VIP Biography for
Paulette Tremblay
 | Paulette Tremblay |
| Industry | Indigenous health |
| Title | C.E.O. |
| Expertise | Education, Evaluation, First Nations Cultures |
| Current Organization | National Aboriginal Health Organization |
| Type of Organization | Nonprofit organization |
| Major Product | Health research |
| Area of Distribution | Canada |
| University/Degree | B.Ed., Dalhousie University; B.A., Sociology, Wilfrid Laurier University; M.A. and Ph.D., Education, University of Ottawa |
| Born | Belleville, Ontario, Canada |
| Honors & Awards | Associate Professor for Life, Indigenous Institute of Knowledge; Six Nations Veterans Association; Six Nations Polytechnic Institute |
| Published Works | The Importance of Educational Climate in a Native Literary Program (Part 2, Chapter 2), in Maurice Taylor (Ed.), The Changing Landscape of Workplace Education, Toronto, ON: Culture Concepts Inc., 1996; First Nations Educational Jurisdiction: National Background Paper, Ottawa, ON: Assembly of First Nations, April, 2001; An Overview of Selected Studies on First Nations, Inuit and Métis Education, Kenny Family Foundation Think Tank, National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation, Ohsweken, ON, 2006 |
| Affiliations | Board of Directors, Indigenous Institute for Aboriginal Health |
| Hobbies & Sports | Bridge, hiking, reading, beading |
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