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The Quebec Aboriginal Science and Engineering Association (QASEA) is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to promote sciences and engineering to Aboriginal youth attending school in First Nations and Inuit Communities in Quebec. QASEA achieves its mission through the Aboriginal Science Fair Program.

The Aboriginal Science Fair (ASF) – Quebec Program

The Quebec Aboriginal Science Fair Program includes three activities:

• The provincial final of the ASF – Quebec
• The main activity organized by QASEA, this annual event is held in a Quebec Aboriginal Community since 1998.

• Participation at the Canada-Wide Science Fair (CWSF)
• An annual event organized by Youth Science Canada, up to four high school level winners of the provincial final of the ASF-Quebec can represent the “Quebec Aboriginal Autochtone” region at the CWSF.

• A Teachers’ Workshop
• To train teachers from First Nations and Inuit communities on how to prepare their students for science fairs.

Many volunteers throughout Quebec give time and energy to the organization. The board of directors
has three members:

Marc Lalande, P.Eng.
President-treasurer

Jean-François Picard, P.Eng.
Vice-President

Martine Couture
Secretary

Four collaborators have been supporting us for many years:

Marcel Brascoupé
Duncan Cree, P.Eng.
Mitcha Dubé, P.Eng.
Benoit Sioui, P.Eng.