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Did you miss out on watching the Live Fall 2020 Virtual Graduation Celebration on our Facebook page or through the Lifesize Link?
Watch the full video any time with our co-hosts, Dustin Brass and Simon Bird.
Kathryn Netmaker was born in Saskatoon, SK. She has two older brothers, a younger sister, and a mom and dad who love her. Kathryn is supported by her husband who she has been married to for over two years.
Kathryn Ayapīhkēw kī-nihtāwikiw mīnisihk. nīso ostēsiw. pēyak iskwēw osīmisiw. okāwiya ēkwa ohtāwiya ē-sākihikot. ispīhk nīstanaw pēyakosāp ē-itahtopiponēyān, Kathryn kī-wīkimēw owīkimākana. owīkimākana sītoskawēw tahto-kīsikāw.
Throughout Kathryn’s education at the First Nations University of Canada, she constantly found herself in a place of gratitude. Kathryn is thankful for the countless opportunities she has had to sit and listen and be challenged and grow.
kapē-ayi okiskinwahamākosiwin First Nations kihci-kiskinwahamātowikamikohk, kā-kī-misi-nanāskomot. kī-apiw, kī-natohtākēw, ēkwa kī-kiskinwahamākosiw.
ēkosi, kinanāskomitināwāw
Creeson Agecoutay is proud nehiyaw/Plains Cree from Cowessess First Nation on Treaty 4 Territory.
In 2013, Creeson graduated with a journalism degree and was recognized by both the U of R and the First Nations University. That same year, Creeson became the host of CTV’s Indigenous Circle, a show that has been on TV since 1993.
With the help of his co-workers, Creeson and the staff of Indigenous Circle won many more regional and national RTDNA awards for excellence in broadcast journalism.
And just this last September, Creeson has accepted a national reporting job with CTV National News. He will be working in the nation’s capital in Ottawa where he will be covering stories about federal politics and Indigenous stories BUT what is even more important, the producers of CTV National News with Chief Anchor Lisa LaFlamme has asked for CTV Saskatchewan’s Indigenous Circle to also go national where Indigenous stories will air weekly on the national stage with Creeson also hosting and reporting with the help of a committed team. It’s basically the same job Creeson is doing in Saskatchewan but nationally and he is very thankful for this big opportunity.
Congratulations! We commend you on your hard work and persistence. We are delighted to share in the excitement, and we are very honoured to have you join a community of over 5000 First Nations University of Canada graduates.
FNUniv is preparing for the Fall Graduation Celebration, which means Graduation Photos!! Cornerstone Photography is the official grad photographer. Appointments can be made directly with Cornerstone Photography for the months of September, October and November in Regina, or you can book your spot for designated Campus dates.
Cornerstone Photography is offering three packages and individual sizes from which to select. Payment in full is not required (deposit option available); however, full payment is due before photos will be printed. All packages include both taxes and shipping fee.
$115 – 1-5×7, 4-4×5, 4 wallet size plus bonus print
$165 – 1-8×0, 2-5×7, 4-4×5, 8 wallet size plus bonus print
$220 – 1-8×10, 3-5×7, 12-4×5, 4 wallet size plus bonus print
$45 – 8×10
$35 – 5×7
$25 – 4×5
For campus locations, maps and hours of operation, please visit our contact us page.
(the good path through life)
(the good path through life)