Welcome to the Office of Indigenous Affairs
Director's Information
Fran Hunt-Jinnouchi
Fran Hunt-Jinnouchi is Kwagiulth (Fort Rupert) and Gusgimukw (Quatsino). Fran has just concluded the role of Chief of the Quatsino Band to take on the challenging role of the University of Victoria's first Director, Office of Indigenous Affairs. Fran has a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Victoria and a Master of Adult Education from Saint Francis Xavier University. Since the late 1980's, Fran has been involved in Aboriginal education in varying capacities. She has worked as a Home-School Coordinator, High School Support Worker, Post Secondary Counselor, Instructor, Director of the Gwa'SalaNakwax'da'xw College and Director of the Saanich Adult Education Centre. Fran has been elected School Trustee in School District #85 and has served on a number of education committees provincially and nationally. Fran views education as a catalyst for change and development on a personal level as well as on a collective level.
"Student success transforms into many realities, best articulated by the community, family and individual. The university's role in helping students to succeed means we strive to provide the balance that allows the students to walk comfortably between both worlds while they are here. "
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Office of Indigenous Affairs - Newsletter 2010 Volume 3 (Fall 2010)
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Our services & Programs
- Collaboration with First Nations students
- Collaboration with First Nations service personnel
- Extending outreach to First Nations sponsors, communities, schools
- Administrative support functions
- Professional development - specific goals
- Develop network with other aboriginal liaison officers at other universities
- Collaborate with other First Nations advisors regarding professional development and problem-solving related to first nations students
- Attend professional development workshops (continue academic work)

Office of Indigenous Affairs
University of Victoria
First Peoples House
PO BOX 1700 STN CSC
Victoria, BC V8W 2Y2
E-mail: inafadm@uvic.ca
Tel: 250.472.4913
Fax: 250.472.4952
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Indigenous Student Handbook
Download - 24 pages (1.17 MB)This handbook provides an overview of programs and services that may be of particular interest to Indigenous applicants, including student and faculty profiles.
Aboriginal Employee Handbook
Download - 16 pages (2.59 MB)This handbook provides an overview of programs and services that may be of particular interest to Indigenous Employees at the University of Victoria

