Savanah Seaton, University of Waterloo
Director of the Shatitsirótha’ Waterloo Indigenous Student Centre (WISC) at United College
Indigenous Entrepreneurship Instructor (sessional)
Indigenous Studies Coordinator (temporary)
Waterloo, Ontario
wisc.director@uwaterloo.ca
Office:
(519) 885-1460 ext. 25220
Expert In
Community-based partnership development
Indigenous business
Indigenous engagement
Indigenous Relations
Indigenous Youth empowerment
Intergovernmental affairs
Organizational change
Performance and development management
Strategic planning
Transformational leadership
Truth and Reconciliation
Workplace culture
Bio/Research
10+ years of experience in public, private and non-profit sectors within the scope of Indigenous relations, intergovernmental affairs, higher education, Indigenous partnerships, and business development.
Candidate for Master of Arts in Industrial-Organizational Psychology at the Univers...
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Candidate for Master of Arts in Industrial-Organizational Psychology at the Univers...
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Bio/Research
10+ years of experience in public, private and non-profit sectors within the scope of Indigenous relations, intergovernmental affairs, higher education, Indigenous partnerships, and business development.
Candidate for Master of Arts in Industrial-Organizational Psychology at the University of Waterloo researching non-instructional factors (implicit and explicit biases) contributing to error in performance evaluations (students’ ratings of instruction) of university professors. Seeking a good fit for a supervisor and committee for a PhD in Interdisciplinary Studies grounded within Indigenous research methodology and transformational lived experience.
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Candidate for Master of Arts in Industrial-Organizational Psychology at the University of Waterloo researching non-instructional factors (implicit and explicit biases) contributing to error in performance evaluations (students’ ratings of instruction) of university professors. Seeking a good fit for a supervisor and committee for a PhD in Interdisciplinary Studies grounded within Indigenous research methodology and transformational lived experience.
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