During 2011-2012 Ms. Brant served as a member of the Academic, Student Affairs and Advocacy Committee.  She has been involved in Education for twenty-five years at the Quinte Mohawk School, as an Educational Assistant, and retired from that position in 2009.  Ms. Brant is an honours graduate of Humber College, Developmental Services Worker Program and graduate of Laurentian University, 1993, First Nations Program for Aboriginal Educational Support.  She has been the co-coordinator of the Quinte Mohawk Dance Program for 17 years, Secretary/Treasurer of the Woodland Cultural Centre Board of Governors since 2005.  Ms. Brant is a founding member of the Tyendinaga Territory Food Bank, Certified Coach for Athletics, and community member of the Chief Earl R. Hill/Douglas E. Maracle Board.  She considers herself a learner of the 'Original First Peoples of the Americas Traditions' and has studied under Tyendinaga Chief Earl R. Hill, Wolf Clan, Mohawk Nation; Mrs. Lorraine Hill, Bear Clan, Mohawk Nation; Council of Education Douglas E. Maracle, Wolf Clan, Mohawk Nation; Grandmother Sara D, Smith, Turtle Clan, Mohawk Nation; and Gerald E. Hill, Bear Clan, Cayuga Nation of the Iroquois Confederacy League of Nations. She is the owner of The Dream Ways, which is a vehicle for cultural enrichment bridging cultural uniqueness between nations. For the 2012-2013 term Ms. Brant will serve as a member of the Academic, Student Affairs and Advocacy Committee. Governor Ross Danaher, Belleville Elected as Administrative Representative in 2012. Mr. Danaher is Director, Library and Research Services. He joined the College in 2004