Nick is a youth mentor and Vice-President of Communications for the Indigenous Students' Association. His involvement in Indigenous support circles and advocacy for campus Indigenous issues exemplify impactful student mentorship opportunities on campus.

Nick also developed his leadership skills in public speaking opportunities, like the National Truth and Reconcilliation Flag Raising, Western Leader's Forum on Truth and Reconcilliation and the Global Health Equity Hub.

As a Western student, you'll have opportunities to take on the role of mentee and mentor, learning from leaders in their fields and creating positive impact in the community.

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With a major in Sociology and a minor in Health Sciences, Nick is able to gain a holistic understanding of the complex issues he cares about.

Want a more well-rounded education and a unique skill set you can use in your personal and professional journey? Consider a double major, combined degree or interdisciplinary programs like Western Integrated Science (WISc), the School of Advanced Studies in Arts & Humanities (SASAH) or Creative Arts & Production (CAP).

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Through involvement in Indigenous support circles, mentorship activities and advocating for campus Indigenous issues, Nick is creating meaningful change within the Western community and beyond.

If you identify as Indigenous, Western offers many programs and opportunities to support you in your academic and personal journey.

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