Boo Maga December 2021
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WLFN Post-<br />
Secondary Student<br />
Highlight:<br />
WLFN Education Updates<br />
WLFN is proud to announce the <strong>2021</strong>-2022 postsecondary<br />
education (PSE) sponsorship for the following<br />
successful applicants:<br />
Part-time students:<br />
Lori Billyboy – Bachelor of Business – Okanagan College<br />
Geraldine Bob – Master of Education/Counselling –<br />
Thompson Rivers University<br />
Jacqueline Mattice – UCEPP in Master of Social Work –<br />
Thompson Rivers University<br />
Cody William – Language Proficiency Certificate – Simon<br />
Fraser University<br />
Full-time students:<br />
Rhandi Prystae – Master of Arts in Counselling<br />
Psychology – Yorkville University<br />
Davee Palmantier – Master of Arts in Environment and<br />
Management – Royal Roads University<br />
Roderick Sandy – Bachelor of Arts Psychology –<br />
University of BC<br />
Savanna Sandy – Bachelor of Social Work – NVIT –<br />
Vancouver<br />
Trinity Sure – Bachelor of Commerce Human Resource<br />
Management – Thompson Rivers University<br />
Michaela Gilbert – Bachelor of Fine Arts – University of<br />
Victoria<br />
Courtney Sandy – Social Services Worker – Vancouver<br />
Career College<br />
WLFN Education Building<br />
Opened its doors November 15, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Location: the old education office, 2672 Indian Drive<br />
The building will include the following programs:<br />
• LCPS Language and Culture program<br />
• Video Production program<br />
• Tutoring<br />
Merry Christmas<br />
from the Education<br />
Department to the<br />
K-12 students of WLFN!<br />
K-8: WLFN Logo Telus /School supplies<br />
back packs<br />
K-6: Stockings<br />
9-12: $100.00 Gift Cards to Caribou Ski<br />
9-12: $75 Gift Card to Sport Chek<br />
Alexis Alphonse – Cannabis Retail Specialist –<br />
College of the Rockies<br />
Cambria McGregor – Bachelor of Science –<br />
Thompson Rivers University<br />
Kaela Stobie – Water and Wastewater Technology<br />
Certificate – Thompson Rivers University<br />
Colby Cady – Heavy Duty Mechanic Apprentice<br />
Program – Thompson Rivers University<br />
Dannika Murphy - Language Proficiency Certificate<br />
– Simon Fraser University<br />
Corey Lee Philbrick - Language Proficiency<br />
Certificate – Simon Fraser University<br />
• Education resource material library<br />
• Additional LCPS teaching space<br />
Trinity Sure<br />
Bachelor of Commerce<br />
Human Resourse<br />
Management at Thompson<br />
Rivers University<br />
I grew up in the Williams Lake<br />
area, in a rodeo family. I lived on<br />
a ranch where we rode horses,<br />
competed, and managed a herd<br />
of around 150 cattle. At the age<br />
of 17 I took up motocross and<br />
raced provincially for 6 years until<br />
I suffered an ACL injury. Between<br />
ages 22 and 27 I became very<br />
interested in fitness, became a<br />
regular at the gym and competed<br />
in bikini fitness shows.<br />
I have an amazing husband<br />
and we had our beautiful son in<br />
2018. He is almost 4 now. We<br />
are living in the Quesnel area. I<br />
own horses again and hope to be<br />
out competing again in the near<br />
future.<br />
I am currently studying full-time<br />
at Thompson Rivers University<br />
through the online department,<br />
completing a Diploma in Business<br />
with a focus in Human Resources.<br />
I will then transfer into a Bachelor<br />
of Business Administration with a<br />
major in Human Resources.<br />
I chose business as the field felt<br />
natural to me and all my first parttime<br />
employment opportunities<br />
were within an office<br />
environment. I chose to major<br />
in human resources because I<br />
am passionate about policy and<br />
regulations, whilst providing the<br />
best working environment for<br />
employees. I want to ensure a<br />
healthy and happy atmosphere<br />
that’s balanced and fair.<br />
In five years, I would like to<br />
have graduated from a Master’s<br />
program and be starting my<br />
career.<br />
My dream career is to work<br />
within an Indigenous organization<br />
and help build innovation and<br />
autonomy as we work towards<br />
Treaty. Once Treaty is successful,<br />
Human Resources are essential<br />
in maintaining an unbiased<br />
working environment as we work<br />
towards and develop our ownsource<br />
revenue and maintain and<br />
develop external partnerships.<br />
I would like to thank the Williams<br />
Lake First Nations Chief and<br />
Councill for the opportunity to<br />
follow my education path and for<br />
supporting their people in career<br />
advancement. The Williams Lake<br />
First Nation Education Department<br />
for their work, support, and duties<br />
year after year in the application<br />
process. They are wonderful at<br />
assisting students with concerns<br />
and confusion throughout the<br />
application progress and beyond.<br />
I feel grateful to be able to develop<br />
my skills and knowledge with help<br />
from Williams Lake First Nation.<br />
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