Past Scholarship Recipients

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Sacha Ruzzante, Dillon Consulting Scholarship

PhD, University of Victoria, Civil Engineering

Project: Analysing groundwater contamination vulnerability and risk at the global scale

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Hannah May, Golder Scholarship for Indigenous Students in Water

Master’s, University of Guelph, School of Engineering

Project: Nutrient dynamics in the hydrosystem of a Great Lakes clay plain setting

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Brittany Welsh, Harker/Cameron – Women in Water Scholarship

PhD, Trent University Environmental and Life Sciences

Project: Modelling and measuring the distribution of microplastics in lake catchments in southern Ontario, Canada

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Rob Chlumsky, Rick Ross Student Scholarship

PhD, University of Waterloo Civil and Environmental Engineering

Project: Advancing the selection and identifiability of hydrologic model structure

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Emily Dickson, Ken Thomson Scholarship

Master’s, Concordia University, Geography, Urban and Environmental Studies

Project: Characterization and prediction of fluvial bank retreat using novel physical experiments

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Ashton Sies, CWRA Memorial Scholarship

Master’s, University of Regina, Biology

Project: Why do antibiotic resistance genes exist and persist in freshwater agricultural ponds?

 

2024 CWRA Scholarship Winners

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Camille Morin, Harker-Cameron Women in Water Scholarship

Masters, Polytechnique Montréal, Geological and Mining Engineering

Project: Development of an automated calibration procedure for any hydrosedimentary model based on SRH-1D software

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Jess Lerminiaux, Rick Ross Scholarship

Masters, University of Regina

Project: Abundance, Distribution, and Degradation of Hepatotoxin Microcystin in a Multi-basin Wetland Complex

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Jack Kostick, Ken Thomson Scholarship

Masters, University of Calgary, Civil Engineering

Project: An Assessment of The Impacts of a Changing Landscape on Athabasca Oil Sands Water Availability

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Danielle Spence, CWRA Memorial Scholarship

PhD, University of Saskatchewan, School of Environment and Sustainability; Global Institute for Water Security

Project: Bridging the gap between knowledge and action: A collaborative approach to reducing eutrophication and harmful algal blooms

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Jessica van Gaalen, Dillon Consulting Scholarship

Masters, University of Lethbridge, Geography and Environment

Project: Analyzing Snowpack and Vegetation Feedbacks using Lidar in a Regenerating Post-Wildfire Mountain Environment: A Case Study in Waterton Lakes National Park, Canada

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Courtney Vaughan, Golder Scholarship for Indigenous Students in Water

PhD, Lakehead University, Health Sciences

Project: Canoeing to the Headwaters: Upstream Approaches to Mobilizing Social and Ecological Health in the Lake Superior Watershed

2023 CWRA Scholarship Winners

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Alexina Roy-Saillant, Dillon Consulting Scholarship

Masters, Université Laval, Département de Génie mécanique

Project: Étude de la relation entre la surface libre d’une rivière et les performances d’une hydrolienne à aile oscillante passive

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Anthony Arsenault, Golder Scholarship for Indigenous Students in Water

Masters, Trent University, Biology

Project: Dissolved organic matter vertical quality patterns in small boreal lakes during the warm season and characteristics in ice of the Great Lakes during winter

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Elisha Persaud, Harker/Cameron – Women in Water Scholarship

PhD, University of Guelph, School of Engineering

Project: An Integrated Watershed Scale Approach for Climate Change Studies in the Great Lakes Basin

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Brayden Ralph, Rick Ross

Masters, University of Calgary, Geoscience

Project: Integrating our Knowledge of Alpine Aquifers in Large-Scale Hydrological Models to Improve Baseflow Prediction

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Jacob Steele, Ken Thomson

Masters, Dalhousie University, Civil and Resource Engineering

Project: Effect of nitrogen pollution on salt marsh GHG emissions

Connect with Jacob on LinkedIn here.

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Ashlyn Kernaghan, CWRA Memorial

Masters, Trent University, Environmental and Life Sciences

Project: Biogeochemical Fate and Environmental Implications of Rare-Earth-Based Coagulants in Aquatic Ecosystems

2022 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Sacha Ruzzante University of Victoria, Civil Engineering Dillon Consulting ($5,000) Analysing groundwater contamination vulnerability and risk at the global scale
Hannah May University of Guelph, School of Engineering Golder Scholarship for Indigenous Students in Water ($2,000) Nutrient dynamics in the hydrosystem of a Great Lakes clay plain setting
Brittany Welsh Trent University Environmental and Life Sciences Harker/Cameron – Women in Water Scholarship ($2,000) Modelling and measuring the distribution of microplastics in lake catchments in southern Ontario, Canada
Emily Dickson Concordia University, Geography, Urban and Environmental Studies Ken Thompson ($2,000) Characterization and prediction of fluvial bank retreat using novel physical experiments
Rob Chlumsky University of Waterloo Civil and Environmental Engineering Rick Ross ($2,000) Advancing the selection and identifiability of hydrologic model structure
Ashton Sies University of Regina, Biology CWRA Memorial ($1,500) Why do antibiotic resistance genes exist and persist in freshwater agricultural ponds?
2021 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Patrick Morkus McMaster University- Chemical Engineering Dillon Consulting ($5,000) Development of a rapid and simple assay to detect the presence of biocides that inhibit nitrification
Sara Lilley University of Calgary
Department of Geoscience
Harker/Cameron – Women in Water Scholarship ($2,000) Hydrogeochemical characterization of an alpine karst aquifer in the Canadian Rockies
Dylan Stafford University of Manitoba
Civil Engineering
Ken Thompson ($2,000) Effect of Macropore Flow on Permafrost Degradation and Hydrologic Transformations for Managing Water Resources and Improving Infrastructure Resiliency
Étienne Gariépy-Girouard Université du Québec à Rimouski, Biologie, chimie et géographie Rick Ross ($2,000) Les défis de l’intégration des principes de l’hydrogéomorphologie et des bénéfices humains dans la restauration de cours d’eau au Québec
Rachel Pigden University of Guelph
Masters in Landscape Architecture
CWRA Memorial ($1,500) Towards a Framework for Rain Gardens at City-Wide Scales: A Working Solution and Case Study

Watch the recording of the 2021 Scholarships Presentation made for the 2021 Virtual National Conference, and hear a little more about each student’s work.

2020 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Julia Cantelon Dalhousie University- Sexton Campus
Civil and Resource Engineering
Dillon Consulting ($5,000) A Hidden Threat of Climate Change: Saltwater Intrusion Into Island Freshwater
Kristina Miller University of Calgary
Geography
Harker/Cameron – Women in Water Scholarship ($2,000) Analysis of glacier runoff rerouting impacts at Kluane Lake, Yukon Territory
Sadaf Mehrabi Western University
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Ken Thompson ($2,000) Establishing mainstream shortcut nitrogen removal processes using membrane aerated biofilm reactors
Thomas Saleh University of Toronto
Geography & Planning
Rick Ross ($2,000) Climate, “vulnerability”, and water infrastructure in rural Guyana
Emily Sousa University of Guelph
Rural Planning and Development
CWRA Memorial ($1,500) Water Stewardship in Canadian Dairy: Exploring Motivations of Farmers to Adopt Agroecological Practices and Sustainable Resource Management on Farms
2019 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Jessee He University of Calgary – Geoscience Dillon Consulting ($5,000) Groundwater Processes and spatial heterogeneity in mountain watersheds
Cedar Welsh University of Victoria – Geography CWRA ($1,500) A multi-century perspective of hydroclimate change from tree-ring proxy records for the Skeena, Nass. and Stikine River basins, northern British Columbia
Marianne Blanchette Institut national de la recherche scientifique – Centre Eau Terre Environnement Ken Thompson ($2,000) Amelioration de modules mecanistes du fonctionnement hydrologique de milieux humides naturels
Christelle Lambert Universite du Quebec a Montreal (UQAM) – Sciences de la Terre Rick Ross ($2,000) Bilan hydrique et medilisation hydrologique de deux torubieres mineotrophes de Centre-nord du Quebec, Canada
Laura Hopkins University of Guelph – Geography, Environment and Geomatics CWRA Memorial ($1,500) Evaluating the Cost-Effectiveness of Wetland Restoration Scenarios in the Lynn River Black Creek Watershed of Norfolk County in Southern Ontario
2018 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Scott Pokorny University of Manitoba Department of Civil Engineering Water Resources Dillon Consulting ($5,000) Uncertainty Assessment of the Hydrologic Models, WATFLOOD, HEC-HMS, HYPE, and VIC in the Lower Nelson River Basins
JeremieBoudreault Institut National da la Recherche Scientifique Centre Eau Terre Environment Ken Thompson ($2,000) Application des modeles de regression fonctionnelle a la temperature de l’eau enriviere et a l’habitat du saumon atlantiquejuvenile
Pavneet Brar McMaster University Department of Civil Engineering Rick Ross ($1,500) Development of a Resilience-Based Design Approach for Urban Drainage Systems
Holly Annand University of Saskatchewan Department of Geography and Planning CWRA Memorial ($1,500) Changing Prairie Hydrology: Modeling the Influence of Climate Change and Wetland Drainage
Linden Fairbairn University of Waterloo Department of Earth and Environment Sciences CWRA ($1,500) Capillary Fringe Reactive Interfaces in Agroecosystems: Soil Biogeochemistry and Nutrient Export to Ground and Surface Water
2017 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Evelyn Asiedu University of Alberta Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathology Dillon Consulting ($5,000) Monitoring the persistence of thousands of organic chemicals in oil sands process-affected water
Adrienne Ducharme University of Winnipeg Department of Bioscience, Technology and Public Policy Ken Thompson ($2,000) The effect of topography and hydrology on dissolved organic carbon exports to streams at the Experimental Lakes Area (ELA)
Jason Abboud University of Calgary Department of Geoscience CWRA Memorial ($1,500) Field investigation of fugitive methane gas migration around leaky petroleum wells into freshwater aquifers
Samantha Morgan Simon Fraser University Department of Earth Science CWRA ($1,500) Investigating the role of buried valley aquifer systems in the regional hydrogeology of the Peace River region in Northeast British Columbia
Justin Shaw University of Waterloo Department of Applied Mathematics CWRA ($1,500) A lagrangian model for finding sources of dissolved and suspended substances
2016 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Laura Beamish University of Calgary Department of Geoscience Dillon Consulting ($5,000) Modelling Groundwater Contributions to Winter Streamflow in Alpine Watersheds
Michael Zima University of British Columbia Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences Ken Thompson ($2,000) Biogeochemical Characterization of the Hyporheic Zone below the Fraser River near Vancouver, BC
Dalal Hanna McGill University Department of Natural Resource Sciences CWRA Memorial ($1,500) Improving the Sustainable Use and Conservation of Riverine Ecosystem Services
Alison Murata University of Alberta Department of Renewable Resources CWRA ($1,500) Remediation of Ground Water and Soil Contaminated with Salts and Chlorinated Organic Compounds
Rachel Bazile University of Quebec and Chicoutimi Department of Applied Sciences CWRA ($1,500) Long Term Weather Forecasting: Impact for the Management of Hydroelectric Works in Quebec
2015 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Jordan Harrington University of Calgary, Department of Geoscience Dillon Consulting ($5,000) Hydrological function and energy balance of a rock glaciers in the Canadian Rockies
Jean-Luc Martel École de technologiesupérieure construction engineering Ken Thompson ($2,000) Evaluation of the impact of natural climate variability on the estimation of hydrological extremes in the current and future climate
Lucas Wazney University of Manitoba, Dept. of Civil Engineering CWRA Memorial ($1,500) Development of a comprehensive two-dimensional numerical model of freeze-up river ice processes
Gage Comeau University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Faculty of Science CWRA ($1,500) Nutrient and water quality hotspots along a rural-urban gradient in Lake Ontario tributaries
Katelin Neufeld University of Manitoba,Ph.D.candidate, Department of Psychology CWRA ($1,500) Evoking a sense of community connection: An advocacy strategy to increase support to water and wastewater security in First Nations
2014 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Eva Bogdan University of Alberta Dept. of Sociology Ph.D. Dillon Consulting ($5,000) Flooding discourse: Perceptions and practices of the 2013 flood management in High River, Alberta
Dhouha Ouali INRS-ETE Eau Terre Environment Ph.D. Ken Thompson ($2,000) Analyse fréquentielle régionale en utilisant des approaches non linéaires
RaphaëlleLandry U. du Québec à Trois Riviéres Dépt. des sciences de l’énvironment Ph.D. CWRA Memorial ($1,500) Le concept de la sécheress écohydrologiqueet son application aux etudes hydroclimatiquesau Québec méridional
Natasha Overduin University of Victoria Geography Department M.Sc. CWRA ($1,500) Community-based monitoring: A tool for improving water decisionmaking in a resource extraction context?
Rony Das UBC Civil Engineering Ph.D. CWRA ($1,500) Ecophysical study of the impact of prolonged sludge age on membrane enhanced biological phosphorous removal from municipal wastewater
2013 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Mathieu Toupin U Ottawa Civil Eng M.Sc. Dillon Consulting ($5,000) Scientific Validation of Standards for Tidal Energy Resource Assessment
Thea Van Rossum SFU Mol. Bio. & Biochem. M.Sc. Ken Thompson ($2,000) Improving Water Quality Monitoring with New DNA Tests
Sébastien Lemay U Waterloo Env. & Res. Studies Ph.D. CWRA Memorial ($1,500) Étude éxperimentale de l’écoulement de l’eaudans la roue d’une turbine de type bulbe
Natalya Melnychuk U Waterloo Env. & Res. Studies Ph.D. CWRA ($1,500) Conceptualizing Legitimacy in Collaborative Governance for Water Resources
Catherine Dieleman UWO Biology Ph.D. CWRA ($1,500) Are Degraded Wetlands Really Degraded? Evaluating Disturbance Impacts on Wetland Ecosystem Function, Services and Resilience
2012 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Barret Kurylyk UNB /Ph.D. Dillon Consulting ($5,000) Climate change impacts on the subsurface thermal and hydraulic regimes: A sensitivity analysis of groundwater-sourced Salmonid habitat
Laura Sauder Waterloo/Ph.D. Ken Thompson ($2,000) Investigating the abundance, activity, and diversity of novel ammonia-oxidizing microorganisms in nitrifying wastewater treatment systems
E. Jane Simmons Guelph/M.Sc. CWRA Memorial ($1,500) Investigating the abundance, activity, and diversity of novel ammonia-oxidizing microorganisms in nitrifying wastewater treatment systems
Pascal Matte INRS/Ph.D. CWRA ($1,500) Modélisation hydrodynamique de l’estuairefluvial du Saint- Laurent
Shane Wruth UofM/ M.Sc. CWRA ($1,500) Incorporation of non-stationary landcover into WATFLOOD climate change scenarios
2011 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Jason Leach UBC(Ph.D.) Dillon Consulting ($5,000) Effects of climate and land cover changes on winter stream temperature
Richard Arsenault ETS (M.Sc.) Ken Thompson ($2,000)

Utilisation des données du MRCC 15km pour la détermination de la distribution spatialeoptimale du réseau d’observationsmétéorologiques en modélisation hydrologiquedistribuée et globale

Using data from the 15km CRCM for determining the optimal spatial distribution of the weather observation network in distributed and global hydrological modeling

Patrick Gauthier Lakehead (M.Sc.) CWRA Memorial ($1,500) The bioavailability of waterborne lipid-soluble organometallic complexes: non-additive toxic outcomes of metal- PAH oil sands effluent mixtures to the freshwater amphipod, HyalellaAzteca
Anita Gue Calgary (M.Sc.) CWRA ($1,500) Tracing the geochemical history of saline springs and their contributions to the Clearwater and Athabasca Rivers in NE Alberta
Sarah Peirce Guelph (M.Sc.) CWRA ($1,500) Characterization of Ephemeral Streams using Eletrical Resistance Sensors in a Southern Ontario Watershed
2010 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution and Department Scholarship Field of Study
Cindy Starzyk University of British Columbia Dillon Consulting ($5,000)
Carly Delavau University of Manitoba Ken Thompson ($2,000)
Ali Naghibi University of British Columbia CWRA Memorial ($1,500)
Frédéric Julien University of Ottawa CWRA ($1,500)
Andres Varhola University of British Columbia CWRA ($1,500)
2009 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution & Department Scholarship Field of Study
Michael Nemeth, University of Lethbridge Dillon Scholarship Simulating hydrological impacts of climate and land use changes in the upper North Saskatchewan River Watershed in central Alberta using the ACRU hydrological modelling system
Ushman Khan, University of Calgary Ken Thompson Scholarship Bioretention cell efficiency in cold climates
Arthur Zastepa University of Ottawa The fate and persistence of cyanobacteria and cyanobacterial toxins in lake sediment
Susan Hannan Memorial University Investigating the factors controlling chlorination disinfection byproduct formation in drinking water supplies of Newfoundland and Labrador
Mathieu Beaulieu University of British Columbia Impact of a shifting hydrological regime on late summer streamflow in a sub- alpine coastal watershed
2008 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution & Department Scholarship Field of Study
Hellen Baulch, Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario Department of Geology and Geophysics Dillon Scholarship Nitrogen loadings and nitrous oxide emissions from streams.
Mustafa Ahmed, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Ken Thompson Scholarship Movement of non-aqueous phase liquids in soils.
Alexander Furrest University of British Columbia, Victoria, British Columbia Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Under ice survey for ecosystem assessment in the Arctic.
Fraser Kent Guelph University, Guelph, Ontario Department of Biology Optimization of membrane filtration for wastewater reuse.
Elizabeth Jamieson University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario Department of Civil Engineering Hydrodynamics of submerged groynes in rivers.
2007 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution & Department Scholarship Field of Study
Jaime Lynn Hood, University of Calgary Department of Geology and Geophysics Dillon Scholarship Improved understanding and parametrization of groundwater flow and storage in alpine headwaters.
Heather Mustard, University of Waterloo Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Ken Thompson Scholarship Modeling and uncertainty in the design of an early warning source water monitoring station.
Erin Cullen University of Western Ontario Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Modeling nanoparticles transport for groundwater remediation
Jennifer Ings University of Waterloo Department of Biology Rainbow trout and human pharmaceuticals in the environment
Mark John Lee University of Manitoba Department of Civil Engineering Climate change in water resources management in the Prairies
2006 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution & Department Scholarship Field of Study
Edwin Cey, University of Waterloo Department of Earth Sciences Dillon Scholarship Groundwater Recharge
Anurani Persaud, Trent University Watershed Ecosystem Program Department of Environmental and Resource Studies (ERS) Ken Thomson Scholarship The effect of varying DOC concentration on zooplankton trophic dynamics in temperate freshwater lakes
Carol Maas University of Waterloo Department of Chemical Engineering Modeling solids mass transfer in biological wastewater treatment
Kelly Ann Ross University of British Columbia Department of Microbiology The Hyporheic Zone
Sarah Mouneimne University of Calgary Department of Geology and Geophysics Stable Isotopes
2005 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution & Department Scholarship Field of Study
Radha Rajagopalan, University Of Toronto, Department Of Geography, Program In Planning Ken Thomson Scholarship Study of Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products In Canadian Waters
Kela Weber University Of Waterloo, Chemical Engineering Evaluation of Constructed Wetlands as a Passive Remediation of Acid Mine Drainage
Caroline Smith University Of Waterloo, Environment and Resources Studies Impact of Waterfowl on Water Quality of Stormwater Management Ponds under Different Vegetation Strategies
Arelia Werner University of Victoria, Department of Geography Impact of Climate Change on the Sooke Lake Reservoir
2004 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution & Department Scholarship Field of Study
Shawn Cleary, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario Ken Thompson Scholarship Sustainable Drinking Water Treatment of High Turbidity Surface Water with Multistage Filtration
Sylvain Jutras Foresterie et de geomatique, Department des sciences du bois et de la foret, Universite Laval, Montreal, Quebec Growth of Tree Species and Hydrology in Managed Forested Peatlands, Quebec
Christine Khandl Environmental Studies / School of Planning, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario Effects of Stormwater Management Pond Effluent on Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities in Urban Receiving Streams
Anthony David Roche Department of Civil Engineering, University of British Columbia Cause and Consequence of Uncertainty in Hydrologic Modelling and Extreme Event Simulation
2003 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution & Department Scholarship Field of Study
Laura Spink, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario Ken Thompson Scholarship Groundwater Remediation in Inorganic and Mining Environments
Andrew Rollo Department of Environment and Management, Royal Roads University, Victoria, British Columbia Processed Kimberlite – Water Interactions in Diamond Mine Waste, EkatiDiamond Mine, N.W.T., Canada
Craig Murray Watershed Ecosystems Graduate Program, Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario The Effect of Buffer Strip Width on Hydrological Flowpaths to Boreal Forest Lakes
Adam Yates Department of Biology, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario Agricultural Extension Programs: Effectiveness in Mitigating Agricultural Impacts on Aquatic Communities at a Micro- basin Scale in Southern Ontario, Canada.
2002 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution & Department Scholarship Field of Study
Matthew Alexander, Dept. of Civil Engineering, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, New Brunswick Ken Thompson Scholarship Impacts of Timber Harvest on the Thermal Regime of a Shallow Aquifer and a Small Stream
Nathalie Bedard Department of Environment and Management, Royal Linking Urban Land-Use to Water Quality: Promoting
2001 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution & Department Scholarship Field of Study
Sajjad Ahmad Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario Development of an intelligent decision support system (IDSS) for flood management in the Red River basin in Manitoba.
Helen Baulch Department of Biological Sciences, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta Investigation of how the lake-bottom community of algae, bacteria, and invertebrates changes in response to increased water temperatures.
Merrin Macrae Department of Geography, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario Investigation of linkages between temporal and spatial patterns in phosphorus mobility, basin physical characteristics and land use, and antecedent hydrologic conditions (e.g. water table position, soil moisture content, season)
Jeremy Steffler Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario The design, construction, and analysis of subsurface- flow wetland systems for the treatment of storm water runoff
2000 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Name Institution & Department Scholarship Field of Study
Marc St. Laurent Department of Civil & Geological Engineering, University of Manitoba Distributed Hydrological Modelling in the Northern Boreal Forest.
Paula Caron Department of Biology, University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia Reservoir drawdown: implications for littoral benthic communities and drinking water
James Roy Department of Earth Sciences, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario Groundwater contamination with emphasis on organic industrial chemicals in groundwater
Catherine Holt Department of Biology, York University, Toronto, Ontario Devise an inexpensive way to monitor lakes so that managers can be alerted when a lake becomes acid enough that biota are adversely affected
Marc St. Laurent Department of Civil & Geological Engineering, University of Manitoba Distributed Hydrological Modelling in the Northern Boreal Forest.
les boursiers 1999 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université DépartementProgramme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
Genevieve M. Carr Department of Biology, University of Waterloo Macrophytes in Rivers in Sothern Ontario
Ramesh S. V. Teegavarapu Depatment of Civil Engineering, University of Manitoba Real-time Operation of Hydropower Stations
Tim Van Seters Department of Geography, University of Waterloo Evaluation of the Hydrological Aspects of Peatland Restoration
Brent Wootton Environmental and Resource Studies, University of Waterloo Investigation of the Potential Application of an Ecosystem Management Approach to Human Created or Altered Environments that have Multiple and Potentially Conflicting Functions.
les boursiers 1998 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université Département Programme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
DeBruyn, Adrian M.H. Biology, McGill University Environmental fate and effects of ambient toxicity in the St. Lawrence River
Kiers, April Botany, University of Manitoba Impacts of intensive agriculture on prairie wetlands.
McMartin, Dena W. Environmental Engineering, University of Saskatchewan The importance of groundwater on the prairies.
Shepherd, Jennifer Landscape Architecture, University of British Columbia Measuring landscape fragmentation: implications for ecological function in stream corridors.
les boursiers 1997 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université DépartementProgramme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
Bouffart, Sylvie Chemical Engineering, University of British Columbia Development of technologies for purification of pulping process water to increase recycling and reduce
Hiebert, Jennifer Biological Science, University of Alberta, Distribution of stream invertebrates in relation to flow variables
Nawaby, Arghavan Chemistry, Carleton University Removal of contaminants from aqueous industrial waste streams
Vanderlinden, Jean- Paul Environmental Studies, York University Gestion coopérative des ressources naturelles: élaboration d’un cadre théorique inter- disciplinaire
les boursiers 1996 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université Département Programme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
Kelly, David Biological Sciences, University of Alberta The responses of streamfed communities to solar ultraviolet radiation
Parker, Catherine Canadian Institute of Resources Law, University of Calgary, Aboriginal rights to water in British Columbia
Yang, Chun-Chieh Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, McGill University Application of artificial neural networks to land drainage engineering and soil and water quality management
les boursiers 1995 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université Département Programme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
les boursiers 1994 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université DépartementProgramme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
Grasby, Stephen Geology and Geophysics, University of Calgary Inorganic pollution of Bow River, S. Alberta
Nishikawa, Megumi Political Science, University of Toronto Aboriginal water rights and water diversion in Canada
Olaveson, Mary Botany, University of Toronto Examination of metal resistance mechanisms in acidophilic Euglena spp. Exhibition differential metal tolerance
les boursiers 1993 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université Département – Programme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
Basu, Ben Biology, University of Ottawa The eutrophication of rivers: Seasonal and spatial differences in algal biomass in relation to environmental factors
Hinton, Marc Earth Sciences, University of Waterloo The role of groundwater flow on stream discharge and chemistry in glacial till watersheds on the Canadian Shield
Rowan, Ann Geography, Simon Fraser University Sustainable water policy: evaluating the possibilities and implications of Vancouver’s water policy
les boursiers 1992 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université Département – Programme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
Brewer, Sharon Chemistry Department, Carleton University The feasibility of using liquid or supercritical carbon dioxide to replace organic solvents such as dichloromethane now used in extractions from water
Brissette, Francois P. Civil Engineering, McMaster University The relationship between wave energy and the tracking of pollutants
Main, Catherine Hydrogeology and Urban and Regional Planning, University of Waterloo Evaluate the fate of gasoline in a swamp and evaluate the effectiveness of water quality legislation in Ontario
les boursiers 1991 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université DépartementProgramme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
Da Ra, Adriana E. Applied Science and Urban & Rural Planning, Technical University of Nova Scotia
Lauzon, Jean-Marc Hydrology, Laval University
Williams, Darren A. Applied Sciences, Simon Fraser University
les boursiers 1990 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université Département Programme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
Okabe, Ian T. Atmospheric Science Programme of Geography and Oceanography, University of British Columbia
Shpyth, Albert A. Environmental Studies, York University
Walker, Daniel A. Geological Sciences, University of British Columbia
les boursiers 1989 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université DépartementProgramme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
Robert de Loë Geography, University of Waterloo
J. Paul Henderson Bioresource Engineering, University of British Columbia
Lucie Masse Agricultural Engineering, MacDonald College
les boursiers 1988 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université DépartementProgramme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
Samar Alghabra Civil Engineering, University of Moncton
Sharon Anne Peters Civil Engineering, Queen’s University Development of a water quality submodel for simulating the fate of fertilizers and pesticides on tile drained agricultural fields.
Gary Poirier Engineering, University of Regina
les boursiers 1987 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université DépartementProgramme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
John Donald Civil Engineering, University of Waterloo
Kelvin Dushnisky School of Planning, University British Columbia
Thomas Piekutowski Agricultural Engineering, MacDonald College
les boursiers 1986 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université DépartementProgramme/Institution &Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
John Bell Chemical Engineering, McMaster University
Pierre Bournival Agricultural Engineering, McDonald College
Janet Stavinga Maurine Geography, University of Windsor
les boursiers 1985 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université DépartementProgramme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
Christopher Scott Specialized Marine Biology, University of Guelph
D.A. Shrubsole Geography, University of Waterloo
Marc Turgeon Environmental Design, University of Calgary
les boursiers 1984 CWRA Scholarship Winners
Nom/Name Université Département Programme/Institution & Department Bourse/Scholarship Sujet de rercherche/Field of Study
David M. Fay Civil Engineering, Queen’s University
Craig D. Wardlaw Engineering, University of Guelph