It will feature a panel discussion highlighting diverse voices in the environmental sector, followed by a LinkedIn branding session to help participants strengthen their professional presence and connect their values to their career journeys.
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and Lauren DiPietro (photo 3) recipient of AUGC Best Poster Award for her project titled "Chlorite compositions, prograde metamorphism, and gold-related trace elements."
Finally, a big thank you to St. FX for hosting the conference - kudos on a wonderful event!

Emily Theban (photo 2) recipient of the Frank Shea Mining Award for project titled "Nickel for your thoughts: Decoding mineral textures and assemblages of the Geminid Deposit";

A special shout out to EES AUGC award winners: Alexis Gauvin (photo 1) recipient of the AGS Environmental Geoscience Award for her project titled "Resolving the impact of North Atlantic ocean circulation structure on microbial diversity";

John also discussed how such a devastating storm could occur during an episode of climatic cooling, in the midst of the Little Ice Age.

John spoke of the Great Storm of 1757  with hurricane force winds the wrecked the British Fleet attacking Fortress Louisbourg in Cape Breton. The recent Hurricane Fiona followed a similar path as it left a swath of destruction across Nova Scotia.