A Guide for Serving Aboriginal
Shirley was our first leader. She brushed the path for the work that has been done for the thousands of First Nations post-secondary students who have come through the system since 1990. All of our work, all of these words, owe honour to Shirley’s guidance. Insert Photo “Shirley will be remembered,...
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| Online Access: | http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.531.3698 http://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/aboriginal/bcfnhb/pdf/BCFNCH-Full.pdf |
| Summary: | Shirley was our first leader. She brushed the path for the work that has been done for the thousands of First Nations post-secondary students who have come through the system since 1990. All of our work, all of these words, owe honour to Shirley’s guidance. Insert Photo “Shirley will be remembered, and will be an inspiration for all who loved her, and whose lives she touched, for her sense of grace, love of life, her commitment to justice, and her compassion for all whom she encountered on her journey through life.” The Joseph Family Our gratitude to Shirley’s family for allowing this dedication. |
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