SIFC Culture Week SIFC hosted a week of cultural, social, and educational celebrations. The activities of the week included storytelling, poetry, traditional and contemporary music and jigging, pow wow singing and dancing, bannock making, round dancing, as well as the feast and sweatlodge ceremonies. SIFC Department of Social Work 's 25th Anniversary The SIFC Social Work program celebrated its 25th Anniversary with an evening of social activity that included a feast, dignitary acknowledgements, and round dance. The ceremonies honour new SIFC alumni as well as faculty and staff academic accomplishments. This six-week course gives INCA students an introduction to the theory and practice of journalism and an opportunity to work with professional journalists.
Students focus on either radio and television or print and Internet journalism.
Participants, who must have post-secondary education, will take part in workshops and mentorship and internship placements. This leadership program will emphasize education, teamwork and traditional culture in addition to leadership skills development. The trainees then provides assistance to individuals and groups by linking them with the appropriate resource people. The SIFC Science Department have taken many steps to alleviate some of the barriers to university education that Aboriginal students encounter in mainstream institutions. The on-campus sessions are a major way of reaching out to people who may not be aware of what science programs and support services are available through SIFC when planning their careers.