Healing and wellness and the role of community colleges: A formative program evaluation

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Creator: 

Wabano, Mary Charlotte Judy

Date: 

2014

Abstract: 

Indigenous post-secondary college programs are relatively new in Ontario. A search for Indigenous specific programs on the Ontario Colleges website produced 39 Aboriginal or Indigenous specific programs (Colleges Ontario, 2013). This formative program evaluation will discuss program strengths and weaknesses as it prepares graduates to work with Aboriginal populations in addictions treatment and prevention from an Indigenous healing and wellness paradigm. The purpose of this research study is to evaluate how a community college can best situate an Indigenous college program within its
academic framework without compromising both its academic integrity and its Indigenous foundation. The Indigenous Wellness and Addictions Prevention program is a two year college diploma program that grew out of a native drug and alcohol counsellor program.

Subject: 

Native American Studies

Language: 

English

Publisher: 

Carleton University

Thesis Degree Name: 

Master of Social Work: 
M.S.W.

Thesis Degree Level: 

Master's

Thesis Degree Discipline: 

Social Work

Parent Collection: 

Theses and Dissertations

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