Publications, Activities, and Awards
- A world tour of geothermal resources: Lessons learned as a Hugh C. Morris Fellow
- Annual Graduate Scholarship
- Around the world in 120 days: One student's journey around the globe for geoscience
- Canada Graduate Scholarship - Master's
- Fault-hosted geothermal systems in southeastern British Columbia
- Geological structure, thermal spring distribution, and geothermal energy potential in the southern Canadian Cordillera
- Geothermal energy blog
- Honourable Mention in the Jerome H. Remick III Student Poster Awards, RFG conference
- Hugh C. Morris Fellowship travels
- Hugh Morris Fellowship
- Linking Regional-Scale Crustal Structures to Small-Scale Geothermal Systems with Magnetotelluric Exploration: An Example from the Southeastern Canadian Cordillera
- Magnetotelluric exploration of a geothermal prospect in the southern Rocky Mountain Trench, British Columbia, Canada
- Modern dextral strain controls active hydrothermal systems in the southeastern Canadian Cordillera
- Post-Eocene kinematics of faults that host potential geothermal systems in southeastern British Columbia
- Post-Eocene kinematics of faults that host thermal springs and potential geothermal systems in southeastern British Columbia
- Science Graduate Scholarship
- Structural and neotectonic controls on hydrothermal upwellings in the southeastern Canadian Cordillera
- Structural and neotectonic controls on thermal spring locations in the southeastern Canadian Cordillera / southeastern British Columbia
- Structural controls on hot spring locations in the southeastern Canadian Cordillera
- Structural heterogeneity, thermal spring distribution, and geothermal energy potential along the Southern Rocky Mountain Trench
- Structural Mapping Fieldwork in southeastern BC (summer 2018)
- Structural settings of convective hydrothermal systems in southeastern British Columbia (parts of NTS 082E–G, J–O,083C, D)
- Structurally-controlled geothermal systems in southeastern BC, and their context in Canada and the world.
- The structural settings of convective hydrothermal systems in southeastern British Columbia, Canada
- Walter H. Johns Fellowship