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Michelle Pidgeon

Professor
Faculty of Education

Dr. Michelle Pidgeon's research is at the intersections of higher education, student affair and services, and centres Indigenous ways of knowing and doing research. Following the 4Rs of Kirkness and Barnhardt (1991), her collaborations are relevant to communities, prioritize reciprocity and respect, while also upholding responsible relationships that are built before and continue after a project is completed. Her work focuses on understanding how institutional responsibility and accountability can empower wholistic understandings of Indigenous student success. The perspectives of students, staff, administrators, leaders, Elders, and community members are critical to enacting and sustaining transformational change across the post-secondary landscape — from policies to programs and practices.

school Supervision Status: Not Accepting New Students

Research

Keywords

higher education; student affairs and services; indigenous education; community-based research 

Supervisory Experience

Doctoral Supervision

Master's Supervision

Upcoming Courses

This instructor is currently not teaching any courses.

Last Updated: 12/08/26