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Robline Davey

Robline Davey

Robline Davey is a Métis woman with French-Canadian, English and Belgian descent living and working in Kamloops on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the Secwépemc Nation. She is a PhD candidate at Simon Fraser University and the Indigenous Experiential Learning Coordinator at Thompson Rivers University in the Career and Experiential Learning Department, with a focus on career and WIL opportunities for Indigenous students.
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5 key ways to enhance Indigenous student career supports in post-secondary

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Integrating Indigenous worldviews, values and cultural perspectives into career counselling can yield profound benefits for students. It has the potential to significantly enhance the student experience (Archibald, et al., 1995;...

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