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NIC names interim manager of Aboriginal Education

Aboriginal Education at North Island College is getting a boost thanks to a new staff member, according to spokesperson Christiana Wiens.

She says the school’s named Kelly Shopland as the program’s Interim Manager.

Wiens says it’s a very important role. Some of Shopland’s responsibilities will include overseeing NIC’s aboriginal service plans. She’ll also help out with the school’s Elders-in-Residence.

Wiens adds Shopland has experience working with the school. Wiens says she served as an advisor with the school for the past 7 years.

She has represented NIC on School District 71’s Aboriginal Education Council since 2010 and has chaired the council for the past 2 years.

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