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STEWARD SymposiumMore Accolades For Water Studies StudentsNunavut Wastewater ProgressWater Studies In The NewsWater Studies in Quebec CitySTEWARD - Accepting applicationsUndergrad Coop OpportunityWater Studies at ACWWACWRS going NorthNorthern Water Research VideoBreaking the IceCWRS - Award Winning Research!ASPIRE program-Women in STEM: A hike and discussion about entrepreneurship from the perspective of women in STEMBaillie Holmes-comes in second in Dalhousie 3MTCWRS Northern Research Highlighted!ASPIRE Hosts their first NSERC CREATE graduate student training seminarCWRS research is featured in two plain language CWN ReportsConvocation Day!STEWARD students back in town!Guest Lecture-Dr. Scott KetchesonGraduate Student Positions in Watershed Science and Wetland HydrologyWastewater Treatment Wetlands-Intro CourseWetlands for Wastewater Treatment - Intro WorkshopWomen in STEM eventCWRS at NTWWAGuest Lecture with Dr. John P. SmolASPIRE-Aquatic Systems Professional and Industrial training for the Restoration Economy Program

Rob Jamieson - Faculty

 

Dr. Rob Jamieson, P.Eng, is a Full Professor in the Civil and Resources Engineering Department at Dalhousie University. He received his doctoral degree in 2004 from the University of Guelph.  Dr. Jamieson holds a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Cold Regions Ecological Engineering and has established an internationally recognized research program in ecological engineering and contaminant hydrology.   He is currently leading a newly funded NSERC CREATE graduate student training program focused on aquatic ecosystem restoration (ASPIRE). Dr. Jamieson has  served on numerous advisory boards and technical committees, including serving as Chair of the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Technical Sub-Committee which has been tasked with developing a new standard for wastewater system design for northern regions, the Board of Examiners for Engineers Nova Scotia and the BNQ/CSA Technical Committee for standards for the testing and evaluation of residential wastewater treatment systems.

 

EDUCATION

2001-04  Ph.D., Water Resources Engineering
University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, Canada

1998-00  MASc., Biological Engineering,
Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada

1995-98  B.Eng., Biological Engineering-Environmental Option
Technical University of Nova Scotia, Halifax, NS, Canada

 

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TEACHING

BIOE6000: Small Watershed Hydrology

ENVE6101: Restoration Practice and Principles

ENVE3251: Environmental Microbiology

ENVE4641: Contaminant Fate and Transport

 

 

            HQP LIst-Summer 2019

Name	Program	Contact
Aidan Van Heyst	MASc.	water@dal.ca
Amy Jackson	MASc.	water@dal.ca
Audrey Hiscock	MASc.	water@dal.ca
Baillie Holmes	MASc	water@dal.ca
David Foster	Ph.D.	water@dal.ca
Dillon Langelaan	MASc.	water@dal.ca
Kiley Daley	BAMgmt, MES, PhD Student	water@dal.ca
Jenny Hayward	Ph.D.	water@dal.ca
Lindsay Johnston	MASc.	water@dal.ca
Nicole Bell	MASc.	water@dal.ca
Sean Wilson	MASc.	water@dal.ca
Tessa Bermarija	MASc.	water@dal.ca
Yannan Huang	Post-Doctoral Fellow	water@dal.ca

 

Publications:

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