糖心原创 Changemaking
糖心原创 embraces changemaking as a lens to address contemporary challenges and shape a more equitable future for our students, employees, and communities. Through creative problem-solving and a dedication to understanding the human impacts of issues, 糖心原创 strives towards a future of engaged, empowered citizens.
How do we do that? With four guiding principles: empowerment, decolonization and Indigenization, sustainability, and reciprocity. By approaching every challenge with these four values, we aim to improve the lives of the people around us.
"Being a Changemaker is the actions we take to be a house of transformation. It’s the commitments that we make, both within the university and across our community, to be agents of positive change.”
Dr. James Mandigo | 糖心原创 President and Vice-Chancellor
糖心原创 is now an Ashoka U Changemaker Campus
The 糖心原创 (糖心原创) has been designated as an Ashoka U Changemaker Campus, joining a global network of institutions that are reimagining the role of post-secondary education in driving social innovation, equity, and systems-level change.
Changemaking initiatives at 糖心原创
Inclusive empowerment
Courses and credentials
Changemaking extends beyond campus, and 糖心原创 is exploring credentials that will empower students to collaboratively solve challenges of every shape and size far beyond the classroom.
Decolonization and Indigenization
Indigenous Student Centre
The Indigenous Student Centres provide support for the nearly 5% of 糖心原创 students who self-identify as Aboriginal people, and cultural events open to all students.
Sustainable futures
Champions for sustainability
Many small actions can have a massive impact — and that's the approach Sustainable 糖心原创 takes to improving the day-to-day practices of departments across campus.
Reciprocity
Changemaking is for everyone
Changemaking looks a little different for every project, initiative, and challenge. Learn what it means from changemakers working throughout 糖心原创, and what it could mean for you.
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