
TRU remembers Kye7e Cecilia Dick DeRose
Kye7e Cecilia Dick DeRose was a respected Secwépemc knowledge keeper, educator and champion of language revitalization.
Our small and friendly campus is located within the city of Williams Lake, British Columbia, named in honour of Secwépemc Chief William. Here, you’ll enjoy a quiet and affordable lifestyle, access to all the amenities of a larger centre and four seasons of incredible outdoor adventures right in your own backyard.
We offer small class sizes, personal attention and practical learning experiences in every program.
Many of our students come from the region and are Secwépemc, Carrier, Tŝilhqot’in, St’át’imc, Okanagan, Nuxalk or Nlaka’pamux. We also welcome Métis, Inuit and Indigenous students from across the country as part of our vibrant and inclusive learning community.
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