PhD
ENSC
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Past Degree: BA in Development and Environmental Management Studies, MA in Natural Resource and Environmental Management
Project Title: Analysis of Gender and Livelihood determinants to improve food security status of People With Disabilities
Supervisor: Dr. Allison Goebel
MES-R
ENSC
Previous Degrees: Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Queen’s University. Major in Global Development Studies; minor in Spanish and Latin American Studies.
Project Title: Green New Deal at the City Level
Supervisor: Dr. Kyla Tienhaara
The Queen’s Experimental Ecology and Ecotoxicology (QE3) research group is looking for two eager and detail-oriented undergraduate students to assist with quantifying microplastics in amphibians.
Dr. Diane Orihel recently discussed her oil sands research involving an innnovative tailings pond bioremediation technique, see the full story here.
Read the full article featured in the Gazzette here
Dr. Barb Zeeb is looking to take on two Master's students in 2021-2022! Both are phytoremediation-related and will involve both lab and field studies!
For more information on these opportunities please click here!
Dr. Allison Goebel's PhD student, Richard Kumah, has just published an article in "The Conversation"! See the full article here: "Ghana needs to rethink its small scale mining strategy. Here’s how"
Dr. Myra Hird discusses Ontario's recycling program and the problems inherent in the current blue box program. See the entire segment here!
Dr. Heather Jamieson and her team of researchers are featured in the latest issue of the Gazette! The CBC Online article focusses on her arsenic studies in Yellowknife, click here for the entire story.
Our environment is under stress and the search for solutions is anything but simple: it requires an
