Indigenous Students Program
King’s Indigenous Student Program runs cultural events, collaborates with artists in the community, and hosts celebrations of Indigenous heritage. The program also offers other services such as help with financial aid and scholarships, connecting students with Elders, and maintaining a room on campus for Indigenous students.
For more information, please reach out to our Indigenous Student Program Coordinator at tirza.lanzabosch@kingsu.ca.
Meet Our Indigenous Student Program Coordinator
Tansi nitôtêmak nîtisiyhkason Tirza Lanza-Bosch. Amiskwacîwâskahikan ohci niya mâka nôhkom wîhcêkaskosîwisâkahikan.
Hello my friends, my name is Tirza Lanza-Bosch. I am from Edmonton, but my kohkom is from Onion Lake First Nation. I am Métis Cree from Treaty 6 and 7. I am a King’s grad and am currently in my last year of a Native Studies degree at the University of Alberta. I am super excited to connect with the Indigenous students on campus and see what fun we can have in community this year!
Indigenous Self-Declaration Form
To declare yourself as an Indigenous student, please fill out the form below and send it to tirza.lanzabosch@kingsu.ca. Declaring yourself as an Indigenous student helps the university to develop new services and programming, communicate existing offerings for Indigenous students, and celebrate graduating Indigenous students at Convocation. This also allows us to connect you to more Indigenous students, events, and opportunities.