S-IMEW Alumni
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Where Are They Now?
This image gallery highlights some of our S-IMEW Alumni. Scroll through to learn how S-IMEW impacted their career choices and share in some of their favorite memories.
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Katarina Bjorkman
S-IMEW 2010
Lakehead University
Ph.D. candidate, Centre for Exploration Targeting, University of Western Australia at Perth
Katarina Bjorkman
Lakehead University
Ph.D. candidate, Centre for Exploration Targeting, University of Western Australia at Perth
The Noranda-Val-d'Or field trip including the underground visits was the highlight of S-IMEW for me. The fondest memories are really of the friendships/relationships developed during the two weeks. I am still in touch with most people through Facebook and like seeing what others are up to.
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Kayla Mukli
S-IMEW 2016
Environmental Technologist, Matrix Solutions
Kayla Mukli
Environmental Technologist, Matrix Solutions
My fondest memory of S-IMEW was meeting so many other young inspirational geoscientists who shared a similar appreciation for Canadian geology. S-IMEW provided me with stronger networking and communication skills and also furthered my understanding of the geology in eastern Canada. I still have all the rocks and minerals I collected from this experience on display! It was actually during a presentation of my S-IMEW experience that I was recognized by a potential employer who I now currently work for! Thank you S-IMEW for everything you have provided me.
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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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Kei Quinn
S-IMEW 2013
University of Victoria
Senior Project Geologist, HighGold Mining
Kei Quinn
University of Victoria
Senior Project Geologist, HighGold Mining
Does it get any better than seeing some of the most amazing geology with a group of technical, ambitious and like-minded geoscientists? S-IMEW honors what geoscience is all about - being curious, asking questions and getting out there to explore. Thanks so much for an amazing opportunity!
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Kelsey Green
S-IMEW 2010
Mount Royal University
Mine Geologist, De Beers
Kelsey Green
Mount Royal University
Mine Geologist, De Beers
My fondest memory of S-IMEW 2010 field trip was getting to visit an underground mine. But overall the best part of the trip was getting to meet the other students from across the country. So many amazing personalities who I was able to become very close with and have endless laughs with made the experience unforgettable. The volunteers who planned and attended the trip with us were so fun and everything was so well organized it made us all feel like rock stars.
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Liam Maw
S-IMEW 2019
Exploration Geologist-in-Training, Agnico Eagle Mines Limited
Liam Maw
Exploration Geologist-in-Training, Agnico Eagle Mines Limited
S-IMEW is an amazing opportunity that presents the roles of a geologist and their impact in a way not seen in traditional geology classes. It gave me the opportunity to visit an underground mine, showing me with certainty that I could thrive in that environment, which lead me to continue my Master’s in an underground gold mine.
Above all else, my greatest take-away was the opportunity to connect with a diverse group of peers who share the same drive for geology and a curiosity to explore. No matter where you are across the country, you have a friend and an instant network.
