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Humber Indigenous Transmedia Fellowship
Opportunities
Student Fellowship 2022
Humber’s Indigenous Education & Engagement department and Humber Galleries are pleased to partner together on the Indigenous Transmedia Fellowship. This opportunity is open to all Humber College students who self-identify as First Nation (status and non-status), Métis, Inuit, as well as international members of an Indigenous nation. The program was established to encourage students to further develop their skills in visual culture, digital media, technology, design, and storytelling. It brings visibility and support to Humber’s Indigenous community, while also fostering engagement and collaboration among creative peers.
Students are invited to put their creative skills to the test and collaborate on a project with classmates from a wide range of disciplines. They will work as a team over the summer break, engaging in the ideation and production of a dynamic, multi-disciplinary artistic project.
Eligibility Requirements:
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Be a current Humber College Student;
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Be in good academic standing;
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Self-identify as First Nation (status and non-status), Métis, Inuit, or an international member of an Indigenous nation; and
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Preference will be given to students in third or final year of a Degree OR second or final year of an Advanced Diploma OR final year of a Diploma or completing a Graduate Certificate. However, students in any year or discipline with past practical, applied or lived experience will also be considered.
Please Include:
You completed application form on Career Connect should include:
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Resume
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Cover letter
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Support Materials (Up to three examples. Please include links/images in one document)
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Two references (One professional reference, and one community reference. These can be included in your cover letter)
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A separate 3-5 minute introduction video (This can be shared as a link, as part of your Support Materials document)
Any Questions?
Attend an Info Session with Sage Petahtegoose!
Are you a Humber student, interested in applying to this year’s Indigenous Transmedia Fellowship (ITF)? Do you have any questions about Career Connect and the submission process? Whatever the reason may be, please tune in to our upcoming Info Session about the ITF!
Join Creative Producer Sage Petahtegoose at this online event, where she will cover the application process with Humber’s CCBI Project Manager Kyla Ross. Audience members are welcome to ask any questions they may have regarding the fellowship program.
This live streamed event has now ended. If you would like to receive a copy of the video recording, please send an email request to ccbi@humber.ca. Thank you!
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