Sarah McGregor is the recipient of the 2022 EdetsSA国际影视传媒檚e猫hdz脿 studentship, according to Aurora College.

McGregor, a second-year Aurora College early learning and child care student, will receive the $20,000 stipend, which supports an Aurora College student to be involved in research during their studies.

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McGregorSA国际影视传媒檚 contributions to the early learning and childcare program in regards to community outreach with bush kids.

She also coordinated a six week program with the Yellowknife Playgroup Association along with another student. She has shown passion for this field of study.

McGregor will have the opportunity to be mentored by several researchers from different organizations while working on multiple research projects, including the Northern Oral Language and Writing through Play (NOW Play) partnership and the Children and Youth Seeking T艂谋台ch谦 Cultural Identity in a Time of Change project.

Furthermore, she will work with Hot谋矛 tsSA国际影视传媒檈eda to learn about implementation of research results and evidence on Early Learning and Childhood at a policy level.