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Creating Leaders in First Nations Gaming

Assistant professor Joanne Goodpipe teaches student learners in Hospitality, Tourism, Gaming, and Entertainment.

Assistant Professor, Joanne Goodpipe offers courses that create leaders in hospitality, tourism, gaming, and entertainment.

Joanne Goodpipe is an Assistant Professor of Business in the Department of Indigenous Science, The Environment, and Economic Development at First Nations University of Canada, Regina Campus. Goodpipe teaches a five-course certificate program which deals with: hospitality, tourism, and entertainment management; marketing; human resources; commercial gaming; and strategic management. These courses are designed with Indigenous content, examples, and case studies, which are available to both industry and university students who, she hopes, will become proud Indigenous leaders and managers in First Nations gaming. Full classes are indicators of success and Goodpipe believes that offering this program helps to build stronger communities.

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Organization: First Nations University of Canada-Hospitality, Tourism, Gaming and Entertainment
Location: 1 First Nations Way
Name: Joanne Goodpipe
Title: Assistant Professor
Email Address: jgoodpipe@fnuniv.ca
Phone Number: 306-737-2618

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Name: Yvonne Benjoe
Regional Lead(s):
  • Bettina Schneider 
  • Bonnie Rockthunder 
  • Dustin Brass 

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Saskatchewan

Education Topics

Curriculum
Leadership
Professional Development
Science

Education Levels

Post-Secondary

Language Spoken

English
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