Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry
Mini-University Summer Camp
Registration: closed
The week-long Mini-University program at Western University introduces Indigenous youth (ages 11–17) to post-secondary living and experiences. It is administered by the Indigenous Student Center. The age groups are exposed to university-style lectures with a variety of topics and cultural teachings through creative programming, which also helps them develop an awareness of the various career options following high school.
to apply, you must be:
- Indigenous youth (11-17)
There will be 30 spots available in both the Otter program (ages 11-13) and Crane (ages 14-17.)
Each summer camp will stay overnight in residence and will have workshops spread out over the course of a week.
2025 DATES:
Otter Program: Day camp run from July 14-18thCrane Program: Overnight camp run from August 4-8th Registration will be opening Monday, March 17th and will close the first week of May.
2025 DATES:
Otter Program: Day camp run from July 14-18thCrane Program: Overnight camp run from August 4-8th Registration will be opening Monday, March 17th and will close the first week of May.
Indigenous Academic Tutor and Mentorship program
Starting September 2025, a team of 5 Indigenous Western students and Western's Community Enhancement Coordinator will be visiting various high schools in London, ON and be available for academic support to students in grade 9-12. During this time, tutors will inspire and motivate students to complete assignments, enhance their understanding of course content, and develop organizational and problem-solving skills. The program aims to help Indigenous high school students improve their academic skills and build confidence in a safe and culturally respectful environment preparing them for post-secondary opportunities.
you must be:
- Indigenous youth (Grade 9 - 12)
For more information, please contact Marisa Geris Cabral (she/her), Community Enhancement Coordinator at Western University. Email: mgeris@uwo.ca