April 2021

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Dragons on Mars?
Anna Mittelholz
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EOAS BROCK LECTURES
Johan Gilchrist and Kate Smith
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Precipitation Processes in Winter Cyclones
Lynn McMurdie
11:00 am
 
 
STEM Learning Experiences: What’s Really Going On? (And Implications for Designing Them)
Laura Lukes
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Formation and preservation of brucite and awaruite in a serpentinized ophiolite, central BC: implications for carbon sequestration and nickel recovery
Katrin Steinthorsdottir
11:00 am
 
 
Skill development and the future of science education
Jacqueline Dohaney
1:30 pm
 
 
 
How flexible are worldview boundaries between academic science and Indigenous community science? An instructional approach to worldview congruency for STEM learning.
Dr. Shandin Pete
1:00 pm
 
 
The statistics and physics of midlatitude heat extremes
Karen McKinnon
11:00 am
 
 
EOAS Honours Theses Posters!
Honours Students in EOAS Programs
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Short term electric load forecasting for British Columbia, Canada: An exploration of the use of numerical weather prediction data as a predictor in an artificial neural network
Eve Wicksteed
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A Framework for Teaching Teamwork Skills from the Perspective of Geoscience Employers
Dr. Samuel Nyarko
1:00 pm
 
 
 
It's more than what they know: spatial skill and conceptual understanding impact student interpretation skill
Dr. Bailey Kreager
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Risk and Responsibility in Public Engagement by Climate Scientists
Simon Donner
11:00 am