Our goals
- To introduce students to the requirements of college life.
- To maximize the opportunities for students to realize their full academic and personal potential.
- To provide a friendly environment in which students can further cultural activities in order to express and develop their Indigenous identity.
- To facilitate student participation in the overall life of the college community.
Our services
- Pre-admission counselling to prospective students about admission, transcripts, funding and program planning
- Orientation for new students
- Academic counselling for students presently enrolled at Loyalist College
- Referral of Indigenous students considering other avenues of post-secondary education to other institutions
- Remedial and Indigenous peer tutoring and mentor referral
- Assistance to the Indigenous Student Council for special activities and events
- Study space, including computers, internet and email, video and text library, and current Indigenous newsletters and papers
- Exam proctoring
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Tsi Titewaya’taró:roks retains a strong internal rapport with Loyalist College by:
- Acting as liaison between the Indigenous community and the college.
- Providing information on Indigenous-related issues to other college departments.
- Setting up information workshops and seminars within the college.
- Referring students to other departments and services.
Community liaison
Tsi Titewaya’taró:roks maintains communication with outside agencies, educational institutions and Indigenous communities by:
- Contacting Indigenous organizations, elders and community groups and informing them of activities within the college.
- Providing the Indigenous community with information about the college and off-campus courses.
- Visiting senior high schools, territorial vocational centres and colleges within Southern Ontario.
- Arranging on-campus tours and orientation sessions to encourage Indigenous participation at Loyalist College.