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Academic Presentations:

 

• "International Collections at the New Brunswick Museum: the Missionary Contribution", Atlantic Canada Studies Conference, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, 12-14 May 2005. By, Andrea Kirkpatrick, New Brunswick Museum

• "Accommodating Economic Development and Social Welfare: Urban Renewal in Saint
  John, 1960-76", Atlantic Provinces Political Studies Association, University of Moncton, Sept. 25, 2004, by Greg Marquis, Associate Professor, Department of History and Politics, UNB Saint John

 

• "Urban Renewal in a Mid-sized City: Saint John,1955-85,” Atlantic Canada Studies Conference, University of New Brunswick, May 14, 2005, by Greg Marquis, Associate Professor, Department of History and Politics, UNB Saint John
  

• "Rethinking the Militant Seventies: Business-Labour Cooperation in Saint John, NB,” Canadian Historical Association Conference, University of Western Ontario, May 30, 2005, by Greg Marquis, Associate Professor, Department of History and Politics, UNB Saint John

 

• "Saint John: How Bad Was/Is It? Problematizing the City, 1961-2001,” Forging Social Futures: Canadian Council on Social Development Conference, June 18, 2005, by Greg Marquis, Associate Professor, Department of History and Politics, UNB Saint John

 

• Canadian Paleontology Conference, field trip, Sept. 26, 2004; Geological Heritage of Saint John, New Brunswick.  By, Dr. Randy Miller, Curator of Geology & Palaeontology, New Brunswick Museum

 

• Saint Francis Xavier University, Department of Geology, Antigonish, November 2, 2004; History and Heritage: Stories of fossil discoveries from New Brunswick.  By, Dr. Randy Miller, Curator of Geology & Palaeontology, New Brunswick Museum

 

• St Mary’s University, Department of Geology, Halifax November 4, 2004; History and Heritage: Stories of fossil discoveries from New Brunswick.  By, Dr. Randy Miller, Curator of Geology & Palaeontology, New Brunswick Museum

 

• Acadia University, Department of Geology, Wolfville, November 5, 2004; History and Heritage: Stories of fossil discoveries from New Brunswick.  By, Dr. Randy Miller, Curator of Geology & Palaeontology, New Brunswick Museum

 

• George Frederic Matthew, the Natural History Society of New Brunswick and Geoarchaeology in the 19th Century. Developing International Geoarchaeology 2005, Saint John, NB, Oct. 22, 2005, By Dr. Randy Miller, Nadine Wood and Chris Baker

 

• Geoheritage Investigation and Interpretation in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Developing International Geoarchaeology 2005, Saint John, NB, Oct. 22, 2005, By Chris Baker

 

• Preserving geoscience heritage in Saint John, New Brunswick. Feb. 4-5, 2006, Atlantic Geoscience Society 32nd Colloquium, Acadia University, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, By Nadine Wood and Chris Baker

 

• “Lichens as indicators of air quality in the greater Saint John region”, Saint John Regional Air Quality Working Group, NB Department of Environment and Local Government, 27 January 2005, by S. R. Clayden

 

• “Lichen biology”, lecture to UNBSJ Biology 3355, 14 March 2005, by S. R. Clayden

 

• “Lichens as indicators of air quality in southern New Brunswick: preliminary studies”, Northeast Regional Air Quality Conference (NERAQC), Campobello Island, NB, 6-8 September 2005, by S. R. Clayden

 

• "Weather thou Goest":  A Case Study of Tourism Using Weather and Visitor Count Data, UNB Fredericton, K. Dewar and D. Gao