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Jennie Wastesicoot , PhD

Assistant Professor

Program: Aboriginal and Northern Studies

Instruction & Research

Dr. Wastesicoot is a fluent Ininew (Cree) speaker with the swampy dialect. She has 38 years of work experience with Aboriginal people as an advocate, policy analyst, director, researcher, and research associate. She is currently involved in nation rebuilding and moving forward with a self- government plan with 40 Treaty Five First Nations. Dr. Wastesicoot has served in various committees and advisory roles with First Nation organizations and government organizations. Jennie received her PhD Interdisciplinary Doctorate degree in 2015 and Masters degree in 2005 from the University of Manitoba. She received her undergraduate degree from Brandon University in 1985. Her areas of research expertise include Cree Law, Cree History, Cree Spirituality, and Self-government. Her research expertise has led to numerous presentations on topics of Aboriginal spirituality, traditional governance, traditional childrearing practices, and Cree ways of knowing. She also presented at the Healing our Spirit World Wide 5th gathering in Edmonton Alberta (2006).

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Academic Courses & Instruction

ANS 1000 - Introduction to Aboriginal Studies

ANS 1001 - Introduction to Aboriginal Studies 2

ANS 2050 - Studies in Truth and Reconciliation

ANS 2450 - Aboriginal Women of Northern Manitoba

ANS 2000 - Aboriginal Politics

ANS 2400 - Northern Manitoba First Nations Environment

ANS 2155 - Learning Cree Through Storytelling

ANS 2150 - Kayas Achanohkewina, Legends of Long Ago

ANS 3000 – Aboriginal Law 1

ANS 3400 - Philosophy and Culture of the First Nations of Northern Manitoba

ANS 3450 - Aboriginal Medicine and Health

ANS 3900 - Selected Topics in Aboriginal and Northern Studies

ANS 4250 - Topics in Colonialism

ANS 4255 - Colonial Encounters

Academic Courses & Instruction

ANS 1000 - Introduction to Aboriginal Studies

ANS 1001 - Introduction to Aboriginal Studies 2

ANS 2050 - Studies in Truth and Reconciliation

ANS 2450 - Aboriginal Women of Northern Manitoba

ANS 2000 - Aboriginal Politics

ANS 2400 - Northern Manitoba First Nations Environment

ANS 2155 - Learning Cree Through Storytelling

ANS 2150 - Kayas Achanohkewina, Legends of Long Ago

ANS 3000 – Aboriginal Law 1

ANS 3400 - Philosophy and Culture of the First Nations of Northern Manitoba

ANS 3450 - Aboriginal Medicine and Health

ANS 3900 - Selected Topics in Aboriginal and Northern Studies

ANS 4250 - Topics in Colonialism

ANS 4255 - Colonial Encounters