Services to help
you succeed
Our Indigenous student navigators will work with you from program preparation to successful completion. We can also provide:
- Information about financial aid and help applying
- Advocacy for Indigenous student issues
- Referrals to community agencies for personal support
- Specialized services to Treaty, Status, Inuit, Metis, and non-status Indigenous students
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Meet our navigators
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Diane L’Hirondelle
Dawson Creek campus
Krystal Cornish
Fort St. John campus
Indigenous awards and financial aid
There are a variety of awards, scholarships and funds available to Indigenous students. For a full list of these opportunities and the requirements to apply, visit our AwardSpring platform.
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Space to gather
NLC has Indigenous gathering spaces on the Chetwynd, Dawson Creek, Fort Nelson, and Fort St. John campuses. These are safe spaces that welcome all people, especially our First Nations, Metis, and Inuit students, staff, and elders to socialize, hold special events, and receive advocacy and support.