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COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM VITAE
David Timothy Brown, Ph.D.Associate Vice President - International Cooperation
Associate Professor, Environmental Policy Institute, Brock UniversityDirector, Brock International
Tel. (905) 688-5550, ext. 3293 - Fax (905) 682-9020E-mail: [email protected]
http://spartan.ac.brocku.ca/~dbrown Resume in standard format as prescribed by Brock University
Current to 22 March 2005
PERSONAL DATA
Citizenship: Canadian Mother Tongue: EnglishPlace of Birth: Montréal, Québec Other Languages: French, rudimentary Thai
A. FORMAL EDUCATION
Ph.D. McGill UniversityDoctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree awarded February 9th, 1989; conferred June 6th, 1989. Accepted into the Ph.D. program, Dept. of Renewable Resources, September 1984. Advisor: Dr. G. J. Doucet; replaced by Dr. R.D. Titman in 1985. Thesis submitted August 1988: Winter foraging behavior of white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) in a northern deer yard. McGill UniversityAccepted into the M.Sc. program, Dept. of Renewable Resources, September 1982. Streamed directly into Ph.D. program after 2 years.
B.Sc. Macdonald College of McGill UniversityGraduated with Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (B.Sc. (Agr.)), University Scholar, First Class Honours, June 1980. Major in Environmental Biology.
DEC Vanier College (CEGEP)Diplome d'Etudes Collegielles (D.E.C.), June 1977.Major in Health Sciences.
B. ACADEMIC POSITIONS HELD
2004-05 Director, Srinakharinwirot University International College, while on administrative leave from Brock University. Development and launch of new interdisciplinary undergraduate international college program within the administrative framework of Srinakharinwirot University.
2001-04 Associate Vice President, International Cooperation. Appointment commenced March 2001, renewed July 2002. Offices of the President and Vice President, Academic - Brock University.
1999 Director, Brock International. Nominal 2/3-time secondment administrative position, converted March-2004 2001 to part of full-time AVP International Cooperation portfolio (Office of the President, Brock University).Ongoing Associate Professor, Environmental Policy Institute, Brock University. Tenure and promotion to Associate
Professor awarded July 1994.1997-98 Research Associate, Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen,
Chonburi, Thailand (on sabbatical).1994-97 Director, Environmental Policy Institute (formerly Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies) for three
year term.1991-94 Assistant Professor, Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University. Three-year
appointment to replace Bruce Krushelnicki (on leave), converted to tenure-stream appointment July 1993.
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1990 Faculty Lecturer in the Department of Renewable Resources, Macdonald College of McGill University, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, P.Q. Sabbatic replacement for David M. Bird. Contract appointment, Sept. - Dec. 1990.
1989-90 Assistant Professor in the Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario. Full-time sabbatic replacement for John Middleton with full teaching, research and administrative duties.
1989 Sessional lecturer in the Department of Renewable Resources, Macdonald College. Sabbatic replacement for Dr. Rodger Titman. Contract appointment, January - April 1989.
1989 Postdoctoral Fellow, Deer Winter Environment Project, l’Université du Québec à Montréal. Six-month appointment, January - June 1989. Project Coordinator: Dr. William L. Vickery, Dept. des Sciences Biologiques, Université du Québec à Montréal, C.P. 8888, Succ. 'A', Montréal, Québec H3C 3P8. Development and programming of a computer model of the winter environment and energetics of white-tailed deer.
1988 Faculty Lecturer in the Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario. Full-time lecturer in Environmental Studies. Sabbatic replacement for Dr. F. Berkes. Contract appointment, July - December 1988.
1985 Faculty lecturer in the Department of Renewable Resources, Macdonald College. Sabbatic replacement for Dr. J. R. Bider, January - April 1985.
C. SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES
1. Research and Scholarly Communications
a) Papers presented at conferences and learned societiesBrown, David T. 2005. Internationalization: Lessons Learned at Brock. Thai Fulbright conference on Internationalization of
Universities. Office of International Affairs, Srinakharinwirot University, Bangkok, Thailand – 16 February 2005. Brown, David and Zhi Lin Jones. 2004 An Introduction to Canada. Invited paper, Tianjin Institute of Foreign Economic
Relations and Trade (TIFERT), Tianjin, China – 28 October 2004. Brown, David T. 2004. Academic Faculty and Staff Exchange on a Budget: Strategies for Facilitating International
Teaching, Research, and Mentorship between Developing and Developed Nations. SEAMEO –UNESCO Education Congress and Expo, Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, Bangkok, Thailand – 29 May 2004. Powerpoint presentation available at http://www.seameo-unesco.org/index.php?page=paper
Brown, David T. 2002. Problems and Prospects of Using Academic Agents for International Recruitment in Canadian Postsecondary Institutions. AUCC ILO Days Invited Workshop session, Friday 27 September 2002. International Development Research Centre, Ottawa.
Brown, David T. 2002. Evaluation and Impact of Internationalization. Commonwealth Universities Study Abroad Consortium Benchmarking Seminar on Internationalisation, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand, March 20 – 22nd, 2002.
Brown, David T. 2000. Some obstacles to implementing an internationalization strategy. Invited presentation, AUCC 'Beyond Borders' conference, Montreal - 02 November 2000.
Brown, David T. 2000. The Niagara Greenways Network: Lessons from the past, suggestions for the future. Poster to accompany interactive computer presentation demonstrating the Niagara Greenways Network online resources and database (see below). Presented at 'Rethinking the Niagara Frontier: A Bi-national Forum. Invitiational two-day session on the future of the Niagara Frontier', hosted by the Waterfront Regeneration Trust and the University of Buffalo, sponsored by the US EPA, Environment Canada, the Margaret L. Wendt Foundation, and the Niagara Parks Commission, Best Western Inn on the River, Niagara Falls, New York, 31 March 2000.
Brown, David T. 1999. Looking Back With Eyes on the Future: Successes, Failures, and Future Prospects For Thai-Canadian Collaboration. Invited conference paper for 'Thai-Canadian Partnerships: Opportunities in the Making', Siam Intercontinental Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand, October 3 - 8, 1999.
Santatiwut, Nantana and David T. Brown. 1999. Report of Current and Planned Activities 1999: the Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training (CIET), Burapha University. Conference paper for 'Thai-Canadian Partnership: Opportunities in the Making', Siam Intercontinental Hotel, hosted by the Ministry of University Affairs (Thailand) and CIDA. Bangkok, Thailand, October 3 - 8, 1999.
Brown, David T. 1999. Looking Back, Moving Ahead: Successes, Challenges, and Sustainable Partnerships. Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Awards of Excellence in Internationalization report submission, October 1999. 5 pp.
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Brown, David T. 1999. Invited panelist, Round Table on ‘Challenges of Interdisciplinary Research’, focussing upon Curriculum Challenges. With Thom Meredith (McGill University) and Phillippe Crabbe (University of Ottawa), chaired by Ann Dale (Sustainable Development Research Institute, University of British Columbia). Tenth Annual Conference of the Society for Human Ecology, Macdonald College of McGill University, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, P.Q., 27-30 May 1999.
Brown, David T. 1999. Principles, policies and practice of sustainable integrated waste management in Thailand. Tenth Annual Conference of the Society for Human Ecology, Macdonald College of McGill University, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, P.Q., 27-30 May 1999.
Brown, David T. 1997. Garbage Bins to Gigabytes: Educating for Sustainable Integrated Waste Management in Thailand. Invited paper, Third UNESCO-ACEID international Conference ‘Educational Innovation for Sustainable Development’, Bangkok, Thailand, December 1997.
Brown, David T. 1997. A Conceptual Framework for Sustainable Integrated Waste Management. Invited lecture to Graduate Symposium Course HKU 98208 - Pollution Studies II: Solid Waste. Department of Ecology and Biodiversity, Hong Kong University, 16 October 1997.
Brown, David T. and Kashane Chalermwat. 1996. Wastes on the Web: Reducing Wastes in Thailand with the CIET Materials Exchange. Third Annual CIET Conference, November 28-29, 1996, Rayong, Thailand. Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen, Thailand.
Brown, David T. 1996. Sustainable Integrated Waste Management in Thailand: Lessons from the Eastern Seaboard. Invited paper, 1996 International Summer Institute on Participatory Development, University of Calgary, July 16, 1996.
Brown, David T. 1996. Integrated Waste Management and the CIET Materials Exchange. Industrial Estates Authority of Thailand, Port of Laem Chabang, Sriracha, Thailand, June 26, 1996.
Brown, David T. 1996. Introduction to Sustainable Integrated Waste Mangement. Invited seminar, Faculty of Public Health, Thammassart University, Bangkok, Thailand, June 24, 1996.
Brown, David T., Al Unwin, and Kashane Chalermwat. 1996. Waste Auditing and Waste Reduction Workplans. Three-part seminar series on conducting waste audits in industrial and institutional contexts. May 27, 28, June 3, 1996. Saha Pat Industrial Park, Laem Chabang, Thailand.
Brown, David T. 1995. Industrial Waste Mangement in Canada: Moving Towards Sustainability? Second Annual CIET Conference, November 17-18, 1995, Empress Wangtara Hotel, Chachoengsao, Thailand. Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen, Chonburi, Thailand.
Brown, David T. 1995. Sustainable Waste Management: From principles to practice. CIET Seminar series, Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen, Thailand, June 8th, 1995.
Brown, David T. 1995. Sustainable Waste Management: From principles to practice. (Repetition, by invitation, of above talk). Faculty of Science, Srinakharinwirot University, Bangkok, Thailand, June 12th, 1995.
Brown, David T. 1994. Fighting Fragmentation: Interdisciplinarity, Integration, and the Ecosystem Approach. Invited presentation to the Centro de Estudios del Ambiente Humano, Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Rosario, Argentina, Dec. 1994.
Brown, David T. 1994. Locating the Linkages: The Niagara Greenways Network Inventory Project. Poster presentation at Leading Edge '94:A conference linking research, planning and community in the Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Reserve. Ontario Ministry of Environment and Energy. October 26-28, 1994, Hockley Valley Resort, Mono Township, Ontario
Brown, David T. 1993. Cooperative Management of Utility Corridors in Canada: Policy Structures and Procedural Tools. Presented at the Fifth International Symposium on Environmental Concerns in Rights-of-Way Management, Montréal P.Q., Sept. 21, 1993. Invited moderator for above conference.
Brown, David T. 1992. Keynote address, overview presentation, chairmanship and summary session of the inaugural meeting of the Niagara Greenways Network, Brock University, November 27th, 1992.
Brown, David T. 1992. The Problems and Promise of Plastics. I.J.C. / Great Lakes Educational Advisory Committee / Laidlaw Foundation Educator's Conference on the Great Lakes Basin Ecosystem. Brock University, July 27th, 1992.
Brown, David T. 1991. Deserted Corridors: The Case for Special-Interest Right-of-Way Management. Presented at the 2nd annual conference of the International Association for the Study of Common Property, Winnipeg, Sept. 26-29.
Brown, David T. 1990. The Greening of the Canadian City: Trashing the Consumer Society. Brock University Canadian Studies Program's Two Days of Canada Conference, Brock University, February 1990.
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b. Books and chapters contributed to books
Brown, David T. 1993. The Legacy of the Landfill: Perspectives on the Solid Waste Crisis. Chapter 1 (pp. 1 - 36) in: Mustafa, Nabil (ed.). Plastics Waste Management: Disposal, Recycling, and Reuse. Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York, NY.
Brown, David T. 1993. Landfills and Legislation: Overview of Regulations Affecting In-Ground Disposal of Nonhazardous Solid Waste in Canada and the United States. Chapter 2 (pp. 37 - 58) in: Mustafa, Nabil (ed.). Plastics Waste Management: Disposal, Recycling, and Reuse. Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York, NY.
Brown, David T. and Lisa J. Morgan. 1993. Plastics, Packaging, and Environmentally Friendly Products. Chapter 15 (pp. 347 - 368) in: Mustafa, Nabil (ed.). Plastics Waste Management: Disposal, Recycling, and Reuse. Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York, NY.
c. Articles in refereed journals
Brown, David T. 1993. Reclaiming Deserted Corridors: Rights of Way as Common Property Resources. Alternatives 19(3):24-28.
Brown, David T. and G.J. Doucet. 1991. Temporal changes in winter diet selection by white-tailed deer in a northern yard. Journal of Wildlife Management 55(3):361-376.
d. Published refereed conference proceedings
Brown, David T. 2004. Academic Faculty and Staff Exchange on a Budget: Strategies for Facilitating International Teaching, Research, and Mentorship between Developing and Developed Nations. SEAMEO –UNESCO Education Congress and Expo, Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, Bangkok, Thailand – 29 May 2004 http://www.seameo-unesco.org/index.php?page=paper .
Doucet, G.J. and D.T. Brown. 1997 (publication date June 1998). Snowshoe hare, red squirrel and gray squirrel winter activity in a 120 kV powerline right of way and in adjacent forests. Pp. 295-298 in Williams, James R. (ed.). Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on Environmental Concerns in ROW Management: 24-26 February 1997, New Orleans, LA. Elsevier Science, Inc., New York. (ISBN 008 043 1984)
Brown, David T., J. Chernishenko, N. Irizawa, J. Jackson, C. Kinghorn and J. McGregor. 1995. Locating the Linkages: The Niagara Greenways Network Inventory Project. Pp. 393-400 in Carty, S. (ed.) Leading Edge '94: A Conference linking research, planning, and community in the Niagara Escarpment. Proceedings of the Leading Edge '94 conference, October 26-28, 1994, Mono Township, Ontario. Ministry of Environment and Energy, Toronto.
Brown, David T. 1995. Cooperative Management of Utility Corridors in Canada. Pp. 343-350 in Proceedings of the Fifth International Symposium on Environmental Concerns in Rights-of-Way Management, Montréal, P.Q., Sept. 21, 1993. Hydro-Québec, Vice-Présidence Environnement, Montréal, Québec.
Whoriskey, F.G., R.D. Titman and D.T. Brown, editors. 1991. Behavioral Strategies for Coping with Winter / Strategies de comportement hivernal. Refereed conference proceedings of a symposium jointly sponsored by the Northeast Division of the Animal Behavior Society and the Société Québecoise pour l'Etude Biologique du Comportement (SQEBC). SQEBC Special Publication 1, 150 pp. SQEBC, C.P. 3080, Montréal, P.Q.
Doucet, G.J., J.R. Bider, P. Lamothe and D.T. Brown. 1984. Wildlife data issues in the routing of energy corridors: facility siting and routing. Proc. Energy and Environment Symposium, Banff, Alta. April 1984.
Doucet, G. J., D. T. Brown and P. Lamothe. 1983. White-tailed deer response to conifer plantations as a mitigation measure in a power-line right-of-way located in a Québec deer yard. Proc. N.E. Fish & Wildl. Conf., Mt. Snow, Vt. May 1983.
e) Book reviewsBrown, David T. 1994 (cover date Jan.-Mar. 1992) Book Review: Wild Animals and American Environmental
Ethics, by Lisa Mighetto. Canadian Field-Naturalist 106(4):546-547.
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Brown, David T. 1991. Book Review: Toward A Common Future - A Report on Sustainable Development and its Implications for Canada, by Michael Keating. Canadian Field-Naturalist 105:146-147.
Brown, David. T. 1991. Book Review: Predators and Predation: The Struggle for Life in the Animal World, edited by Pierre Pfeiffer. Canadian Field-Naturalist 104:615-616.
Brown, David T. 1991. Book Review: Game Management, by Aldo Leopold, with a new foreword by Laurence R. Jahn. Canadian Field-Naturalist 104:505-506.
Brown, David T. 1990. Book Review: The Maine Woods, by Henry David Thoreau, with introduction by Edward Hoagland. Canadian Field-Naturalist 103: 629-630.
f) Articles in non-refereed journals or other non-refereed publicationsBrown, David T. 2001. Limit the profit sector’s role in education. University Affairs, In My Opinion / Ầ Mon Avis,
May 2001:34.Brown, David T. and Kashane Chalermwat. 1996. Wastes on the Web: Reducing Wastes in Thailand with the CIET
Materials Exchange. Proceedings of Third Annual CIET Conference, November 28-29, 1996, Rayong, Thailand. Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen, Thailand. 10 pp. plus Thai translation.
Brown, David T. 1996. Bashing the 'Burbs, Dissing the Downtown. The Downtowner (St. Catharines), May/June 1996.
Brown, David T. 1995. Industrial Waste Management in Canada: Moving Towards Sustainability? Proceedings of Second Annual CIET Conference, November 17-18, 1995, Empress Wangtara Hotel, Chachoengsao, Thailand. Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen, Thailand. 8 pp.
Brown, David T. 1995. Planning change in our communities: Vox populi, or a pox on the populace? The Downtowner (St. Catharines), July/August 1995, pp. 5, 10-11.
Brown, David T. 1995. (Invited paper). Urban greenways: Alternatives to Carmageddon. Pathways: The Ontario Journal of Outdoor Education 7(2):22-26 (January/February 1995).
Brown, David T. 1994. Heritage in St. Catharines: Lessons from the downtown Y.M.C.A. The Downtowner (St. Catharines), November / December 1994, pp.10-16.
Brown, David T. and John Middleton. 1993. Of Progeny, Parking, and Progressive Policies: Should Parking Space Requirements Be Legislated? The Downtowner (St. Catharines), May / June 1993, p.4.
Brown, David T. 1992. Car culture often clashes with hikers and cyclists. The Niagara Falls Review, August 15, 1992.
Brown, David T. 1992. Urban Greenways: Alternatives to Autogeddon. The Downtowner , Nov./Dec. 1992, pp. 6 - 8Brown, David T. l986. Of Deer and Diets: Foraging in a Winter Yard. Macdonald Journal 47(4): 16-19.
g) Research-based reports to governmental or other comparable agencies
Brown, David T. 1998. Final Report - Section 305: Strategic Planning for an Integrated Waste Management Program in the Eastern Seaboard Region of Thailand. CIDA HRD Policy and Institutional Linkages Project in Thailand # 906/14868. Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen.
Brown, David T. 1998. Section 305: Summary of Project Progress - 15th and 16th Quarters - Strategic Planning for an Integrated Waste Management Program in the Eastern Seaboard Region of Thailand. CIDA HRD Policy and Institutional Linkages Project in Thailand # 906/14868. Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen.
Brown, David T. 1996. Report on the state of waste management in the Eastern Seaboard region of Thailand. Deliverable 1.2, Section 2.1.305: Strategic Planning for an Integrated Waste Management Program in Laem Chabang, Eastern Seaboard Region, Thailand. CIDA HRD Policy and Institutional Linkages Project in Thailand # 906/14868. Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen.
Brown, David. 1996. Semi-Annual Progress Report, CIDA HRD Policy and Institutional Linkages Project in Thailand # 906/14868. Office of International Affairs, Brock University.
Brown, David T. 1996. Report on the applicability of the 4 Rs approach to waste management in the Thai context. Deliverable 2.4, Section 2.1.305: Strategic Planning for an Integrated Waste Management Program in Laem Chabang, Eastern Seaboard Region, Thailand. CIDA HRD Policy/ Institutional Linkages Project in Thailand # 906/14868. Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen.
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24 pp.Brown, David T. and Ann Zimmerman. 1996. Statement of Common Principles for Interdisciplinary Environmental
and Sustainable Development Education and Research Programs in Post-Secondary Institutions. P. 24 in MacLeod, J. and C. Doucet (eds.). University Presidents' Workshop: Learning and Sustainability. Summary Report. National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy, 1 Nicholas Street, Ottawa K1N 7B7.
Brown, David. 1994-1996. Quarterly Progress Reports, CIDA HRD Policy and Institutional Linkages Project in Thailand # 906/14868. Office of International Affairs, Brock University.
Brown, David T. 1995. Review and Comments - Draft Lake Ontario Greenway Strategy. Prepared for the Lake Ontario Greenway Strategy Steering Committee, Waterfront Regeneration Trust, March 1995. 7 pp.
Brown, David T. 1994. Progress Report: Frenchman's Creek Water Resource Study, Town of Fort Erie. Prepared for the Ecological and Environmental Advisory Committee, Regional Municipality of Niagara. 14 pp.
Brown, David T. 1994. Rails to Trails conversion of the Fonthill Spur. Prepared for the Town of Pelham, the City of Thorold, and the Interministerial Committee on Abandoned Railway Rights-of-Way. 8 pp.
Bird, David M. and David T. Brown. 1991. Evaluation of the feasibility of falconry and hawking in Québec. Report prepared for the Ministère du Loisir, de la Chasse, et de la Pêche, Québec. 252 pp.
h) Theses or other publications
Brown, D. T. 1988. Winter foraging behaviour of white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) in a northern yard. Ph.D. thesis, Macdonald College of McGill University. 157 pp.
Brown, David T. 1980. Design, construction, and preliminary evaluation of a small-scale water purification unit. B.Sc. project thesis, Environmental Biology, Macdonald College. 67 pp.
i) Electronic / Online publications and resources
Brown, David T. 1999. What is sustainable integrated waste management? Reflections on the Laem Chabang experience. URL: http://www.brocku.ca/epi/ciet/whatis.htm Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen, Chonburi, Thailand.
Brown, David T. and Cheryl Nash. 1998. Municipal Windrow Composting in Laem Chabang, Thailand. URL: http://www.brocku.ca/epi/ciet/Compost.htm . Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen, Chonburi, Thailand.
Brown, David T. and Kashane Chalermwat. 1998. Solid Waste Collection and Management in Laem Chabang, Thailand. URL: http://www.brocku.ca/epi/ciet/existing.htm . Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen, Chonburi, Thailand.
Brown, David T. and Kashane Chalermwat. 1997. Wastes on the Web: The CIET Online Materials Exchange. URL: http://www.brocku.ca/epi/ciet/ciet305/wasteweb.htm . (Online update and revision of Brown and Chalermwat 1996). Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen, Chonburi, Thailand.
Dale, Ann et al. 1996-98 (Final posting on web site in late 1998). Sustainable Development: A Framework for Governance (an electronic dialogue amongst 19 co-researchers using a modified Delphi approach).See website for complete list of co-researchers. URL: <http://www.sdri.ubc.ca/addialogue/> (current at 15 April 1999). E-published contributions: Brown, David T. 1997. Frameworks: Principles of Sustainability -
http://www.sdri.ubc.ca/addialogue/framewr2.html#email67 Brown, David T. 1998. Frameworks: Feedback and Complex Systems -
http://www.sdri.ubc.ca/addialogue/framewr3.html#email107 Brown, David T. 1997. Economic imperative: Economic globalization.
http://www.sdri.ubc.ca/addialogue/econ_imp.html#email36 Brown, David T. 1998. Economic imperative: Transnationals.
http://www.sdri.ubc.ca/addialogue/econ_imp.html#email83Brown, David T. 1996. Niagara Greenways Network Interactive Community Database (established January 1996).
URL: http://www.brocku.ca/epi/ngnhome.htm
j) Institutional Websites
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Brown, David T. (ed.). 2002 – 2004. Office of International Cooperation website. An evolving compilation of web pages outlining the programs, activities, and mandate of the Office of International Cooperation. Accessible at http://www.brocku.ca/international/indextest2
Brown, David T. 2002. Resource Page: Problems and Prospects of Using Academic Agents for International Recruitment in Canadian Postsecondary Institutions. AUCC ILO Days Workshop session, Friday 27 September 2002, Auditorium, 14th Floor, International Development Research Centre, 250 Albert Street, Ottawa ON K1G 3H9. URL: http://www.brocku.ca/brockinternational/ilodays2002/ .
Brown, David T. and Sheila Young. 2000 – present. Brock International website. An evolving compilation of web pages outlining the programs, activities, and mandate of Brock International. Accessible at http://www.brocku.ca/brockinternational/ .
Brown, David T. 1998. Childhood Development Centre at Wat Kunanateetaan, Ban Huakunjae,Klong Kue, Bangbung District, Chonburi. URL: http://ciet.buu.ac.th/childhood . Community development endeavour of the Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen, Chonburi, Thailand.
Brown, David T. 1998. Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training Home Page and associated web links. URL: http://www.brocku.ca/epi/ciet/.
Brown, David T. 1995. Environmental Policy Institute WWW home page.. URL: http://www.brocku.ca/epi/
k) Multimedia Publications, Programs, and Image ArchivesBrown, David T. 2000. The Niagara Greenways Network: Interactive computer presentation demonstrating the Niagara
Greenways Network online resources and database. Presented at 'Rethinking the Niagara Frontier: A Bi-national Forum'. Invitational two-day session on the future of the Niagara Frontier, hosted by the Waterfront Regeneration Trust and the University of Buffalo. Best Western Inn on the River, Niagara Falls, New York, 31 March 2000.
Brown, David T. and Kannikar Watcharasom. 1998. Image archives of CIET Section 305, 1994-1998. A collection of digital images relating to CIET Project Section 305, Sustainable Integrated Waste Management in Thailand.
Brown, David T. 1998. Laem Chabang Composting Demonstration: Photo Archive. An annotated collection of digital images relating to the Municipal Windrow Composting Trial at the Ao Udom dumpsite in Laem Chabang. http://www.brocku.ca/epi/ciet/Composting%20Photo%20copies/ulthm1.htm
Brown, David T., Kashane Chalermwat, and Brad Saxton. 1996 (updated 1998).The CIET Materials Exchange: Thailand's first online materials exchange for business, government, and industry. (electronic database / exchange for surplus and waste materials and goods for use by industries, governments, and institutions in Thailand). URL: http://ciet.buu.ac.th . Centre for Industrial and Environmental Training, Burapha University, Bang Saen, Chonburi, Thailand
l) Other reports and publicationsBrown, David T. 2003. International Research at Brock. Guest Editorial –Brock Research Reporter, Winter 2003.Brown, David T. 2002. Report of Programs and Activities – Office of International Cooperation [Brock University] –
September 2000 – May 2002. 57 pp. Available online at http://www.brocku.ca/brockinternational/ReportIC2002.pdf. Brown, David T. 2001. Limit the profit sector's role in education. Invited editorial, University Affairs, May 2001: 34.Brown, David T. 2001. Brock International: Response to the Planning and Priorities Implementation Report –2000-2001.
Brock International, Office of the President, Brock University.Brown, David T. 2000. Brock International: Response to the Planning and Priorities Implementation Report – 1999-2000.
Brock International, Office of the President, Brock University.Brown, David T. and Sheila Young. 2000. First Annual Report of Programs and Activities - Brock International. Available
online at http://www.brocku.ca/brockinternational/annualreport.pdf . 08 August 2000. Brock International, Office of the President, Brock University.
2. Grants obtained
Total since 1989: $329,760 in funds and in-kind contributions Funds: $ 163,018.00 ( $ 1987.00 internal, $ 146,918.00 external ) In-kind contributions: $166,742
a) Refereed External Grants
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Awarded:
1999 CIDA Thailand HRD/Linkages project discretionary funds disbursement. Amount: $ 14,113. (Competition refereed externally in 1993; funds released internally at Brock University in January 1999). Funds generated from Thailand HRD/ Linkages project for non-remunerated overload time. (This amount supplemented by $21,170 to Faculty of Social Sciences, one-third of which was transferred to EPI for research and development initiatives).
1998 Institute of Hotel and Tourism Training, Thailand. Amount: Bht. 690,000 (approx CDN$ 25,555). With Nantana Santatiwut, Director of CIET. Proposal to provide CIET training courses on tourism and hotel greening in 1998 (Environmental Management for Hotels; Operating a Sustainable Tourism Business; Hotel Employees Guide to Environmental Management) through CIET, Burapha University, Bang Saen. Proposals were accepted by the Institute of Hotel and Tourism Training (a Thai state enterprise). Course ran May-September 1998. Instructor: Ajarn Janjarune Chirananon.
1993-98 CIDA (Canadian International Development Agency) Thai Canadian Human Resource Development Project: Canada-Thailand Institutional Linkage Project to develop a Centre for Sustainable Community Development. Amount: $ 919,133 CIDA funding (value $ 1,931,903 including in-kind contributions). Waste management component $ 80,392 CIDA funding (value $ 247,134 including in-kind contributions). Agreement between Brock University and Burapha University, Chonburi, Thailand. In charge of Section 305: Strategic planning for an Integrated Waste Management Program for the Eastern Seaboard Region of Thailand. Awarded Dec.1993.
1994- Challenge '94 SEED Grant (Employment and Immigration Canada): Niagara Greenways Network Inventory Project - Phase II. Amount: $ 3900. Inventory, mapping, attributes and land tenure characteristics of linear greenways in the Niagara region - local networks and informal trails. One full-time technician employed, May-Aug 1994.
1994- Ontario Heritage Foundation / Niagara Escarpment Commission: Locating the Linkages: Niagara Escarpment Greenways Inventory Project Amount: $ 5000. Proposal to identify, describe, and map existing and potential greenway links which traverse or articulate with Niagara Escarpment Commission lands in the Niagara region. Development of an integrated greenway network focusing on NEC lands, enhancing the role of the Niagara Escarpment as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and heritage site. Grant was declined by recipient due to full research and teaching schedule, and requirement to obtain matching funds.
1993- Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources / Environmental Youth Corps. Amount $ 9300.00. Inventory, mapping, attributes and land tenure characteristics of major linear greenways in the Niagara region. Two full-time research technicians employed, January 10th -March 31st, 1994.
1992- Ontario Ministry of the Environment / Environmental Youth Corps. GreenQuest Environmental Education Computer Game Project. Amount: $44,926. Development of a public-domain, computer-based environmental education program in an interactive game format, for use in universities, schools, libraries, and other educational institutions, as well as by private individuals. Two technicians employed, May 1992 - March 1993.
1989- Ontario Ministry of the Environment / Environmental Youth Corps. "Green" Consumerism Project. Amount: $12,300.00. Funded by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment. An analysis of "environment-friendly" supermarket products, their users, and their impacts. Project assessed the price structure, public perception, consumer utilization and packaging impacts of "Green" supermarket products. One research technician and two honours thesis students employed, Nov. 1989 - April 1990.
b) Internal grants
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1993- Instructional Development Office General Grant CompetitionAmount: $ 1,000 (Initial $ 500.00, with additional $ 500.00 available upon consultation and progress report). For development and enhancement of GreenQuest instructional environmental computer game.
1991- SSHRC (Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada) General Research Grants program. Survey of right-of-way maintenance programs, land tenure regimens, and cooperative management strategies employed by Canadian public utilities. Amount: $987.00. Mail-in survey of all Canadian public utilities, to determine the extent to which cooperative management agreements with non-utility personnel are in place on utility lands. Exploration of common-property approaches to utility corridor maintenance, aimed at minimizing environmental impacts of corridor maintenance and optimizing secondary land use for trails, greenways, wildlife habitat, etc. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University, Nov. 1991.
Numerous other applications to granting agencies were prepared and submitted through Brock International office on behalf of academic colleagues in other units. See Brock International's first Annual Report ( http://www.brocku.ca/brockinternational/annualreport.pdf ) for a summary to August 2000, and Report of Programs and Activities – Office of International Cooperation [Brock University] – September 2000 – May 2002 (http://www.brocku.ca/brockinternational/ReportIC2002.pdf) for a more recent update.
3. Other Scholarly Activities
a) Service as an assessor / referee for book manuscripts, journals and / or grant applications
2004 Reviewer for promotion to full professor of Dr. Ingrid Leman Stefanovic, Director, Division of the Environment, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
2004 Reviewer for promotion to Senior Lecturer of Ms. Karen Ing, Division of the Environment, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
2002 Reviewer for anonymous manuscript entitled Municipal solid waste management in Thailand: the current situation and possible short-term changes. Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning, ref. No. 113/179. John Wiley and Sons, New York / Cardiff University, Wales.
2002 Reviewer for manuscript by Chung Shan-Shan and Carlos Wing-Hung Lo. Beyond the Conventional Analytical Framework for Sustainable Waste Management: The Case of Waste Management in Hong Kong. Environmental Management manuscript # EM-2752. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
2001 Scientific editor for: Green, Jen. 2001. Life on a Tundra Pond. Small Worlds Series, Crabtree Publishing Company, 360 York Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0.
1998 Scientific editor on the following educational publication series:Green, Jen . 1999. A Dead Log. Pond Life. Small Worlds Series, Crabtree Publishing Company, 360
York Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0.Green, Jen. 1999. A Saguaro Cactus. Small Worlds Series, Crabtree Publishing Company, 360 York
Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0.Green, Jen. 1999. Under a Stone. Small Worlds Series, Crabtree Publishing Company, 360 York
Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0.Hibbert, Adam. 1999. A Freshwater Pond. Small Worlds Series, Crabtree Publishing Company, 360
York Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0.Kite, Lorien. 1999. A Rain Forest Tree. Small Worlds Series, Crabtree Publishing Company, 360 York
Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0.Steel, Philip. 1999. A Tidal Pool. Small Worlds Series, Crabtree Publishing Company, 360 York Road,
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0.
1997 Panel reviewer of Environment Canada’s Sustainability Strategy (with CCSDR panel), Ottawa, Jan. 1997.1996 Invited reviewer of manuscript for Industry Canada - Environmental Issues, by Brian Copeland. Industry
Canada Research Paper series.
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1995 Reviewer for tenure and promotion to associate professor of Dr. Ingrid Leman Stefanovic, Dept of Philosophy, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
1995 Reviewer for promotion to full professor of Dr. R. Fenton, Dept. of Economics, University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
1994 Reviewer, Canadian Journal of Zoology. Review of manuscript on foraging behaviour of mule deer in Alaska.
1992 Reviewer, Journal of Wildlife Management. Review of manuscript # 159/92 on winter browse availability and use by white-tailed deer.
b) Memberships in scholarly and/or professional societies/organizations
1999 Member, SHE (Society for Human Ecology)1991 Member, IASCP (International Association for the Study of Common Property)1990 Member, The Wildlife Societyc) Consulting activities
1991 Principal Researcher, Review of Falconry and Hawking in Québec. Preparation of a comprehensive overview of the history, practice, uses, and legislation of falconry and hawking, to serve as a background document for falconry policy in Québec. Policy recommendations, implications, and alternatives relating to the proposed formal introduction of falconry and hawking to the province of Québec. Commissioned by the Gouvernement du Québec (Michel Lepage, Ministère du Loisir, de la Chasse, et de la Pêche) through the Macdonald Raptor Research Centre (Dr. David M. Bird, director). Feb - April 1, 1991.
d) Other activities: Interdisciplinary Institutional Linkages
1999-2004 Director, Brock International – responsible for the development of international academic linkages university-wide. See http://www.brocku.ca/brockinternational/ReportIC2002.pdf and http://www.brocku.ca/brockinternational/currentlinks.htm for further details.
1994-99 CCSDR (Canadian Consortium for Sustainable Development Research) - Brock representative on national consultative group of postsecondary research and educational institutions involved with sustainable development. Coordinated by Ann Dale, Senior Research Associate, Sustainable Development Research Institute, University of British Columbia.
1998 Memorandum of Understanding amongst Brock University, Burapha University, Municipality of Laem Chabang, Niagara College, Rajabhat Institute Rajanagarindra (Chachoengsao), Rajabhat institute Rambhai Barni. Certificate of Intent signed March 1998, Ambassador City, Jomtien Beach; final Memorandum signed August 1998. Drafted and delivered by D.T. Brown.
1994 Brock/National University of Rosario agreement. Institutional linkage agreement between Brock University and Universidad Nacional de Rosario; consultation on program development at the Centro de Estudias del Ambiente Humano; consultation with ecological NGO (Ecosur); arrangement of reciprocal academic visits between Argentinian institutions (Universidad Nacional de Rosario and University of the City of Buenos Aires) and Brock; presentation of guest lecture on research interests; consultation with personnel of the Centres for Canadian Studies in Rosario, Buenos Aires, and La Plata; promotion of applied language programs at Brock.
1994 National Round Table on Environment and Economy Education Task Force. Representative of Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies on national task force comprised of postsecondary institutions involved in sustainable development teaching and research.
1993 Canadian Consortium for Sustainable Development Research (CCSDR) - Representative of the Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University, on a standing body of post-secondary institutes of sustainable development. EPI Brock is one of 11 invited founding institutions in standing consultative group struck to: a) identify and prioritize strategic research issues facing post-secondary institutions and centres working in sustainable development, and b) provide policy advice regarding Canada's international commitments under Agenda 21. CSDR is co-chaired by the National Round Table on Environment and Economy's Task Force on Education and the International Institute for Sustainable Development.
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1993 Urban Forests Centre - Representative of UEST at founding meetings of the Urban Forests Centre, Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto, Aug. - Nov. 1993. The Centre is a multi-agency network committed to the stewardship and conservation of forested land and greenspace in populated areas. University representation in the Centre includes Brock U., U. of Guelph, and U. of Toronto.
e) Other activities: Conferences, meetings and seminars attended
Conferences2003 Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) International Liaison Officer (ILO) Days. International
Development Research Centre, 250 Albert Street, Ottawa ON K1G 3H9.Invited panel resource person –‘ Canadian perspectives on the UMAP program’.
2002 AUCC ILO Days. International Development Research Centre, 250 Albert Street, Ottawa ON K1G 3H9 Friday 27 September 2002.
Commonwealth Universities Study Abroad Consortium Benchmarking Seminar on Internationalisation, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand, March 20 – 22nd, 2002.
Connections & Complexities: Internationalization and Higher Education in Canada. Donald Gordon Centre, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario - 01 - 02 February, 2002.
2001 'Intercambio y Cooperación con Canada: XIX Seminario Técnico Internacional de APICE'. Invited presentation on international cooperation with Brock University, 18 May 2001, Niagara College Glendale Campus, Niagara on the Lake.
'Celebrating Publicly funded Education' Collegium of Work and Learning meeting and dinner. Sheraton Centre Hotel, Toronto, 26 April 2001.
2000 'Beyond Borders: Universities in an era of global knowledge'. The AUCC 2000 International conference, 31 October - 02 November, 2000, Delta Centre-ville, Montreal.
Annual ILO Meeting and CIDA consultation. 03 November 2000, Delta Centre-ville, Montreal.
Workshops
Invited participant in the following workshops:
'Overview of CIDA's Bilateral Program in Thailand'. Meeting and workshop, CIDA Partnerships Branch and Bilateral Branch, Hull, 23 October 2000.
'The Development of English Language Learning in Higher Education' - post-workshop critique of research proposals and program development strategy emanating from June 9th meeting in Chiang Rai. Half-day session, 20 June 2000, Chulalongkorn University Language Institute, Bangkok, Thailand.
'Pilot Project on the Development of the Teaching and Learning of English Language at the Community Level'. Invitational one-day session at Prince of Songkla University, Phuket Campus, Thailand - 15 June 2000. Sponsored by the Ministry of University Affairs and CIDA.
'A Pilot Project on the Development of English Training policies in Thailand: The Development of English Language Learning in Primary and Secondary Schools'. Invitational one-day session at School of Liberal Arts, King Mongkut's University of Technology, Thonburi, Thailand, 13 June 2000. Sponsored by the Ministry of University Affairs and CIDA.
'The Development of English Language Learning in Higher Education'. Invitational one-day session at Rim Kok Resort Hotel, Chiang Rai, Thailand, 09 June 2000, to discuss collaborative development of English language training programs at Mae Fah Luang University. Principal collaborators: CULI (Chulalongkorn University Language Institute), Mae Fah Luang University, and Brock University. Sponsored by the Ministry of University Affairs and CIDA.
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'Rethinking the Niagara Frontier: A Bi-national Forum. Invitiational two-day session on the future of the Niagara Frontier', hosted by the Waterfront Regeneration Trust and the University of Buffalo, sponsored by the US EPA, Environment Canada, the Margaret L. Wendt Foundation, and the Niagara Parks Commission, Best Western Inn on the River, Niagara Falls, New York, 30-31 March 2000.
'Bangkok Leadership Forum 2000: New Realities of the Global Economy in the 21st Century: Implications on Human Resource Strategies' (sic.). Invited panelist in 'Education and Knowledge' workshop session chaired by Dr. Amporn Srisermbhok, Dean, Faculty of Humanities, Srinakharinwirot University. Foundation for International Human Resource Development, Imperial Queen's Park Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand, 15-17 February 2000.
'Thai-Canadian Partnership: Opportunities in the Making', Siam Intercontinental Hotel, hosted by the Ministry of University Affairs (Thailand) and CIDA. Bangkok,Thailand, October 3 - 8, 1999. (With Brock President David Atkinson)
1999 Lake Ontario Waterfront Network ‘Workshop on the Future of the Waterfront Trail’ Hosted by David Crombie and Suzanne Barrett. Invited participant and group reporter, Waterfront Regeneration Trust, Queen’s Quay West, Toronto, ON, 27 January 1999.
1998 Sixth Annual Short Hills Conference, Environmental Policy Institute, Brock University, 24 October 1998. Participant and co-organizer.
1998 CIDA Thai-Canadian HRD Linkage Project 'Lessons Learned' Workshop. Royal Princess Hotel, Bangkok , 24-26 February 1998.
1997 Third UNESCO-ACEID international Conference ‘Educational Innovation for Sustainable Development’, Bangkok, Thailand, December 1997.
1997 IEAT (Industrial Estates Authority of Thailand) Waste Management Conference, Laem Chabang Industrial Estate, Laem Chabang, Thailand, 04 September 1997.
1997 Fifth Annual Short Hills Conference (Conference organizer) ( Environmental Policy Institute, Brock University, March 22)
1997 CCSDR Policy Meeting with Environment Canada ADM Laura Talbot-Allan (Canadian Consortium for Sustainable Development Research, Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, Jan. 16-18)
1996 Invited speaker, Third Annual CIET Conference (Rayong, Thailand, November 28-29)1996 Invited Speaker and Facilitator, 1996 International Institute on Participatory Development,
University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, July 15-20, 1996.1996 CCSDR Policy Meeting with Environment Canada ADM Avrim Lazar (Canadian Consortium for
Sustainable Development Research, Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, April 30th-May 1st)1996 Fourth Annual Short Hills Conference (Conference organizer) ( Environmental Policy Institute, Brock
University, February 2)1995 Second Annual CIET Conference (Empress Wangtara Hotel, Chachoengsao, Thailand, November 17-18)1995 Leading Edge '95 (Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Reserve, Ontario Min.of Environment and Energy, Oct.)1995 Ontario Trails Council Annual General Meeting and Conference (Toronto, May 6th, 1995)1994 Leading Edge '94 (Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Reserve, Ontario Min.of Environment and Energy,
Oct.)1994 Greening Up Niagara Conference (Niagara Peninsula Homes, St. Catharines, Sept. 1994)1994 Thai Canadian HRD Project Canadian Lead Partners Meeting, November 25th, 1994, Hotel Plaza II,
Toronto (with Ralph Morris, Associate V.P. Academic)1994 Ontario Trails Council Conference. Waterfront Regeneration Trust, Queen's Quay, Toronto, May 7th,
1994.1993 Doing Business in Thailand's Environmental Sector - Opportunities for Canadian Companies. Four
Seasons Inn on the Park, Toronto, Ontario. 1 October. (re: CIDA proposal)1993 Canadian Rails to Greenways Network National Conference. The Frost Centre, Trent University,
Peterborough, Ontario. 13 - 14 August.1992 Heritage Resources Centre Workshop: Greenways and Planning. University of Waterloo, Waterloo,
Ontario, 22 September.1992 Targeting Reduction Together: Seventh Annual Business Waste Reduction Seminar. Region of
Peel. Delta Meadowvale Resort and Conference Centre, Mississaugua, Ontario, 9 November.
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1992 Second International Conference on Auto-Free Cities: Costs, Causes, and Cures. Transportation Options. Toronto Board of Education Building, Toronto, Ontario, 22-24 May.
D. RESEARCH-RELATED POSITIONS HELD
1991 Principal Researcher, Review of Falconry and Hawking in Québec. Commissioned by the Gouvernement du Québec (Michel Lepage, Ministère du Loisir, de la Chasse, et de la Pêche) through the Macdonald Raptor Research Centre (Dr. David M. Bird, director and contractee). Consulting contract, February 3 - April 1, 1991. Duties: Preparation of a comprehensive overview of the history, practice, uses, and legislation of falconry and hawking, to serve as a background document for falconry policy in Québec. Policy recommendations, implications, and alternatives relating to the proposed formal introduction of falconry and hawking to the province of Québec.
1989 Postdoctoral Fellow, Deer Winter Environment Project, l’Université du Québec à Montréal. Six-month appointment, January - June 1989. Project Coordinator: Dr. William L. Vickery, Dept. des Sciences Biologiques, Université du Québec a Montréal, C.P. 8888, Succ. 'A', Montréal, Québec H3C 3P8. Project funded by Vice- Présidence Environnement, Hydro-Québec.Duties: Development and programming of a computer model of the winter environment and energetics of white-tailed deer. Goals: to assess the tradeoff between browse production and cover loss after the establishment of hydroelectric power line rights-of-way in sensitive winter yarding areas; to develop a computer simulation program to aid in the decision-making process for siting of transmission corridors in deer yards; to identify areas of concern in ROW siting policy in the deer yard environment.
1987-88 Research Associate, Fish Mercury Toxicology Project, Hydro-Québec. Three month term of appointment on contract coordinated by Office of Industrial Research, McGill University; November 1987 - January 1988. Supervisor: Dr. Frederick Whoriskey, Assistant Professor of Watershed Management, Macdonald College. Duties: Compilation and statistical analysis of data relating to mercury contamination in freshwater fish in the James Bay watershed. Preparation of report for Direction Environnement, Hydro-Québec.
1986 Technical Consultant, Puffin Research Project coordinated by the Québec-Labrador Foundation, June-July 1986. Employer: Dr. Kathleen Blanchard, Program Director, Director of Research and Natural History, Québec-Labrador Foundation program, Atlantic Center for the Environment, 39 South Main St., Ipswich, MA 01938-2321. Duties: Development of liquid-crystal digital activity meters leg and tail mounted) to monitor swimming, diving, and out-of-water activities of Atlantic Puffins near Blanc-Sablon, Québec, to facilitate the calculation of time-activity budgets.
1985 Research Associate on Great Gray Owl Research Project coordinated by the Manitoba Department of Natural Resources and administered by the Natural Resources Institute of the University of Manitoba. Academic research; May - September 1985. Supervisor: Dr. Robert Nero, Wildlife Branch, Manitoba Dept. of Renewable Resources, Box 14, 1495 St. James St., Winnipeg, Manitoba R3H 0W9. Duties: Participated in aerial and ground-based radio-tracking of transmitter- tagged Great Gray Owls in Manitoba and Ontario; formulation of research strategies for monitoring owl movements in relation to prey-base abundance; literature review and bibliography compilation on the species; construction of housing facilities for captive Great Gray Owl.
1985 Telemetry consultant on black duck / mallard habitat study; Dept. of Renewable Resources, Macdonald College, March - Sept. 1985. Employer: Dr. Rodger D. Titman, Chairman, Dept. of Renewable Resources.Duties: Construction of scratchbuilt miniature 160 MHz radio transmitters for radio tracking black and mallard ducks at study sites in Lac St. Louis, Québec.
1985 Telemetry Consultant on osprey study ( Ph.D. study by Charles P. Schaadt; David M. Bird, supervisor; Dept. of Renewable Resources, Macdonald College), March - Sept. 1985. Duties: Construction of scratchbuilt miniature 151 MHz radio transmitters for radio tracking juvenile and adult ospreys at study sites in Antigonish, Nova Scotia and Bahia de Kino, Sonora, Mexico.
1984 Telemetry Consultant on painted turtle (Chrysemys picta) study. (M.Sc. study by Elaine Christens; supervised by Dr. J. R. Bider, Macdonald College), April - May 1983. Duties: Design, construction, and field-testing of reusable orthopedic plastic 150-MHz carapace-cover transmitters used for radio-location and subsequent visual identification of nesting painted turtles in Stonycroft Pond, Ste. Anne de Bellevue,
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P.Q.1980 Biologist, Kiamika Deer Yard Survey. Consulting contract, Oct./Nov. 1980. Employer: Dr. G. J. Doucet.
Private consulting contract for Direction Environnement, Hydro-Québec. Duties: Participated in the assessment of habitat quality and suitability to yarding white-tailed deer in the Kiamika deer yard, Kiamika, P.Q. Duties included cartographic renderings of vegetation types and habitat classifications, based upon air photos, existing maps, and photographic slides of the region.
1980 Research Technician, Lac St. Louis Limnological Study, June - October 1980. Employers: Dr. D. J. Lewis (Dept. of Entomology, Macdonald College), Drs. R. D. Titman and G. J. Doucet (Dept. of Renewable Resources, Macdonald College). Duties: Collection of data on the physical, chemical, and ecological characteristics of Lac St. Louis (northwest sector). Duties included: collection, preservation, and ordinal identification of benthic macroinvertebrates collected using Ekman dredge, Serber sampler, Ponar dredge; sampling of fish populations by fish traps, gill nets, hoop nets, line fishing, mark/recapture sampling; measurement of chemical and physical parameters of lake using LaMotte water chemistry kit, Kemmerer water sampler, Secchi disk, electric current meter, turbidity cuvette; collection of behavioural data on aquatic avifauna.
1979 Research Technician, Agriculture Canada, St. Jean, P.Q.; May - August 1979; May - August 1978. Supervisor: Dr. Michel Lareau. Duties: Technician on research project studying highbush blueberries (Vaccinium corymbosum L.). Involved in the field location, collection, and propagation of cuttings of V. corymbosum obtained from wild populations throughout southern Québec and parts of southeastern Ontario, currently being used in the development of hardy cultivars of the plant suitable for commercial growing in north-temperate regions.
E. ACADEMIC DISTINCTIONS AND AWARDS
1991 First Prize, 2nd annual conference of the International Association for the Study of Common Property, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Sept. 26-29, for Deserted Corridors: The Case for Special-Interest Right-of-Way Management - Best Presented Poster.
1985 Orville Erickson Memorial Scholarship, administered by the Canadian Wildlife Federation. Support for graduate study in wildlife.
1984-86 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council Postgraduate Scholarship( $11,300.00 per year for two years) for pursuit of a course of study leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
1982-84 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council Postgraduate Scholarship ( $10,800.00 per year for two years) for pursuit of a course of study leading to the degree of Master of Science (M.Sc.). Awarded 1980, deferred until September of 1982.
1980 Graduated with "University Scholar" distinction and first-class honours.1979 Eliza M. Jones Scholarship for Academic Excellence ($ 500.00), Macdonald College.1977 Macdonald Branch of the McGill Graduates' Society $ 1000.00 Entrance Scholarship, Macdonald
College.
F. UNIVERSITY / COMMUNITY SERVICE
1. University Service Activities
To 2004: - President’s Group - Committee of Academic Deans (CAD)- Senior Academic Council (SAC)- Brock International Advisory Council (Chair)- Brock University Senate (elected April 1999; ex officio since March 2001)- Brock University International Recruitment Committee (Chair)- Brock WUSC Student Refugee Committee - International Studies Committee- Environmental Policy Institute Council
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- Evaluation Committee for Exchange Students (ad hoc) coordinated by John Kaethler, Office of International Services
2001- - President’s Consultative Group, Brock University- SAC (Senior Administrative Council), Brock University- CAD (Committee of Academic Deans), Brock University
2000-2001 - Senate Awards and Bursaries Committee (D. Essar, Chair)- Search Committee, Dean of Social Sciences (until March 2001 when position change from faculty to administration rendered me ‘out of scope’ of collective agreement)
- Subcommittee on Research Health and Safety (M.Owen, Chair)- International Studies Program Committee (D. Essar, Chair)- International Recruitment Committee
-WUSC International Refugee Committee (G. Tatrie, Chair)- International Development Week Committee
- Brock International Advisory Council (as Interim Chair)- Black History Month Committee (D. Essar, Chair)
1999- 2000 - Brock University Senate Rules Committee, 1999-2000 academic year (S. Wilson, Chair)- Environment Program Task Force Representative for CAP / Senate committee mandated to consolidate and rationalize environment program offerings at Brock University. Committee struck November 1998; meetings ongoing until creation of Centre for the Environment.- EPI Council Representative to end of 1999-2000 academic year.- International Studies Program Committee (D. Essar, Chair)- International Recruitment Committee, Office of Student Services (B. Neuman, Chair)- WUSC International Refugee Committee (G. Tatrie, Chair)- Brock International Advisory Council (as Interim Chair)- Black History Month Committee (D. Essar, Chair)- Evaluation Committee for Exchange Students (ad hoc) coordinated by John Kaethler, Office of International Services
1997-98 - on sabbatical in Thailand
1994-1997 - Director, Environmental Policy Institute (interdisciplinary academic department)- Brock SSHRC GRG Adjudicating Committee- Brock SSHRC Travel Grants Committee- CIDA / Thailand Project Steering Committee and team leader (one of five)- Scheduling and timetabling duties for EPI (1994-96)- Revision of Academic Planning Committee submissions (1994-96)- Designated contact for Brock / MNR Agreement on Short Hills Provincial Park- Designated contact between EPI Brock and the National University of Rosario - Designated contact for Urban Forests Centre (U. of T. and Guelph U.) - EPI rep, Board of Directors, Centre for Environmental Training, Niagara College - Environmental Policy Institute Search Committee (member 1994; chair 1995, 1996)
1993/94 - Brock SSHRC GRG Adjudication Committee (Fall 1993)
- Urban and Environmental Studies Council- Acting Director, UEST, 27 June - 15 July, 19 August - 03 September 1993- Library liaison for Urban and Environmental Studies (to Dec. 1993)- Scheduling and timetabling duties for Urban and Environmental Studies- Short Hills Provincial Park Committee
1992-93 - Brock SSHRC GRF & Travel Grants Adjudication Committee (Spring 1993)- NSERC Postgraduate Scholarship Adjudication Committee- Urban and Environmental Studies Council
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- Urban and Environmental Studies Curriculum Review Committee- Urban and Environmental Studies Graduate Studies Subcommittee- Urban and Environmental Studies Search Committee- Acting Director when required- Brock ad hoc Food Wastes Committee- Library liaison for Urban and Environmental Studies- Short Hills Provincial Park Committee- Prepared Faculty of Social Sciences Annual Report for UEST
1991-92 - Brock SSHRC GRF & Travel Grants Adjudication Committee (Spring 1992)- NSERC Postgraduate Scholarship Adjudication Committee- Member of Steering Committee, Green Plan Tri-Council Eco-research application- Urban and Environmental Studies Council- Urban and Environmental Studies Curriculum Review Committee- Urban and Environmental Studies Graduate Studies Subcommittee- Member of examination committee for honours thesis student in Biology- Acting Director when required- Scheduling and timetabling duties for Urban and Environmental Studies- Short Hills Provincial Park Committee- Liaison, OPIRG Brock Research for Credit Program (Environmental Factsheets)- Prepared Faculty of Social Sciences Annual Report for UEST
2. Community Service Activities
a) Policy / Advisory CommitteesEnvironmental Policy:1999 Regional Niagara Environmental and Ecological Advisory Committee (EEAC). Evaluation of regional
environmental policy; discussion and recommendation of policy directions for the Regional Municipality of Niagara. Met third Thursday of each month for 3 hours.
1996-98 Municipal Planning Advisory Committee, Municipality of Laem Chabang, Chonburi Province, Thailand: Invited member of committee to review environmental planning in the Municipality of Laem Chabang, Chonburi Province, Thailand. Meetings held May and June 1996 in preparation for municipal master plan submission.
1996 Governor’s Advisory Committee on Waste Mangement, Bangkok Metropolitan Authority, Bangkok, Thailand: Invited member of committee to review waste management practices in the Bangkok Metropolitan Authority, focussing on institutional articulations with the informal waste economy. Meetings throughout June 1996.
1994-95 Niagara Healthy Landscapes Committee: Multistakeholder initiative involved with natural heritage inventory and ecological reintegration initiatives in Niagara. Representation includes Regional Niagara, NPCA, MNR, MOEE, Niagara Parks Commission, Canadian Wildlife Service, Canadian Centre for Inland Waters, Peninsula Field Naturalists, Niagara Falls Nature Club, Ontario Federation of Agriculture.
1992-95 Regional Niagara Environmental and Ecological Advisory Committee (EEAC). Evaluation of regional environmental policy; discussion and recommendation of policy directions for the Regional Municipality of Niagara. Met third Thursday of each month for 3 hours.EEAC Standing Subcommittee involvement:
1992-95 EEAC Environmental Policy Subcommittee 1993 EEAC Frenchman's Creek Subcommittee1994 EEAC Regional Water Servicing Subcommittee - Evaluation of proposals for new water
servicing infrastructure for Regional Niagara. Bimonthly meetings plus revision of pertinent progress reports.
1993-95 Frenchman's Creek Watershed Management Task Force. Member of multi-stakeholder task force to improve the health, vitality, and biological diversity of the Frenchman's Creek watershed. First watershed-based, community-driven stream rehabilitation project undertaken in the Region.
Trail and Greenway Policy and Development:
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1995-99 Lake Ontario Greenway Strategy (LOGS) / Waterfront Network (LOWN) Steering Committee- advisory body to the Waterfront Regeneration Trust on the development of the Lake Ontario Greenway Strategy and the Waterfront Trail. Waterfront Regeneration Trust, 207 Queen's Quay West, Toronto
1999 Friends of the Twelve Bridge - Committee struck to design, raise funds, and promote a pedestrian bridge across 12 Mile Creek at the base of the Niagara Escarpment, linking the west end of Lockhart Drive with the Rotary Park and Japanese Friendship Gardens on Pelham Road.
1993-99 Founder, Niagara Greenways Network. The Network is a nonprofit multi-stakeholder group dedicated to the goal of an ecologically appropriate, environmentally responsible, integrated greenway and trail network in Niagara and beyond. The role of the Network is to facilitate interaction and communication between those groups and agencies which are involved in greenway development in the peninsula.
1995-97 Regional Niagara Bicycling Committee (Steering Committee). Multistakeholder committee charged with: a) implementing a Region-wide bicycling route network; b) developing a uniform bicycling route sign system; c) promoting bicycling as a safe, environmentally friendly, and healthy alternative to the automobile for commuting, recreation, and tourism development.
1994-95 Board of Directors, Ontario Trails Council. Recording Secretary to provincial council of Ontario trail and greenway organizations, advising the federal and provincial governments and other organizations on matters pertaining to trail and greenway development and policy in the province of Ontario.
1991-95 Steve Bauer Trails Committee, Town of Pelham: Involved in the policy, planning, development, and construction of a municipal trail and greenway network for the Town of Pelham, as member of a multistakeholder committee comprised of town officials, municipal politicians, academics, and residents.
Short Hills Provincial Park Research Agreement: 1990-98 Short Hills Committee. Member of committee which oversees the administration of the Short Hills
Provincial Park Research Agreement for cooperative research, management, and stewardship between Brock University and the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Activities include an annual public conference, an annual meeting of Short Hills researchers, and ongoing administration of the agreement with EPI faculty.
1995 Friends of Short Hills Provincial Park - Member, Board of Directors (ex officio)
b) Community Consulting (non-remunerated)
1994-95 Consultant / proponent for acquisition and protection of the NS&T Fonthill Spur. Briefs prepared and
presented to municipal councils of Pelham (1) and Thorold (3). Consultant to Leisure Services Coordinator, Pelham, and to Town Planner and Parks Manager, Thorold. Hosted public meetings on the NS&T Fonthill spur (May 1994); presentation to Peninsula Field Naturalists (May 1994) and Interministerial Committee on Abandoned Railway Rights of Way (June 1994).
1993 TransFocus 2021 Core Advisory Group, Lake Erie / Niagara Region. Ministry of Transportation, Ontario.
1992-93 Liaison Committee, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources / Foundry Industries / St.Catharines Citizens. Advisor to a committee (Ontario Ministry of the Environment, industry representatives, citizens, Office of Christel Haeck, MPP) struck to deal with citizen complaints about emissions and environmental degradation resulting from the operation of three foundries (ITT Aimco, Cunnningham Foundries, and Alcan) in St. Catharines.
1992 Brock Representative, Port Colborne Community Strategic Planning Task Force. At request of the President of Brock University, I provided input into the community Vision Statement and the Economic and Cultural Subcommittee reports.
1991 Grand Trunk Railway Association. Preparation of a brief and cover letter to Haldimand Mayor Marie Traynor and members of Council opposing the development of the abandoned Dunnville to Caledonia Rail Corridor by Domtar Inc.
c) Guest lectures and field trips
1994 Field trip leader: Abandoned Railway Tour - The NS&T Fonthill Spur. Peninsula Field Naturalists, St.
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Catharines, Oct. 1994.1994 Field trip leader: Second Whitetails in Winter Field Trip, in Shorthills Provincial Park. Peninsula Field
Naturalists, St. Catharines, February 1994. 1993 Field trip leader: Whitetails in Winter, in Shorthills Provincial Park. Peninsula Field Naturalists, St.
Catharines, 13 February 1993. 1992 Guest lecture: The Winter World of the White-tailed Deer. Peninsula Field Naturalists, 28 Sept. 1993.1990 Field trip co-leader (with Bruce Krushelnicki): Niagara's Environment. St. Alfred's Elementary School, St.
Catharines. May 1990.1989 Field Trip Leader: Niagara Peninsula Ecotour. OPIRG Brock, September 1989.
d) Media activities
Newspaper and radio interviews – ongoing
Television interviews and video productions1997 Featured guest on Daytime (Rogers Community Cable 10), discussing environmental policy in Ontario and
the Environmental Policy Institute on Earth Day, April 22nd, 1997.1994 Featured guest on Haeck from Queen's Park, discussing the Niagara Greenways Network. 30 minute
episode in series hosted by St. Catharines / Brock MPP Christel Haeck. May 26th, 1994. 1993 Interviewed in The Canadian Rails to Greenways Network Video Resource Package, June 1993. VHS
Video, 20 min. Canadian Rails to Greenways Network, Gloucester, Ontario.
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II. TEACHING ACTIVITIES and EXPERIENCEA. COURSES TAUGHT
Course Course Code Final Enrollment00/01 99/00 98/99 97/98 96/97 95/96 94/95 93/94 92/93 91/92 89/90 88
Introduction to Sustainability ENVP 1P90 40 66 70 - 58Applied Environmental Policy ENVP 1P91 302 45 - - 24Environmental Principles and Policy: An Introduction ENVP 1F90 - - - - 88International Studies Modular Field Course to Thailand ENVI/INTL 3P70 - - - - - -Introduction to Urban & Environmental Studies UEST 1F90 - - - - - 127 139 145 - - -Principles of Environmental Studies UEST 2F97 - - - - - - - - 81 50 63Materials, Waste, and Recycling ENVP/UEST 3P43 - 23 - 27 - - - 51 - - -Wild Life Management / Management of Fisheries and Wildlife Resources UEST 3P55 - - - - - - 45 - 56 - 18Environmental Impact Assessment UEST 3P53 - - - - - - - - 51 35 -Directed Research ENVP 3P90 - - - 2 - - - - - - -Interdisciplinary perspectives on pollution: Environmental Toxins UEST 3V12 - - - - - - 44 - - - -Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Quality of Life: The Human Settlement UEST 3V21 - - - - - - - - - 50 -Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Human Settlements: The Automobile ENVP/UEST 3V22 - 17 - - - 49 50 - - - -Interdisciplinary perspectives on human settlements: Ecosystem-based Planning ENVP 3V23 - - - - 60 - - - - - -Cooperative Education UEST 3V80/81 - - - - - - 2 4 8 - -Issues of the Global System INTL 4P21 83
Honours Thesis ENVP/UEST 4F90 - 2 - 5 6 5 15 12 5 7 6Thesis / major paper advisor: number of 4th-year honours students - 2 - 2 2 2 3 4 1 2 2Honours Literature Research and Seminar ENVP/UEST 4F91 - 2 - 5 6 5 15 12 5 7 6Advanced Policy Seminar ENVP/UEST 4F95 - 2 - 18 4 9 6 12 7 6 -Human Ecology Burapha U. - - 16 - - - - - - - -Sustainability, Environmental Policy, and Public Administration1 Burapha U. 45 - - - - - - - - - -Fieldwork Project (external advisor) RECL 4F05 - - - - - - 1 - - - -Advanced Seminar in Ecosystem Theory BIOL 5P63 - - - - - - 1 - - - -Fisheries & Wildlife Management (McGill) 375-401 A - - - - - - - - 18 - -Ethology (McGill) 349-311 B - - - - - - - - 36 - -
1 Mini-course given in Executive MPA (Master's of Public Administration) Program at Burapha University, June 1999, at the invitation of Ajarn Saroot Skunrat, Head, Dept. of Political Science, Director of Executive MPA Program, and Chairman of the Indochina Studies Centre, Burapha University2Shared with J. Middleton and K.Krug3 Guest lectures for Dr. Pisit Sarawichitr
Addendum:2003: Field course co-leader for GEOG 3F91: Field Tour of Thailand (09-30 August 2003), with Dr. Tony Shaw, Dept. of Geography, Brock University. Detailed itinerary available here (MS Word format).
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B. THESIS SUPERVISION
Honours theses produced under my supervision (by year of completion):
Boback, Susan M. 1989. Policy for Small-Scale Hydroelectric Development in Ontario. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University. (Co-supervised by Dr. Fikret Berkes).
Kraft, Norman. 1989. Socioeconomic, Demographic, and Spatial Predictors of Recycling Participation. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University. (Co-supervised by Dr. Fikret Berkes).
Morgan, Lisa. 1990. Shades of Green: An Assessment of "Environmentally Friendly" Product Packaging. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University.
Wandinger, Angie. 1990. An Assessment of Environmentally Friendly Products: Consumer Response. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University.
Avis, Wendy. 1992. A comparison of water pricing structures in the Niagara region. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University.
Brathwaite, Sean. 1993. The potential for urban greenways in St. Catharines. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University.
Cirello, Frank. 1993. Effects of heavy metal accumulation on agricultural land in the Niagara region. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University.
Forth, Angela. 1993. The relationship between wetland breeding birds and wetland area in the Niagara region. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University.
Marshall, Jane. 1993. The potential for greenways as wild life corridors in the Niagara region. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University.
Hall, Jeff. 1994. The effectiveness of present regulatory programs to detect and control industrial discharges to sewers. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University.
Kerr, Jeff. 1994. The relationship between parking policy and urban intensification in Ontario cities. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University.
Zanuttini, Chris. 1994. The feasibility of utilizing existing waterways in the Niagara Region as recreational corridors. Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies, Brock University.
Carman, Cyndi. 1995. The effect of social policy on the achievement of sustainable development at the community level. Environmental Policy Institute, Brock University.
Thornton, Jennifer. 1996. The State of Environmental Justice in Ontario. Environmental Policy Institute, Brock University.
van Ravenstein, Paul. 1996. Protection of biodiversity in the Niagara region through municipal policy. Environmental Policy Institute, Brock University.
Brown, Andrew. 1997. Influences of geography of experience on informal knowledge of principles of sustainability and biodiversity. Environmental Policy Institute, Brock University.
C. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
a) Classroom Materials
1999- Online course outlines and lecture notes developed for ENVP 1P90, 1P911998- Online course outlines and lecture notes developed for ENVP 1P90, 3P43, 3V22 1997- PowerPoint Graphics - based lectures developed for all courses (ongoing)1997 Online course outlines and lecture notes developed for ENVP 1P90, 1P91, 3P43.1995 ENVP 3V23 (Ecosystem based planning) HTML exercise. Students instructed in the preparation of
online 'Local Landscapes' reports on significant ecosystem features in the Niagara ecoregion. Consolidated as part of evolving Niagara Greenways Network community-access database (http://www.brocku.ca/epi/ngnhome.html).
1992- UEST / ENVP 1F90 Course Workbook. Integrated course workbook including course outline,
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assignments, in-class worksheets. Revised and updated for subsequent incarnations of the course.
b) Teaching Methods
The following techniques have been used in class and seminar, and are on record with Brock's Instructional Development Office. 1) Student peer evaluation techniques for seminar and classroom activities (often involves assigning students
formal seminar leadership or synthesis / discussion leadership roles with prescribed duties).2) Nontraditional assignments. Examples include:
i. Environmental news reporting exercises in seminar (ENVP/UEST 1F90, UEST 2F97)ii. Oral book reports in seminar (UEST 2F97)iii. Self-guided field trips (ENVP/UEST 1F90, 1P90, 1P91, UEST 2F97)iv. Computer simulation exercises: deer population modelling (UEST 3P55), river conservation
exercise (UEST 3P53), RAPID II human impacts simulation model (UEST 2F97)v. "Public Service" assignments (with direct or indirect public involvement):
e.g.- Involvement at information booths as public information resource persons, for credit (UEST 3P43)
- Preparation of information fact sheets on environmental issues, for distribution to the general public (UEST 2F97)
- Preparation of online HTML community database on ecosystem-based planning vi. In-class debates, with role-playing, assigned viewpoints, and peer evaluation (UEST 3P53)vii. Design project: preparation of a detailed, practical design or site plan for an environmentally,
economically, and ecologically sensible device or structure that realistically fulfills a need, and to describe its design rationale and operation OR a policy, program, or process that improves progress towards sustainability
3) Guest speakers in the classroom:i. The use of "balanced issue" guest speakers (e.g. pros and cons of nuclear energy)(UEST 2F97)ii. Coordination, student evaluation, and assignment structure in courses with large numbers of
outside lecturers (our 3V series courses consist almost entirely of outside experts from a wide range of disciplines, and coordination of these poses some significant challenges)
4) Preparation of effective library research assignments (see ENVP/UEST 1F90 Course Workbook)5) Printed instructional materials: course outlines, fill-in handouts, info sheets, puzzles, etc.6) Student preparation of HTML (web based) documents in addition to or in lieu of traditional printed
assignments (ENVP 3V23, ENVP 3V22)
c) Instructional Development Office Activities
1991-97 Peer Consultation In response to the initiative launched by Patricia Cranton of the Instructional Development Program at the Faculty of Education, Brock University. Active as a Peer Consultant, sharing techniques for effective or innovative teaching with faculty members at Brock who wish to improve their classroom skills. Since 1991, met with 10 Brock faculty members in this capacity.
d) Dissemination of teaching excellence: workshops, special sessions
1993 Participant in Instructional Development Workshop "How to Develop a Teaching Dossier", presented by Maureen Connolly, October 1993.
1992 Faculty Days Invited Panelist: "Skillful Teaching at Brock" Invited by Patricia Cranton, IDO, to participate in a panel discussion on teaching with fellow panellists Clarke Thomson, Joan Preston, and Maureen Connelly. Brock Faculty Days (1992), 01 May 1992.
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D. PUBLICATIONS IN PEDAGOGICAL JOURNALS
Brown, David T. 1995. (Invited paper). Urban greenways: Alternatives to Carmageddon. Pathways: The Ontario Journal of Outdoor Education 7(2):22-26 (January/February 1995).
E. REFEREES
Domestic:
Dr. David W. AtkinsonPresident, Brock UniversityBrock UniversitySt. Catharines, Ontario L2S 3A1 [email protected]. (905) 688-5550, extension 3333Fax (905) 688-1255
Ms. Sheila YoungInternational Liaison OfficerBrock InternationalSt. Catharines, Ontario L2S 3A1 [email protected]. (905) 688-5550, extension 3732Fax (905) 688-2074
Dr. John Middleton, Ph.D.Director and Associate ProfessorEnvironmental Policy InstituteBrock UniversitySt. Catharines, Ontario L2S 3A1 [email protected]. (905) 688-5550, extension 3292Fax (905) 682-9020
International:
Ms. Porntip KanjananiyotExecutive DirectorThailand - United States Educational Foundation(Thai Fullbright)Thai Wah Tower 1, 3rd floor, 21/5 South Sathorn Road [email protected]; [email protected] (Former Director of International AffairsMinistry of University AffairsBangkok, ThailandTel. (from Canada): 011-661-922-3936
Additional Referees (upon request only, please):
Dr. William G. WebsterFormer Dean of Social SciencesBrock University Since 01 July 2002: Professor and DirectorSchool of Communication Sciences and Speech Disorders, Univ. of Western [email protected]. (519) 611-2111 extension 88227
Dr. Wiroon TungcharoenPresident, Srinakharinwirot University114 Sukhumvit Soi 23Bangkok [email protected]. 011-(662)-664-1000
Mr. John KaethlerDirector, International ServicesSt. Catharines, Ontario L2S 3A1 [email protected]. (905) 688-5550, extension 3732
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Further references are available upon request.
Fax (905) 688-2074