Dr. Charmaine Dean, VP Research and International at the University of Waterloo, explores Canadian contributions to the field of environmetrics, with a focus on forestry and fisheries. This lecture will share how statistical sciences support critical work in environmental research and resource management. This talk is open to the U of G community. While more technical in nature, the talk will appeal to audiences across departments and disciplines interested in Canada’s leadership in this area.

Tremaine Visiting Speaker Series for Women in Science Featuring Dr. Charmaine Dean: Dr. Charmaine Dean (Ph.D., University of Waterloo) is Vice-President, Research and International at the University of Waterloo. In this role, she provides strategic leadership in the areas of research and innovation, commercialization, and internationalization. She is also responsible for building strategic alliances and partnerships with other academic institutions, governments, businesses, and industries at the regional, national, federal, and international levels.

This event is part of the Tremaine Visiting Speaker for Women in Science, created by a generous donation from the Tremaine family. The purpose is to bring the world’s brightest scientific women scholars and policy makers to campus. Other events are happening October 21-22, visit the event website for more information.