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Denise Whynot

Denise Whynot

Denise Whynot grew up in Pijinuiskaq (LaHave River) at New Germany. She has dedicated her career to cross-curricular and experiential education. From development of a multi-disciplinary Environmental Studies program at Sedbergh School, QC to camps rooted in Mi’kmaq culture, Denise draws inspiration from witnessing meaningful youth engagement through shared learning experiences.

9:15 am - 10:15 am
Red Pod - Room 402

UEC STEAM Workshops for Grades P - 12, and Summer Camps for Grades 9 - 12

Our presentation will briefly touch on the UEC's background but will mainly focus on two areas: 1. STEAM Workshops we develop and deliver in classrooms within communities, and 2. Summer Camps we offer to Indigenous youth. All our programs, whether workshops or camps, are developed from a two-eyed-seeing approach. All our workshops are hands-on. Each camp offers immersive learning experiences with a unique blend of traditional Indigenous knowledge and contemporary scientific methods in their programming. Each camp is designed to inspire, challenge, and prepare young minds for a future where they can thrive both personally and professionally.