Graduate Students


Current Graduate Students​​



Alex Bevington

Alexandre Bevington

PhD Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) student, September 2016 - present

Co-Supervisors: Drs. Brian Menounos and Marten Geertsema
Dissertation Topic: Time Series Satellite Remote Sensing of Cryospheric Change in the Mountains of British Columbia and Alberta
Email: bevington@unbc.ca

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Ali Bishop

Ali Bishop

Master of Science in Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography), January 2022 - present
Advanced Diploma in GIS, Vancouver Island University, 2019; BSc - Dalhousie University, 2016

Co-supervisors: Dr. Joseph Shea & Dr. Bill Floyd
Thesis topic:  Evaluation of Snow Distribution under Forest Canopy with Airborne LiDAR
Email: bishopa@unbc.ca


Charlie Bourque

Charlie Bourque

MSc Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography), September 2022 - present
BSc Integrated Science, University of Northern British Columbia, 2020

Supervisor: Dr. Brian Menounos
Thesis Topic: TBD
Email: cbourque@unbc.ca

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Andrea Byrne

Andrea Byrne

PhD Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (NRES) student, September 2021 - present
Masters of Planning - UWaterloo, 2020; BSc Environmental Science - UBC, 2011

Supervisor: Dr. Tristan Pearce
Dissertation Topic: The relationship between natural assets and achieving community-level climate action goals
Email: byrnea@unbc.ca


Stephanie Chan

Stephanie Chan

MSc Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Biology) student, September 2020 - present

Supervisor: Dr. Tristan Pearce
Thesis topic: Measuring Individual Specialization in Greenland Cod (Gadus ogac) Under Changing Environmental Conditions in the Arctic
Email: schan@unbc.ca


Richard Darko

Richard Darko

PhD Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography), September 2022 - present
BA Economics, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana, 2012; MA Development Economics, University of Northern BC, 2019; MA NRES (Geography), University of Northern BC, 2022

Supervisor: Dr. Greg Halseth
Thesis topic: Economic restructuring in resource-dependent communitiesNew regional industrial path development: Power, legitimation, and institutionalization

Email: darko@unbc.ca


Sara Darychuk

Sara Darychuk

PhD Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Environmental Science) student, September 2019 – present

Supervisor: Dr. Joseph Shea
Thesis topic: LiDAR-based snow volumes and remotely sensed snow-covered area.
Email: darychuk@unbc.ca

 

Audrey Faber

Audrey Faber (on leave)

MSc Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) student, September 2017 - present
BSc Geography, University of the Fraser Valley, Abbotsford, BC '16

Supervisor: Dr. Brian Menounos
Thesis topic: Determining the provenance of sand beaches on Calvert Island, BC, using geochemical fingerprinting
Email: faber@unbc.ca

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Davi Florêncio de Lima

MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography), September 2021 - present

Supervisor: Dr. Greg Halseth
Thesis topic: Public policies to support population aging in a small resource-based community in northern British Columbia

Email: florencio@unbc.ca


Briana Greer

Briana Greer

MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography), September 2021 - present
BA, Double Major in Global & International Studies and Political Science, UNBC, 2021

Supervisor: Dr. Zoe Meletis
Thesis Topic: Métis Women's Experiences of Climate Change 

Email: greerb@unbc.ca



Adam Hawkins

Adam Hawkins

PhD Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) student, September 2015 - present
B.S. Environmental and Engineering Geology, Western Washington University, Bellingham, Washington, 2014.

Supervisor: Dr. Brian Menounos
Dissertation Topic: Holocene Glacier and Climate Change in Northwestern Canada and southern South America
Email: ahawkins@unbc.ca
Phone: 250-960-5899

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Kristen Kieta

Kristen Kieta

PhD Natural Resources Environmental Studies (Geography) student, September 2018 - present
B.S. Environmental and Engineering Geology, Western Washington University, Bellingham, Washington, 2014.

Supervisors: Drs. Phil Owens and Ellen Petticrew
Dissertation Topic: Determining sources of sediment in the Nechako River Basin using the sediment fingerprinting technique
Email: kieta@unbc.ca

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Annie King

Annie King

MA in Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (NRES) student, September 2021 - present
BA Environmental Studies (ENST), University of Regina '20

Supervisor: Dr. Tristan Pearce
Thesis topic:  Incorporation of Traditional Knowledge in Environmental Impact Assessment
Email: annking372@gmail.com


Gabby Lint

Gabrielle Lint

MSc in Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Environmental Science), May 2020 - present
BSc Environmental Science (hons) Focus in Toxicology and Minor in Soil Science, University of Manitoba 2018

Supervisor(s): Drs. Ellen Petticrew, Philip Owens
Thesis Topic: Effects of Mount Polley mine spill tailings on impacted lakes' phosphorus and chlorophyll-a concentrations
Email: lint@unbc.ca


Caleb Matthias

MSc Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography), September 2021 - present

Supervisor: Dr. Brian Menounos
Thesis Topic: TBD
Email: TBD


Erin Nevison

Erin Nevison

MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) student, September 2020 - present
B.A. International Relations, University of British Columbia Okanagan 2017

Supervisor: Dr. Greg Halseth
Thesis Topic - Policy and the decarbonization of energy in British Columbia
Email: nevison@unbc.ca


 

Md Abdur Rashid

Md Abdur Rashid

PhD Natural Resources & Environmental Studies (Geography), September 2022 - present
MA International Studies (International Development stream), UNBC 2015
BA, Aligarh Muslim University 1999

Supervisor: Dr. Catherine Nolin
Thesis Topic: Rohingya Refugee Crisis & Rethinking Development in Bangladesh

Email: rashidm@unbc.ca


YANIK ROZON

Yanik Rozon

MA Natural Resources & Environmental Studies (Geography), September 2022 - present

Supervisor: Dr. Tristan Pearce
Thesis topic: Nature-based solutions for adaptation to the cumulative impacts of climate change and human activities through a case study of a tabu area in Fiji.

Email: rozon@unbc.ca


Sheri Sarami Foroushani

MA Natural Resources & Environmental Studies (Geography), September 2021 - present

Supervisor: Dr. Greg Halseth
Thesis Topic: Tourism's contribution to sustainable development in small communities: A case study of Tumbler Ridge in northern British Columbia

Email: Foroushan@unbc.ca


Halena Scanlon

Halena Scanlon

Masters of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography), September 2022 - present.

Supervisor: Dr Tristan Pearce
Thesis Topic: Co-Producing Knowledge to Understand Different Populations of Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus) Living in Sympatry in the Arctic


Email: scanlon@unbc.ca


Adrian Smith

Adrian Smith

MSc Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) student, September 2019 - present
Bachelor of Planning – Natural Resource Planning, University of Northern British Columbia, 2019

Co-supervisors: Drs. Roger Wheate and Dr. Chelsey Armstrong (Simon Fraser University)
Thesis Topic: Understanding the Effects of Timber Harvest on Devil’s Club (Oplopanax horridus)
Email: 
asmit03@unbc.ca


Samiullah Sofizada

PhD Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography), January 2023 - present

Supervisor: Dr. Joseph Shea
Dissertation Topic: TBD
Email: TBD


Glen Thielmann

Glen Thielmann

PhD Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) student, September 2019 - present
M.Ed. Curriculum, Instruction, and Leadership, 2004, SFU, Burnaby, BC, 2004
B.A. Geography and English, UBC, Vancouver, BC, 1994

Supervisor: Dr. Catherine Nolin
Dissertation Topic: Dead Reckoning the Curriculum: Problems of Practice related to Geography Education among K-12 Educators
Email: thielmann@unbc.ca
Phone: 250-960-5789

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Sergio Vazquez Tagle Gallegos

Sergio Vazquez Tagle Gallegos

MSc Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) student, September 2018 - present
BEng Environmental Geology, Autonomous University of Hidalgo State, Mexico

Supervisor: Drs. Brian Menounos and Joseph Shea
Thesis Topic: Measurement of snow volume fluctuations in northern regions with LiDAR data
Email: gallegos@unbc.ca


James Whitehead

James Whitehead

MSc Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) student
BASc Quest University Canada, Squamish BC, 2017

Supervisor: Dr. Tristan Pearce
Dissertation Topic: Assessing the Implementation of Community Based Wildfire Risk Reduction Initiatives in BC
Email: whiteheaj@unbc.ca

 

Yihang Zhang

Yihang Zhang

MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) student, September 2021 – present
BA Media Economics and Management; Broadcasting and Television Playwright Directing (TV Editing), Communication University of China, Beijing, 2010

Supervisor: Dr. Zoë A. Meletis
Thesis Topic: Bringing dinosaurs into the 2020s: considering current visitation and future virtual tourism possibilities for the Tumbler Ridge Museum and Geopark (BC)
Email: yihangz@unbc.ca

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Former ​Graduate Students and Theses

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2023

Rulan Xiao

Rulan Xiao

MSc Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) '23

Supervisor: Dr. Joseph Shea
Thesis topic: Comparison of methods to estimate fuel moisture content in different forest stand types in central British Columbia

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2022

Amy Abdel-Malak

Amy Abdel-Malak

Master of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, '22

Supervisor: Dr. Zoë Meletis
Thesis: Learning to ride the waves: Whale-watching tour operators in British Columbia and their perspectives on COVID-19 impacts


Benjamin Hagerty

Benjamin Hagerty

MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) '22

Supervisor: Drs. Zoe A. Meletis and Mark Groulx
Thesis: Examining vegan philosophy in sustainable tourism and entrepreneurialism

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Kevin Ostapowic

Kevin Ostapowich

MSc Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Environmental Science), '22

Supervisor: Dr. Joseph Shea
Thesis: Measurements and controls on mid-winter alpine ground thermal regime in the Purcell mountains, British Columbia


Annie Pumphrey

Annie Pumphrey

Master of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (MNRES) '22

Supervisor: Dr. Zoë A. Meletis
Thesis: Bear jams in Kananaskis country: Visitor and expert perceptions of roadside bear viewing management in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, Alberta

Awarded: Governor General's Gold Medal at UNBC's May 2023 Convocation
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2021

Megan Gordon

Megan Gordon

MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) '21

Supervisor: Dr. Greg Halseth
Thesis: Achieving a ‘Just Transitions’ for Forestry-Dependent Works and Communities in Northern British Columbia
 


Jessica Smart

Jessica Smart

MSc Natural Resources & Environmental Studies (Environmental Science) '21

Supervisor: Dr. Tristan Pearce
Thesis Topic: Inuit Knowledge and Observations of Changes in Arctic Char (Salvelinus alpinus) and the Implications for Subsistence Livelihoods in Ulukhaktok, Northwest Territories

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2020

Marzieh Mortezapour

Marzieh Mortezapour

PhD Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) '20

Co-Supervisors: Dr. Peter Jackson and Dr. Brian Menounos
Dissertation: Modelling Snowpacks in Topographically Complex Terrain During the Winter Accumulation Season, Columbia River Basin, British Columbia, Canada
 


Ben Pelto

Ben Pelto

PhD Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) '20

Supervisor: Dr. Brian Menounos
Dissertation: An Approach to Remotely Monitor Glacier Mass Balance at Seasonal to Annual Time Scales, Columbia and Rocky Mountains, Canada

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Obumneme Achunike

Obumneme Achunike

Master of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (MNRES, Geography) '20
BSc Geology & Mining, Enugu State University of Science & Technology, Enugu, Nigeria, 1998

Supervisor: Dr. Catherine Nolin
Thesis: Social Impacts of Oil Extraction in the Niger Delta Region, Nigeria
 


2019

Bridget Kinsley

MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) '19
BS Animal Science, Rutgers University, 2005

Supervisor: Dr. Zoë Meletis
Thesis: ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Investigating Scientific, Social and Other Influences on the 2017 British Columbia Grizzly Bear Hunt Ban
 

Tashi Sherpa

Sean O'Rourke

MA Interdisciplinary Studies (IDIS) '19
RMA (Masters of Arts in Research), Mount St. Vincent University, 2017; BASc (Anthropology [BA] & Psychology [BSc]), University of Lethbridge, 2015

Supervisor: Dr. Gail Fondahl
Thesis: “­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­It’s Good for the Soul:” Eveny Traditional Land-Use and Meaning in Life”
 

Charlotte Connolly

MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) '19
BA Peace, Conflict and Justice Program, Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto '16

Supervisor: Dr. Catherine Nolin
Thesis: Exploring Canada's Extractive's Approach to Development: The Nexus of Law, Violence and Development in the Case of Tahoe Resources Inc. in Guatemala
 

Tsatia Adzich

MA Interdisciplinary Studies (IDIS) '19
MA Indigenous Governance, University of Victoria, 2017
BA Communications and First Nations Studies (Honours), SFU, 2016

Supervisor: Dr. Gail Fondahl
Thesis: Storying Urban Indigeneity in the Russian Far East: Eveny and Evenki Women Navigating Yakutsk, Sakha Republic

Nicholas Parlato

MA Interdisciplinary Studies student '19
BA Oberlin College, 2012

Supervisor: Dr. Gail Fondahl
Thesis topic: A Critical Legal Geography of “Territory of Traditional Nature-Use” (TTP) Formation in the Sahka Republic (Yakutia), Russia


2017-2018

Aaron Zwiebel

MSc Natural Resources and Environmental Studies '18
BSc Forestry, UBC 2014

Co-supervisors: Drs. Ellen Petticrew & Phil Owens
Thesis Topic: Spatial and Trophic Biomonitoring of Aquatic Trace Metals Following the Mt. Polley Mine Tailings Spill

Dominic Reiffarth

PhD Natural Resources and Environmental Studies '18
MSc Chemistry ’06, UNBC & BSc Chemistry ’98, UNBC

Co-Supervisors: Dr. Ellen Petticrew and Dr. Phil Owens
Dissertation: That’s Phat: The Development and Evaluation of Compound-Specific Stable Isotopes (CSSIs) of Very Long-Chain Fatty Acids (VLCFAs) as a Sediment Tracing Tool in a Temperate Climate
 

Kirk Walker

MA Interdisciplinary Studies '18
Diploma - Broadcast Communications (Television) '04 - BCIT, BA Anthropology '12 - UNBC

Supervisor: Dr. Catherine Nolin
Thesis: ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Landscape and Collective Memory in Post-Conflict Ayacucho, Peru: Narratives and Photography of Survivors

Cherise Chrispen

MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Geography) '18

Supervisor: Dr. Zoë A. Meletis
Thesis: Conservation and Consumption: Conflicted Bedfellows in Sea Turtle Conservation
 

Christopher Turner

PhD Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (GEOG/POLS), 2017
MA NRES (Geography) '11, GIS Tech., BCIT ('97), Applied anthro., school of hard knocks ('98-'04), BGen.Studies, Thompson Rivers University ('09)

Co-supervisors: Dr. Gail Fondahl and Dr. Michael Murphy
Dissertation: "Overlap": Causes and implications of contested indigenous claims to territory in the context of the BC treaty process

Kristy Rasmus

MSc in Natural Resources and Environmental Studies '17

Supervisor: Dr. Ellen Petticrew
Thesis: Seasonal Movement of Marine-Derived Nutrients in the Surface Bed Sediment and Floodplain Hyporheic Zone

 

Jake Duros

MSc in Natural Resources and Environmental Studies '17
BSc Biology (University of Wisconsin-Whitewater) '11

Supervisor: Dr. Ellen Petticrew
Thesis: The Movement of Marine-Derived Nutrients from a Salmon Spawning River to a Nursery Lake


2016

Erica Henderson

MA Interdisciplinary Studies (IDIS) BA Anthropology '11, UNBC

Supervisor: Dr. Catherine Nolin
Thesis: Seeking Justice in Guatemala: Dignifying the 'Disappeared' in a Context of Impunity
 

Alex Koiter

PhD Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, M.Sc. (Soil Science) University of Manitoba, B.Sc. (Environmental Science) University of Guelph

Co-Supervisors: Dr. Phil Owens and Dr. Ellen Petticrew
Dissertation: It’s Sedimentary, My Dear Watson: Implications of Watershed Processes on the Sediment Fingerprinting Approach


2015

Carolyn Emon

MA Interdisciplinary Studies, BA Geography, UNBC '13

Supervisor: Dr. Neil Hanlon
Thesis: Human Trafficking: An Examination of Available Services and Support in Prince George, BC

Leah Vanden Busch

MSc NRES (Environmental Science), BSc (Biology) ’08, University of Wisconsin

Co-supervisors: Dr. Ellen Petticrew and Dr. John Rex
Thesis: Hyporheic Nutrient exchanges in salmon bearing interior streams


Md Abdur Rashid

Malyssa Maurer

MSc NRES (Geography), BSc Geography '09, UNBC

Supervisor: Dr. Brian Menounos
Thesis: Late Holocene Glacier Fluctuations in Southernmost Patagonia


2014​​

Jocelyn Joe-Strack

Titilope (Titi) Kunkel

PhD NRES (Geography)

Co-Supervisors: Dr. Bob Ellis and Dr. Ellen Petticrew
Dissertation: Aboriginal values, sacred landscapes, and resource development in the Cariboo Chilcotin region of BC

Joanna Paterson

MSc Community Health Sciences

Supervisor: Dr. Neil Hanlon
Thesis: Students Who Stay: Stories of Northern Medical Program Graduates and Place Integration

(Ysler) Giulliana Tamblyn

MA International Studies (International Development Stream), BA Economics, National University of Piura, Peru '96

Supervisor: Dr. Catherine Nolin
Research Project: Is Resource Extraction A Curse Or A Bonanza For Local Communities? Mining Case Study: Quiruvilca, Peru

Rob Vogt

MSc NRES, BSc in Physics & Math, UNBC ‘10

Supervisor: Dr. Brian Menounos
Thesis: A Model for Holocene Glacial Erosion at Peyto Glacier, Alberta, Canada


2013​

Matthew Beedle

PhD NRES, BSc (Earth Science) Montana State University; MA (Geography) University of Colorado

Co-Supervisors: Dr. Brian Menounos and Dr. Roger Wheate
Dissertation: Glacier change in the Cariboo Mountains of British Columbia, Canada (1946-2011)
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Brooke Eschuck

MA NRES, BA Geography, UNBC

Supervisor: Dr. Neil Hanlon
Thesis: Come Out and Play!: Exploring the Landscapes of Free-Play in Prince George, British Columbia

Courtney LeBourdais

MA NRES, BA English, UNBC

Supervisor: Dr. Catherine Nolin
Thesis: Narratives of Negotiation: Marriage Migration in Northern British Columbia

Theo Mlynowski

MSc NRES, BSc Geography, UNBC

Supervisor: Dr. Brian Menounos
Thesis: The Influence of Glacier Change on Sediment Yield, Peyto Basin, Alberta, Canada

 

2012

Alexander Martin

PhD NRES, BA (Geography), M.A. (Rural Dev.) Brandon University

Supervisor: Dr. Greg Halseth
Dissertation: Community-Company Relationships in Forest-Dependent Communities in Northern BC: Assessing the Local, Sectoral, and Theoretical Implications

Christina Tennant

MSc NRES

Supervisor: Dr. Brian Menounos
Thesis: "Nine Decades of Glacier Change in the Canadian Rocky Mountains"
 

Jessica Blewett

MA NRES, BA Geography (minor in Women's Studies), UNBC

Supervisor: Dr. Neil Hanlon
Thesis: Disablement in Prince George, BC: A Qualitative, Holistic and Participatory Exploration

Leana Garraway

MA Interdisciplinary Studies, BA Anthropology, UNBC

Supervisor: Dr. Neil Hanlon
Thesis: Knowledge to Action: First Nations Engagement with Research for Community Benefit

Nick Ehlers

MA NRES, BSc (Biology, opt. Marine Biology) Oregon State University

Supervisor: Dr. Zoë Meletis
Thesis: Little Boats and Big Concerns? Seeking a Balance Between Ecotourism and Motorboat Use in Tortuguero, Costa Rica

 


2011

Hyae-Rim Roncin

MA International Studies (International Development)

Co-supervisors: Dr. Catherine Nolin and Dr. Fiona MacPhail
Thesis: The Meaning of Reconciliation and Development in Post-Genocide Rwanda

Cristian Silva

Courtney Jermyn

Chris Turner

MA NRES Geography
GIS Tech., BCIT (1997); Applied anthro., school of hard knocks (1998-2004); BGen.Studies, Thompson Rivers University ('09)

Supervisor: Dr. Gail Fondahl
Thesis: Overlap: Causes and Implications of Contested Indigenous Claims to Territory in the Context of the BC Treaty Process

Christine Creyke

MA NRES, BA Geography '06, UNBC

Co-supervisors: Dr. Gail Fondahl and Dr. Greg Halseth
Thesis: The Tahltan Nation and Our Consultation Process with Mining Industry: How a Land Use Plan Might Improve the Process

Alexandra Pedersen

MA International Studies (International Development), BA International Development ’09, U Guelph

Supervisor: Dr. Catherine Nolin
Thesis: Amplifying Voices of Development: Insights from Indigenous Maya Leaders of El Quiché, Guatemala (Defence Video: Part I and Part II)

Kara Przeczek

MSc NRES, BSc Ecology '05 (hons.), Earth Sciences (minor), University of Calgary

Co-Supervisors: Dr. Brian Menounos and Dr. Stephen Dery
Thesis: Assessment of Optimum Snowmelt Model Complexity, Cariboo Highlands, British Columbia, Canada

 

2010

Sam Albers

MSc NRES (Biology), BSc (Biology) University of  Victoria

Supervisor: Dr. Ellen Petticrew
Thesis: The Salmon Disturbance Regime: The Effects on Biofilm, Sediment and Water
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Nathan Einbinder

MA NRES, BSc Environmental Studies '02 Evergreen State College

Supervisor: Dr. Catherine Nolin
Thesis: Dams, Displacement, and Perceptions of Development: A Case Study from Rio Negro, Guatemala


2009

Jennifer Herkes

MA NRES

Supervisor: Dr. Greg Halseth
Thesis: Planning for Resilience: A Case Study of Kitimat, BC

 

Caroline von Schilling

MNRES

Supervisor: Dr. Darwyn Coxson (NRES Graduate Program)
Thesis: Entropy Debt: A Link to Sustainability?

Anne Hogan

Kyle Kusch


2007

Karen Heikkila

Pamela (Prior) Tobin


2006

Arian Spiteri

MNRES

Co-supervisors: Dr. Gail Fondahl and Dr. Sanjay
Nepal (Texas A&M University)
Thesis: Evaluating community incentives for biodiversity conservation in protected areas in Nepal


2005

Jennifer Reade

MA Interdisciplinary Studies

Supervisor: Dr. Catherine Nolin
Thesis: Mujeres Autorizadas: Women’s empowerment programs as a form of community development in Guatemala

Jacqui Stephens


2004


2003

Kelly Giesbrecht


2002

Lana Sullivan

 

2001

Brian Stauffer


1999

Philip Morris

MA NRES

Supervisor: Dr. Gail Fondahl
Thesis: Negotiating the production of space in Tl'azt'en territory, 1969-1984