BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//132.216.98.100//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.20.4// BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20250812T021444EDT-33306uOZ0z@132.216.98.100 DTSTAMP:20250812T061444Z DESCRIPTION:Three days of events to help you learn about environmental care er options. If you're looking for ideas\, inspiration\, motivation and adv ice\, then Green Careers Week is for you! Proudly organized by 9I制作厂免费's C areer Planning Service (CaPS) and 9I制作厂免费 School of the Environment (MSE). SEMINAR: Graduate Studies in the Environment Tuesday\, February 26\, 201310:00 am 鈥 11:00 amMacdonald Campus: Faculty Lounge\, MS Building T his session will hopefully answer your questions about the 鈥淲here鈥漒, 鈥淲hat 鈥 and 鈥淗ow鈥 to apply to graduate studies in the environment.聽 SEMINAR : Career Options in the Environment Tuesday\, February 26\, 201311:00 am 鈥 12:00 pmMacdonald Campus: Faculty Lounge\, MS Building This seminar wil l explain the various environmental career options within a variety of ind ustries PROFESSIONAL PANEL Tuesday\, February 26\, 20135:30 pmDownto wn Campus: Brown 5001 Come and listen to environmental professionals talk about their experiences and the skills they have developed as a result of their career path. Panelists: (bios to come) Leila Goulet\,聽Director of Education of the Red River ZooLeila Goulet obtained a Bachelor鈥檚 degree in Agricultural and Environmental Sciences\, majoring in Wildlife Biology in 2004 from 9I制作厂免费\, MacDonald Campus. After teaching high sc hool science for a year\, she traveled to Australia\, New Zealand and Thai land to garner more knowledge in her field. Upon return\, in 2006 she obta ined a paid internship as a zookeeper at Wildlife Safari in Winston\, Oreg on. She continued to develop her zoo expertise\, acquiring over 6 years of animal care experience鈥 working directly with large carnivores\, elephant s\, ungulate\, birds of prey\, reptiles\, primate and small mammals animal s at various zoos\, including the Ecomuseum in Ste. Anne-de-Bellevue and P arc Safari in Hemmingford.聽 In addition to her science degree\, in 2011 Le ila earned a Bachelor of Education Degree at the University of Ottawa\, On tario. To date\, she has over 7 years high school teaching experience and her true goal is wildlife education\, including initiating programs that b ring the public into close proximity with wild animals. Working with anima ls and teaching about the importance of wildlife and environmental conserv ation within a zoo setting is her passion.聽 She is currently the Director of Education of the Red River Zoo in Fargo\, North Dakota where she determ ines the Red River Zoo鈥檚 educational strategies\, develops curricula and e ducational materials for outreach and on site programs\, and oversees all aspects of the Zoo education programs. She is also the education animal zo okeeper.聽 Benoit Lamarche\, Eng.Director\, Engineering ServicesInnovati on and Development DepartmentBenoit Lamarche obtained a Bachelor's degree in Agricultural Engineering in 1994 from 9I制作厂免费聽University. He started his career in the field of erosion control and pursued in Research and Develo pment for agricultural equipment.聽 In 2003\, Mr.聽Lamarche joined Biogenie\ , division of EnGlobe Corp.\, as a Project Engineer in the Innovation and Development Department where he contributed to the construction and expans ion of a network of Soil Treatment Facilities in Montreal\, then in the UK and France. 聽In 2007\, he was promoted as Project Director and since 2010 \, he holds the position of Director\, Engineering Services. His responsib ilities include preparing Capital investment projects\, their plans and sp ecifications\, and supervising progress of field work in support of the co rporate strategic development plan. Beth McCarthyStudent Conservation A ssociation (SCA)Following her Bachelor鈥檚 Degree History from St. Bonaventu re University (NY USA) in 2002\, Beth McCarthy gained experience as a 聽Liv ing History Intern at Death Valley National Park\, CA\, Scotty's Castle. I n 2004 she joined the SCA National Headquarters\, as a Recruiting Intern\, following which she worked at Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Ohio as Tr ansportation Interpreter. These experiences led Beth to a full time job wi th Student Conservation Association as the Great Lakes Recruiting Represen tative from 2006-2010 and she shifted over to be the Northeast Recruiter i n August 2010. Beth travels to different schools to get people interested in SCA and acts as a resource if they have any questions about SCA鈥檚 progr ams. Jean Paquin - SanexenJean Paquin has worked for the past 35 years in environmental protection\, in the development of technologies and in part icular for the remediation of contaminated sites. As a graduate of the fac ulty of chemical and biochemical engineering at UWO\, Mr Paquin and the te am at Sanexen have successfully implemented innovative processes that are now commercialized globally.聽 ENVIRONMENTAL CAREER FAIR Wednesday\, February 27\, 20131:00 pm 鈥 4:00 pmDowntown Campus: Lev BukhmanThis career fair targets organizations that offer environmental-related career opport unities in the public\, private and non-profit sectors. Participating Org anizations: (more to come) CECI Ecomuseum EnGlobe Corp. ONG Azimut Prevention NDG Red River Zoo Sanexen Services Enviro Inc. SNC Lavalin SUCO Student Conservation Association Maxxam Analytics Oxfam Quebec Qu ebec-Labrador Foundation/Atlantic Center for the Environment (QLF) Secret ariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity Commission for Environmen tal Cooperation INFORMATION SESSION:聽 SCA (Student Conservation Ass ociation): Thursday\, February 28\, 201310:00 amDowntown Campus: Brown 50 01 The Student Conservation Association (SCA) is America鈥檚 conservation c orps. Members protect and restore national parks\, marine sanctuaries\, cu ltural landmarks and community green spaces in all 50 states. SCA's missio n is to build the next generation of conservation leaders and inspire life long stewardship of our environment and communities by engaging young peop le in hands-on service to the land. Come to this presentation to learn ho w you can get involved! CLOSING SPEAKER:聽 鈥淕reen Building鈥 by the Com mission of Environmental Cooperation Thursday\, February 28\, 20132:30 pm Downtown Campus: Brown 5001 This exclusive presentation by Benjamin Teite lbaum\, Program Manager at the Commission for Environmental Cooperation\, will reveal upcoming projects and potential opportunities within the three nations the Commission serves (Canada\, Mexico and USA). Registratio n required through myFuture. From your homepage\, click on the Events tab followed by the Workshop tab and keyword 鈥淕reen Careers鈥. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130226 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130228 LOCATION:Brown Student Services\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0G3\, 3600 rue M cTavish SUMMARY:Green Careers Week URL:/channels-contribute/channels/event/green-careers- week-219610 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR