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The School of Environment, Enterprise and Development (SEED) is pleased to recognize five new graduates of the Masters of Environmental Studies in Sustainability Management. Our research students have been working remotely due to worldwide constraints associated with the COVID-19 lockdown. The following theses were completed, orally defended and are now on the University’s thesis depository.

· - by Danielle Lebre under the supervision of Jason Thistlethwaite









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Sometimes we say welcome and sometimes it is goodbye

SEED would like to welcome Jaiden Cote, Graduate Program Administrator for��the Masters of Economic Development and Innovation (MEDI) program,

SEED is pleased to congratulate two graduate students for their recent contributions to sustainability and who have been recognized with the following awards

New research papers from SEED students and faculty on SDGs, sustainability management and corporate social responsibility

For her co-op placement, Environment & Business student Tanisha Ghorpade worked at Green In You, a startup that works on enabling sustainable consumerism as well as closing the loop on textile waste.

Tobi Oyewole and Shenali Madhanaroopan, two Sustainability Management Master's students, have recently launched their own podcast inspired by all things sustainability. The podcast, called “Eco You”, brings to light how sustainability affects all our daily choices.

For his co-op placement, Environment and Business undergraduate student James Foote worked in the Response Readiness Team for Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC). The WCMRC is a world-class oil spill response organization tasked with mechanically retrieving spilled oil out of Canada’s West Coast waters. When an oil spill occurs WCMRC is the only marine response organization on the west coast mandated by Transport Canada.

SEED faculty and graduate students are in the news!

Professor Prateep Nayak will be teaching his field on-line course from August 7 - 14, 2021.