selecting the best fitting program.
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The Academic Liaison and Resource Coaches are here to support your learning needs to achieve academic success while you’re at Red River. They offer tutoring and coaching – both one-one-one and in groups. They can also help you define your own personal methods such as study skills, goal setting, and time management, so that you can move forward in your courses with confidence.
Navigation Coaches are a first point of contact for current Indigenous students and can help with everything from finding your way around campus, problem-solving, sharing important resources and information, understanding College processes and accessing community services. They will also help connect you with other important support team members, who together, can ensure you receive the help you need.
We know that in addition to your studies, your day-to-day life, your health and wellness, and your support network play an important role in your success. If you have any questions, whether it’s about how to access tutoring, learn about new information technology, or where to find child care, we can help you figure out those next steps. Please let us know how we can make the most of your time here at RRC.
While academic programs have moved to alternate delivery, Counselling Services continues to operate via telephone and/or video conferencing. We are here to help students work through personal struggles, develop skills to manage better, and enjoy their college experience. At this time, counselling is available by WebEx, Teams or phone. Please visit rrc.ca/counselling for options. If you would like to meet with an Indigenous counsellor, please complete the Counselling Services registration form and indicate that you would prefer to meet with an Indigenous counsellor.
Are you aware of all the exciting opportunities there are for money to assist you in your education? There are many ways to help cover some of costs of your educational journey, and as an Indigenous student, there are specific opportunities just waiting for you to apply for. From student aid, to awards and bursaries, reach out to the Administrative and Financial Officer for help navigating these processes and learn about what may be available.
Transition to Employment Services provides personalized support and direction to students and recent graduates seeking summer, part-time, full-time and temporary employment. We offer assistance with job search strategies, cover letter and resume writing, interview preparation, employment application forms, informational interviews and current labor market information. We also work to build relationships with employers to ensure Indigenous students have employment connections and have a voice at the hiring table.
The R-Crew is made up of student volunteers that take on various roles aimed at easing new students into college life. They are a great resource and super role models who want to make you feel welcome while creating a support system to ensure your success. Students helping students.
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