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NiCHE Core Members - Adam Crymble

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Webmaster & web developer

Adam Crymble is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario's Public History MA program. As part of that program, he worked at the Center for History & New Media at George Mason University, Virginia. While at the Center, Adam worked on a self-initiated project, "The Canadianization of Zotero," which extended the open-source citation software to make it more friendly for Canadian users. He also writes "Thoughts on Public History," a blog on presenting history to the public.

Currently he is the NiCHE webmaster and is always looking to improve the way historians share their knowledge with the outside world. In addition to his work with NiCHE, Adam is a lab technician in William Turkel's Lab for Humanistic Fabrication.

He is the author of the NiCHE member project, "How to Write a Zotero Translator".

Executive Committee

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Alan MacEachern

NiCHE Director

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Laura Cameron

Team Leader: Transnational Ecologies

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Liza Piper

Team Leader: ECED

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Graeme Wynn

Team Leader: Forest History project

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Stéphane Castonguay

Team Leader: Water History project

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Matthew Evenden

Team Leader: Water History project

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Colin Coates

Team Leader: Landscapes project

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William Turkel

Team Leader: Digital Infrastructure

Regular Contributors

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Adam Crymble

Webmaster & web developer

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Emily Jane Davis

Coordinator: Forest History project

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Sean Kheraj

2008-09 New Scholars representative
Podcaster: Nature's Past

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Kirsten Greer

Coordinator: Transnational Ecologies

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Olivier Craig-Dupont

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Jess Van Horssen

Graduate Assistant

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Will Knight

2009-10 Representative: New Scholars

Advisory Committee / Comité consultatif

A prominent group of academic and government researchers from Canada and the United States provide strategic advice on the network's development.

Le comité consultatif est composé de chercheurs universitaires et de décisionnaires du Canada et des États-Unis. Son role consiste à  proposer des stratégies de développement du réseau.

  • Stephen Bocking (Trent University / Université Trent) Environmental and Resources Studies / professeur en études de l'environnement et des ressources
  • Michèle Dagenais (Université de Montréal) History / professeure d'histoire.
  • Lyle Dick (Parks Canada / Parcs Canada) / l'historien de la cite ouest du Centre de services de l'Ouest canadien de Parcs Canada
  • Philip Enros (Environment Canada / Environnement Canada) le directeur de la division de politique scientifique d'Environnement Canada.
  • Tina Loo (University of British Columbia / Université de la Colombie Britannique) Environmental History / est titulaire de la Chaire de recherche du Canada en histoire environnementale. .
  • Joy Parr (University of Western Ontario / Université de Western Ontario) Technology, Culture and Risk / titulaire de la Chaire de recherche du Canada en études pluridisciplinaires : technologie, culture et risque. .
  • Donald Worster (University of Kansas / Université du Kansas) Environmental History / professeur en histoire de l/environnement et récipiendaire du Distinguished Scholar Award of the American Society for Environmental History.