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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Chelsea Bell
S-IMEW 2013
Senior Geologist, Nevada Gold Mines
My fondest memory of S-IMEW was seeing the komatiites and discussing the temperatures and conditions that are needed to form these unique deposits. The incredible mine tours opened my eyes to the world of mining and now I have chosen to focus my career on production geology in one of the biggest gold districts in the world!
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Chris Voisey
S-IMEW 2015
Memorial University of Newfoundland
S-IMEW was an outstanding opportunity to interact with all facets of the mineral exploration industry, from specialist insights to practical hands-on experience. Being able to network with a group of people who all share a passion for Earth Sciences was so liberating. After all, without the community, we'd all be weirdos rambling about rocks. My fondest memory was cruising around Sudbury in the Anne-Van with a group of strangers who quickly became friends I still keep in contact with today.
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Christopher Beckett-Brown
S-IMEW 2015
Laurentian University
Surficial Geochemist, Ontario Geological Survey - Ministry of Mines
Christopher Beckett-Brown
Laurentian University
Surficial Geochemist, Ontario Geological Survey - Ministry of Mines
My fondest memory of S-IMEW was the networking opportunities. Although the in class and hands on activities were exemplary, the networking opportunities truly stood out for me. Throughout the entire S-IMEW experience there were endless opportunities for students to network with career professionals from a vast range of backgrounds. With such a tightly knit mining and geoscience community, networking is ever so important. S-IMEW really provided that push out of my comfort zone which helped develop my networking skills and create some valuable long lasting relationships
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Danica Pascua
S-IMEW 2011
University of Toronto
Production Geologist, Cochenour Mine, Goldcorp Inc.,
Danica Pascua
University of Toronto
Production Geologist, Cochenour Mine, Goldcorp Inc.,
S-IMEW helped me become more confident in myself when networking. I now enjoy meeting new people and don’t shy away from it like before, allowing me to form and expand my network in the industry.