As the University of Alberta prepares to host Thinking Mountains 2012, we share a few recent mountain journals from Banff.
From Oct.12-14, 2012, graduate students and faculty from across Canada participated in anenvironmental history field trip to Banff National Park. Three participants wrote about their experience in the park, and shared those recollections on The Otter:
- Michael Del Vecchio, Tweeting Banff’s History
- Eric Payseur, 16 in 5 Million: Somewhere between Bear 71 and a Museum of a Museum
- Bobbie Swartman, Banff, a Management Icon
For more information on the Banff Field Trip contact Dr. Liza Piper (epiper@ualberta.ca)
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Josh MacFadyen
Associate Professor at University of Prince Edward Island
I am an Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair at the University of Prince Edward Island where I teach in the Applied Communication, Leadership & Culture Program in the Faculty of Arts. My research focuses on the history of biomass energy and agriculture. From 2012-2014 I was the NiCHE project coordinator, and I served on the NiCHE editorial board until 2018.
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