Conestoga College: Research Report on Aboriginal Services Survey

This research report examines a survey conducted at Conestoga College to assess student awareness of Aboriginal Services. The study reveals that a significant portion of students are unaware of the location and services offered by the Aboriginal Services office. The survey also explored student knowledge of the history of indigenous people in Canada and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The report includes the survey's findings, with percentages indicating the levels of awareness among the respondents. While secondary research was not conducted, the primary research highlights a desire among students to learn more about the Aboriginal Services. The report concludes by acknowledging the significance of these findings and discussing the potential strengths and weaknesses of the analysis, including the lack of in-depth analysis due to the survey format and the reliability of the responses.

Running head: RESEARCH REPORT ON THE SURVEY OF ABORIGINAL
SERVICES
Research Report on the Survey of Aboriginal Services.
Name of the Student:
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A) INTRODUCTION:
i. The First Nations people at the Conestoga College is getting affected. The
survey has been conducted because the Manager of the Aboriginal Services
wants to determine the students’ current awareness regarding the aboriginal
services and also if the students are aware of the First Nations people in the
college..
ii. The organisation that has been selected for the conduct of the survey is the
Aboriginal Services and its awareness among the students of the Conestoga
College.
B) BODY
 Survey
o The survey of the Aboriginal services held at the Conestoga
College says that very few students of the college are aware of the
location of the aboriginal service office as well as the services
provided by them. After the completion of the survey, there were
many people who were keen onto finding out about these services.
However, there were also students who were not sure about
themselves.
o The survey had been conducted in the Conestoga College and
there were 134 responses from the students.
 Secondary Research
o There has been no secondary research and the primary research
survey says that a large number of students are still aware of the
Aboriginal services.
C. CONCLUSIONS
 The significance of this analysis is that the students are unaware of the
company but there has been a desire among them to know about the
company as well. The survey had also aimed at finding responses about

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the effect over the First Nations people at the Conestoga College
(Roberts, Reid, 2017)
 The possible strengths of the analysis can be that the students who have
not been aware of the Aboriginal Services would get to know about them.
On the other hand, the weakness of this survey is that since the survey
does not include one on one conversation, there is a lack of the in depth
analysis. Also the reliability of the responses is a major question
(Perreault, 2015).

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References:
Perreault, S., 2015. Admissions to youth correctional services in Canada,
2011/2012. Juristat, 3, pp.85-002.
Roberts, J. V., & Reid, A. A. (2017). Aboriginal incarceration in Canada
since 1978: Every picture tells the same story. Canadian Journal of
Criminology and Criminal Justice, 59(3), 313-345.
iii.

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