S-IMEW Alumni
Since its inception in 2007, 362 students have participated in S-IMEW. Participants have used the knowledge, experiences, and networking opportunities gained from S-IMEW to help them take on an array of diverse career paths.
Check out our S-IMEW Alumni: Where Are They Now? gallery to see how their
participants experiences helped shape their careers.
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Tara Harvey
S-IMEW 2013
University of Guelph
Co-Founder, CEO, blue marble learning scene
S-IMEW was one of those experiences that I think about annually. The hands on experiences and skills I gained have helped me to develop educational materials to inspire a passion for geology through my own business.
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Taylor Haid
S-IMEW 2013
University of Regina
Senior Geologist - AI Mineral Targeting, VRIFY
S-IMEW was without a doubt one of the greatest opportunities and memories of my undergraduate career. The industry members who presented to us provided us with invaluable information on the business side of this industry, which you rarely receive in an academic setting. What has stuck with me most were the friendships and networks that were created with fellow students from all over the country. A decade later, these relationships are still strong, and it is a pleasure reconnecting and seeing the path through industry each individual has taken.
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Thomas Gore
S-IMEW 2016
Laurentian University
Mineralogist, Ontario Geological Survey
The two weeks spent during S-IMEW remain some of my fondest memories. The hands on workshops, field trips, and classroom exercises give a comprehensive and in-depth view into the world of geology, but it is the people that make the experience truly special. Between the organizers, volunteers, and alumni, S-IMEW has helped me build friendships and professional relationships that will last a lifetime.
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Tim Cross
S-IMEW 2007
Acadia University
Specialist Geologist - Geometallurgy
S-IMEW opened my eyes to how diverse, interesting and well-funded the mining industry really is. My professors desperately wanted me to pursue a career in academia, but the S-IMEW trip gave me a taste for mining and exploration which has taken me around the world, from northern Canada to New Zealand to Australia. It was truly an honour and privilege to be invited and I’ll always be grateful for that experience.
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Timothy Chadwick
S-IMEW 2014
Carleton University
Exploration G.I.T, TMAC Resources
S-IMEW provided me with an invaluable network base; both with industry professionals and young geoscientists starting out in their careers. This network has served me well in my career thus far, and continues to be a valuable asset.
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Tony Knutson
S-IMEW 2016
Global Head of Thermal Coal Market Research, Wood Mackenzie
Greetings from Washington DC! At the end of the S-IMEW experience, we were tasked with giving presentations to our group and staff on what the program meant to us. I was inspired to leverage the S-IMEW experience into the next step of my education. I was going to get a Masters like most people in the group. I went on and completed my Master of Earth and Energy Resource Leadership at Queen's University in 2020. I doubt I would have been inspired if I had not challenged myself at S-IMEW. Thank you to all of my S-IMEW 2016 friends and organizers!
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Tyler Ciufo
S-IMEW 2014
University of Waterloo
Junior Geologist, Côté Gold Project, IAMGOLD Corporation
Tyler Ciufo
University of Waterloo
Junior Geologist, Côté Gold Project, IAMGOLD Corporation
To see such genuine enthusiasm amongst industry leaders throughout S-IMEW fueled my passion and desire to learn as much as possible about the many aspects of the mineral exploration industry. All the people I met, including fellow students and industry staff, and the hands-on knowledge obtained about the mining industry at this well-rounded workshop, immensely added to what I have learned through my work experience and geologic studies at the University of Waterloo. In appreciation, one of my goals is to one day give back by encouraging and instilling this same desire in future geoscience students.
