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KINGSTON, R.I. – Oct. 2, 2025 – The University of Rhode Island's 2025 Honors Colloquium will feature a thought-provoking lecture by Indigenous education leader Heather J. Shotton. Scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 7, the presentation titled “Becoming Indigenous-Serving Institutions” will delve into the critical role that higher education can play in serving Indigenous communities.
Shotton's discussion aims to shed light on the necessary transformations that universities must undergo to genuinely support and uplift Indigenous students and cultures. She will address the historical context of Indigenous education, the challenges faced by these communities, and the strategies that institutions can adopt to foster an environment that is inclusive and supportive.
This lecture is part of URI's premier lecture series, which seeks to engage students and the broader community in pressing social issues. Attendees can expect to gain valuable insights into the importance of recognizing and addressing the unique needs and perspectives of Indigenous populations in educational settings.
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