University of Saskatchewan (USask) Indian Teacher Education Program (ITEP) teacher candidates organized an Indigenous cultural day, held on March 29 at Saskatoon Public School (SPS) division’s wâhkôhtowin School.
Honouring Indigenous USask students for their academic achievement, community engagement, leadership, research and resiliency.
One hundred and four poetry and creative writing pieces by students in the Indian Teacher Education Program (ITEP) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) are published in My Family, My People: ITEP Creative Writing 2013—2019.
The Indian Teacher Education Program (ITEP) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is celebrating 50 years since the program admitted its first students in 1973.
ITEP's director Yvette Arcand shares the program's importance with CBC Saskatoon Morning show host Theresa Kliem.
The 6th annual māmowi āsohtētān Internal Truth and Reconciliation Forum on April 28 will celebrate USask’s Indian Teacher Education Program (ITEP)
ITEP begins 50th anniversary celebrations with Round Dance.
University of Saskatchewan (USask) Métis drama professor Bruce Sinclair has been named the University Library’s Indigenous Storyteller-in-Residence at USask for 2023.
Hailing from Beardy’s and Okemasis Cree Nation, recent Indian Teacher Education Program (ITEP) graduate Tim Roy is passing on what he learned during his time at the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) College of Education to the next generation at kihiw waciston School.
Grounded in the guidance of Elders and led by Indigenous community partners, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) has taken another step forward in Indigenization on the path to reconciliation.
The Indian Teacher Education Program is beyond thrilled to announce that one of our students, Oneita Ballantyne, has been selected as a Queen Elizabeth Scholar receiving one of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships for 2019.
Returning to a university classroom after nearly a decade away, University of Saskatchewan College of Education Indian Teacher Education Program (ITEP) graduate Trevor Iron believes his dream has come full circle.
On July 13, the University of Saskatchewan’s (U of S) College of Education, Indian Teacher Education Program (ITEP) and Kahkewistahaw First Nation signed a MOU at the Kahkewistahaw powwow celebrations.
Celebrating the successes of Indigenous students from the College of Education.
ITEP is proud to showcase that our President of the student council and two of his classmates have developed Tapwê Media Productions to provide students with the opportunity to learn from Elders.
Mika Lafond, author of nipê wânîn: my way back - nipê wânîn: my way back is a poetic journey of one woman discovering her Cree heritage and how it has shaped her.
