ta-tawâw Student Centre

The ta-tawâw Student Centre (formerly Aboriginal Student Centre) will be physically closed until further notice. Services will still be offered to students via remote options.

If you have any questions or concerns, please email ascentre@uregina.ca as this email will be monitored closely during regular business hours, Monday to Friday from 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

You can also follow our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/ASCUofR/

All full time staff will be accessible through this link.

Kokum Brenda Dubois is available during spring and summer classes for students if they require support, please contact the ascentre@uregina.ca and staff can direct you.

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Welcome. There is room. There is space.

The ta-tawâw Student Centre (formerly Aboriginal Student Centre) is a respectful and welcoming place that encourages student empowerment, identity, community connection and Indigenous ways of learning. This space is a central hub for all students on campus, and a place to gather with others including Knowledge Keepers, alumni, faculty, staff and community members, creating a sense of belonging in the larger university environment.

The ta-tawâw Student Centre's main focus is on assisting Indigenous students':

Successful transition into University
Retention at the post-secondary level
Engagement in University events and activities
Successful completion of University
Transition into the workforce

The Centre’s focus is to support students, and with the involvement of the larger campus community, create opportunities for intercultural and intergenerational exchange which strengthens our campus community, and expands our potential for continual learning.

The ta-tawâw Student Centre is located on the main floor of the Research and Innovation Centre, Room 108. The Centre is open from 8:15 am to 8 pm, Monday through Thursday and Friday, 8:15 am to 4:30 pm during the Fall and Winter terms. Our summer hours of operation are Monday to Friday, 8:15 am to 4:30 pm. Please stop by, meet your community, and learn more about the Centre!

Indigenous students at the University of Regina, and the federated colleges of Campion College, Luther College and First Nations University are asked to self declare their Indigenous status when they log into the University’s self-service. This will help ta-tawâw Student Centre, the University of Regina, the federated colleges, faculties and departments in developing and implementing services to meet the needs of Indigenous students on campus.