Support Mi’kmaq and Indigenous social work students as Dalhousie University’s part time MSW L’nuey Elder, working primarily remotely in Nova Scotia.

Apply cultural leadership.

This two-year, 0.7 FTE position provides culturally grounded instruction, mentoring, and guidance within the School of Social Work.

The Elder collaborates with faculty, staff, the L’nuey Advisory Committee, Mi’kmaq communities, and university stakeholders.

The work centers Mi’kmaw ways of being, knowing, doing, relating, and becoming through Indigegogy and circle pedagogy.

Key Responsibilities: Deliver culturally grounded instruction and co-teach courses
Guide student growth and contribute to assessment
Provide cultural guidance to faculty and staff




Support program development, review, and cultural integrity
Strengthen connections with Elders and community partners
Requirements: Self-identification as an Indigenous Person of Turtle Island
Graduate social work or related social or health sciences degree
Ability to provide feedback on Mi’kmaw social work
Excellent communication and community networking skills
Ability to manage competing deadlines and lead groups
Use traditional knowledge, student feedback, and cultural guidance to strengthen Dalhousie’s MSW L’nuey learning experience.

📌 MSW L’nuey Program Cultural Mentor (Canada)
🏢 Recognized
📍 Canada