Lauren Nawroth
Lauren Nawroth
MES-R
Past degree: Bachelor’s of Honours Science Majoring in Chemistry
Tentative thesis: Using phytoremediation to remediate salt contaminated soils
Supervisors: Drs. Barb Zeeb and Allison Rutter
MES-R
Past degree: Bachelor’s of Honours Science Majoring in Chemistry
Tentative thesis: Using phytoremediation to remediate salt contaminated soils
Supervisors: Drs. Barb Zeeb and Allison Rutter
PhD
Past Degrees: B.Sc. Environmental Practice (Royal Roads University), B.Sc. Biochemistry (Carleton University)
Thesis Title: Novel characterizations and applications of the National Pollutant Release Inventory as a indicator of environmental sustainability in Canada.
Supervisor: Dr. Myra Hird
MES-R
Past Degrees: B.Sc. in Interdisciplinary Science from McMaster University (2021)
Thesis Title: Spatial analysis of vegetation change in Canada’s North
Supervisor: Dr. Ryan Danby
MES-R
ENSC
Past Degrees: Bachelor of Science with Honours in Environmental Science from Dalhousie University (2021)
Thesis Title: Sustainable agri-food systems in the Frontenac Arch Biosphere
MES-R
ENSC
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Past degrees: BAH (Philosophy/Indigenous Studies), B.Ed (Outdoor Ed)
Tentative Thesis: Tales of Tomorrow: Storytelling/Art as Activism in the Climate Crisis
Supervisors: Drs. Kristen Lowitt and Mick Smith
MES-R
ENSC
Past degrees: Bachelor’s in Fisheries and Master’s in Water & Environmental Engineering
Tentative project title: An assessment of plastic ingestion by polar bears across Nunavut and Northwest Territories using hunter-collected scat samples
Supervisor: Dr. Diane Orihel
PhD
ENSC
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Past Degree: BA in Development and Environmental Management Studies, MA in Natural Resource and Environmental Management
Project Title: Analysis of Gender and Livelihood determinants to improve food security status of People With Disabilities
Supervisor: Dr. Allison Goebel
MES-R
ENSC
Previous Degrees: Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Queen’s University. Major in Global Development Studies; minor in Spanish and Latin American Studies.
Project Title: Green New Deal at the City Level
Supervisor: Dr. Kyla Tienhaara
The Queen’s Experimental Ecology and Ecotoxicology (QE3) research group is looking for two eager and detail-oriented undergraduate students to assist with quantifying microplastics in amphibians.
Dr. Diane Orihel recently discussed her oil sands research involving an innnovative tailings pond bioremediation technique, see the full story .