Aboriginal Student Self-Identification At UFV, students of
Aboriginal ancestry can choose to self-identify so that they may
benefit from supportive programs and services. By doing so,
students also enable UFV to identify, review, and analyze data
that will contribute to improved programs and services for
Aboriginal learners. By self-identifying as an Aboriginal
student, you can help: - contribute to the provision of high-
quality learning opportunities that are responsive, flexible,
and accessible to Aboriginal students - contribute to strategic
goals, strategies and policy as set by UFV’s Aboriginal
Community Council - track the completion and retention rates of
Aboriginal students - promote effective, respectful working
relationships and partnerships with Aboriginal learners and the
Aboriginal communities Who can self-identify? Aboriginal
ancestry for self-identification purposes follows the Canadian
Constitution Act (1982), Section 35, Number 2 and includes the
descendants of the Indian, Inuit and Métis peo