S-IMEW 2015 Participants
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Mackenzie Mckay
S-IMEW 2015
Environmental Scientist, Project Manager, Stantec Consulting Ltd.
Mackenzie Mckay
Environmental Scientist, Project Manager, Stantec Consulting Ltd.
S-IMEW gave me the exposure to completely new facets of geology that I had never seen before. My fondest memories of S-IMEW were participating in learning experiences with like minded individuals who were excited to develop their careers as much as I was.
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Sean Hillacre
S-IMEW 2015
University of Saskatchewan
President & VP Exploration, Standard Uranium Ltd.
Sean Hillacre
University of Saskatchewan
President & VP Exploration, Standard Uranium Ltd.
Attending S-IMEW was a transformative experience that bolstered my career as a professional geoscientist. Beyond the theoretical aspects, the hands-on experience gained during the workshop allowed me to refine my skills and apply them to real-world scenarios. Moreover, the lasting connections forged with industry experts and fellow attendees have proven invaluable, opening doors to collaborative opportunities, mentorship, and professional growth. S-IMEW not only enriched my expertise but also expanded my professional network, making it a milestone in my career journey as a geoscientist.
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Logan Behuniak
S-IMEW 2015
Mount Royal University
Resource Geologist, Vale Canada Limited
Logan Behuniak
Mount Royal University
Resource Geologist, Vale Canada Limited
S-IMEW helped kickstart my passion for the mining industry. I value the learning opportunities, the exposure to mining professionals, and the relationships I built (and continue to grow!) while attending S-IMEW.
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Chris Voisey
S-IMEW 2015
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Chris Voisey
Memorial University of Newfoundland
S-IMEW was an outstanding opportunity to interact with all facets of the mineral exploration industry, from specialist insights to practical hands-on experience. Being able to network with a group of people who all share a passion for Earth Sciences was so liberating. After all, without the community, we'd all be weirdos rambling about rocks. My fondest memory was cruising around Sudbury in the Anne-Van with a group of strangers who quickly became friends I still keep in contact with today.
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Keaton Strongman
S-IMEW 2015
McMaster University
Ph.D. Candidate, Laurentian University
Keaton Strongman
McMaster University
Ph.D. Candidate, Laurentian University
Though all of S-IMEW is a fond memory for me, my fondest memory is of mapping volcanic stratigraphy at the Horne West outcrop with Dr. Harold Gibson from Laurentian University. This was my first real exposure to volcanic rocks and to Harold, and I loved it so much that I went on to pursue a Masters and now a Ph.D. in volcanology supervised by none other than Harold himself. Were it not for S-IMEW I would not have met Harold, and likely never realized my passion for volcanology.
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Aidan Ditchburn-Trout
S-IMEW 2015
McGill University
Geologist, Agnico Eagle Mines
Aidan Ditchburn-Trout
McGill University
Geologist, Agnico Eagle Mines
Experiencing LaRonde's underground mine and witnessing the grandeur and size of the development.
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Christopher Beckett-Brown
S-IMEW 2015
Laurentian University
Surficial Geochemist, Ontario Geological Survey - Ministry of Mines
Christopher Beckett-Brown
Laurentian University
Surficial Geochemist, Ontario Geological Survey - Ministry of Mines
My fondest memory of S-IMEW was the networking opportunities. Although the in class and hands on activities were exemplary, the networking opportunities truly stood out for me. Throughout the entire S-IMEW experience there were endless opportunities for students to network with career professionals from a vast range of backgrounds. With such a tightly knit mining and geoscience community, networking is ever so important. S-IMEW really provided that push out of my comfort zone which helped develop my networking skills and create some valuable long lasting relationships
