Mental Health Awareness Week (STUDENTS ONLY)
Stop by the student lounge at both campuses all week long to pick up mental health resources.
Upcoming Events
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Red Dress Day - MMIW Awareness Event (STUDENTS ONLY)
Students, join us for a Red Dress Beaded Pin Workshop featuring information & support resources on MMIW.
Red Dress Day - MMIW Awareness Event (STUDENTS ONLY)
Students, join us for a Red Dress Beaded Pin Workshop featuring information & support resources on MMIW.
New Student Scavenger Hunt - Brantford Campus (STUDENTS ONLY)
Get to know the Brantford campus! Pick up your clues from A102 and complete the hunt within this time to claim your prize!
Salad-in-a-Jar Workshop - Brantford Campus (STUDENTS ONLY)
Drop in for a Salad-in-a-Jar Workshop focused on healthy eating!
Salad-in-a-Jar Workshop - Six Nations Campus (STUDENTS ONLY)
Drop in for a Salad-in-a-Jar Workshop focused on healthy eating!
Celebrating Indigenous Nurses
Registration Required: Click Here
Or email: ihll@mcmaster.ca
Join us for an evening of celebrating and uplifting Indigenous nurses.
Astronomy/Celestial Calendar - TEK STEM | Lunch & Learn - Six Nations Campus
Speakers: Chief Arvol Looking Horse & Dr. Robert Cockcroft
Community Awareness Bingo Bash
Join us for a great night of community, connection, and a little bingo!
Good people, a little competition, and that moment when your number finally gets called π₯
π You wonβt want to miss our Bingo Bash for Community Awareness:
π£ Everyone is a winner (Plus chances at some mega cool prizes β stay tuned!)
π‘ Food and refreshments!
π΅ Numbers to be called in English, Mohawk, and Cayuga!
π’ Get your chance to shop SNP Apparel!
π Each of our education units will be sponsoring a game to give you a chance to learn more about what Six Nations Polytechnic offers!
Ecological Systems/Processes - TEK Stem | Lunch & Learn - Brantford Campus
Speakers: Kerdo Deer
KanentakΓ©:ron is an Ecological Team Lead and land-based educator from the Mohawk Nation, Bear Clan. With a 15-year career in ecological restoration and six years in the Indigenous tourism sector, Kerdo merges professional environmental science with the traditional teachings he was raised with at Six Nations. From managing invasive species to leading land-based learning expeditions, he is dedicated to the stewardship of the land and the reclamation of Indigenous land-based practices.