S-IMEW 2008 Participants
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Brianna Sejourne
S-IMEW 2008
University of Ottawa
Exploration Geologist, Casa Berardi Mine, Hecla Québec
Brianna Sejourne
University of Ottawa
Exploration Geologist, Casa Berardi Mine, Hecla Québec
S-IMEW is the best thing that has happened to me in geology! Having participated (2008), volunteered (2010), and worked (2011-2013) for S-IMEW I have since accumulated a wealth of knowledge, networking skills and confidence that has been my “golden ticket” to success. From the field trips and lectures led by experts along with their imparted passion, commitment and guidance I can honestly say S-IMEW is the foundation on which I was able to place the building blocks for my career. Now here I am a successful exploration geologist! Thank you S-IMEW staff/volunteers, sponsors, and students - YOU ROCK!
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Dr. Roisin Kyne
S-IMEW 2008
Lakehead University
Post Doctoral Fellow, Irish Centre for Research in Applied Geoscience (iCRAG), University College Dublin
Dr. Roisin Kyne
Lakehead University
Post Doctoral Fellow, Irish Centre for Research in Applied Geoscience (iCRAG), University College Dublin
S-IMEW is an incredible and unique experience I have yet to encounter anywhere else in the world and one that helped solidify my career as a geoscientist. Not only did it afford an incredible networking opportunity, S-IMEW introduced me to aspects of the business and practical side of the industry that I had not been exposed to previously. I also developed a number of fantastic relationships with fellow geoscientists from all over Canada who I run into everywhere in the world. The geology community is small and to have been given an opportunity to meet so many amazing people has been fantastic for me and will no doubt help enhance my career.
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Rachelle Huppelschoten
S-IMEW 2008
University of Alberta
Senior Geologist, APEX Geosciencess
Rachelle Huppelschoten
University of Alberta
Senior Geologist, APEX Geosciencess
Fondest memory of S-IMEW/how S-IMEW helped shape/impact your career/path S-IMEW greatly impacted my choice of career path. Through the workshop I was introduced to new concepts, methods, commodities and deposits showcasing how diverse and multifaceted mineral exploration actually is. I wanted to experience everything mineral exploration had to offer and this is the reason I became a consultant, so that I could learn something new every day.
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Amy Nelson
S-IMEW 2008
GIS Analyst, City of Grande Prairie
Amy Nelson
GIS Analyst, City of Grande Prairie
Going underground in Val D'or was something that really opened my eyes about mining. I ended up working at a gold mine afterward and having that exposure to the underground ahead of time helped prepare me for what to expect. I am currently working in GIS but hope to get back into geology in the near future with my own company.