Become KPU's Indigenous Designer-in-Residence, enhancing Indigenous design practices while fostering community dialogue at the Wilson School of Design. This residency supports various design projects.

The Indigenous

Designer-in-Residence role at the Wilson School of Design is open to First Nations, Métis, and Inuit designers, providing a platform to explore creativity while giving back to the KPU community. Candidates should describe their outreach plans and how they will engage with faculty and students to enrich the school’s offerings. Key Responsibilities:
Organize workshops and outreach activities
Conduct guest lectures within KPU and WSD
Consult with diverse design students
Participate in KPU and WSD events
Hold regular meetings with the Director of Strategy Requirements:
Relevant experience in Indigenous communities
Solid portfolio demonstrating design practice
Participation in design-related events
Enthusiasm for cooperative community engagement
Willingness to coordinate with communications staff Contribute to KPU's mission of reconciliation and visibility for Indigenous designers through this exciting residency.

📌 Residency For Indigenous Designers At Kpu Richmond (Canada)
🏢 Kwantlen Polytechnique University
📍 Canada