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Earth and Environmental Sciences

There is a student summer employment opportunity with Canada South Science City for a Program and Events Coordinator. Please see this posting for details on the nature of the job and eligibility. Applications are being accepted now, and the position will likely be filled by the end of May, so apply immediately if you are interested.

M.Sc. Thesis Proposal Presentation

Michael Glendenning

The MacLellan Au-Ag Deposit, Lynn Lake, Manitoba: host rock geochemistry, petrogenesis, and implications for regional tectonics

 Wednesday, May 8, 2013
10:00 a.m.
Room 201 Memorial Hall

 

Earth and environmental scientists study the physical, chemical, and biological processes that shape our planet, and the impact of society on the environment. Our undergraduate Environmental Science BSc is comprehensive, providing a broad background in all aspects of environmental science, and flexibility in upper years to allow students to prepare for a wide range of careers. We offer M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in Earth Science, which are supported by a wide variety of high-quality research facilities. Located at the heart of the Great Lakes region, Windsor is at the centre of one of the most environmentally important regions in North America, where teaching and research in water and air quality, ecosystem health, and resource management is making a difference.