Cynthia McCutcheon, MPH,
Board Member
Gimiwon Kwe ndishnikaz, makwa ndodem. Opwaaganisiniing nenda, Baawaating ndoonjibaa. Anishinaabe kwe endow.
My Anishinaabe noosiwin (name) is Gimiwon Kwe, which means Rain Woman. That name was given to me by my Granny. I am from Red Rock Indian Band. I live in Sault Ste. Marie. I am an Ojibwe woman.
Cynthia McCutcheon has been the Aanjichigewin Health Educator Promoter – West End for Maamwesying, North Shore Community Health Services for the last ten years.
She is a certified & insured yoga & Pilates instructor.
Cynthia tries to follow mino bimaadiziwin (a good life), by walking the talk and being a role model to her two binoojiiNsak & communities that she serves.
A lifelong learner, Cynthia takes every opportunity to learn about culture, Anishinaabemowin (language), medicines/edible wilds & crafting. Her husband calls her Chet Morton because she has a new hobby every week.
Cynthia’s weakness is cupcakes. She is a connoisseur of horror movies. She makes physical activity part of her daily life. You can often catch her walking laps in the office.