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UM Faces and Spaces: Meet Pat Ningewance-Nadeau, the Indigenous Studies Professor Making a Difference

Discover how Pat Ningewance-Nadeau is creating an impact in UM's Indigenous Studies Department. #UMFaces #IndigenousStudies

In this month's UM Faces and Spaces segment, the spotlight shines on Pat Ningewance-Nadeau, an assistant professor at the University of Michigan's Department of Indigenous Studies. Pat is known for her dedication to promoting Indigenous knowledge and fostering cultural understanding among students. Her unique approach to teaching blends traditional teachings with contemporary practices, creating a dynamic learning environment that celebrates diversity and heritage.

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Pat Ningewance-Nadeau's passion for Indigenous Studies doesn't stop in the classroom. She actively engages in community outreach programs, working to bridge the gap between academia and Indigenous communities. Her commitment to social justice and inclusion resonates with both students and faculty, making her a valuable asset to UM's academic community.

As the semester draws to a close, Pat continues to inspire her students to embrace cultural diversity and think critically about the world around them. Her influence extends beyond the university walls, leaving a lasting impression on all who have the privilege of learning from her.