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...degree in music education from the University of Idaho, is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in ethnomusicology at the University of Alberta, Canada. His instruments include mbira dzavadzimu and nyunga nyunga, marimba, ngoma, hosho and guitar. He...
...director.Kavanaugh is an associate professor at the University of Alberta in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences...Icefield Research Program release. While at the University of Alberta, Kavanaugh's research covered glacier dynamics...
...researchers are really fascinated by this," Mooney said. One of those is Aaron Shafer, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Alberta. He's studying the evolutionary history and population structure of mountain goats, and said that northern...
...sue to have bears listed as threatened, another formal step in the Endangered Species Act. Andrew Derocher, a University of Alberta biologist and chairman of the polar bear specialist group for the World Conservation Union's Species Survival...
...the long-term outlook is key. "People get all concerned that people still hunt the polar bear," said the University of Alberta biologist. "My feeling is that's fine as long as that's sustainable, and in many populations it is a sustainable...
...skills you already have. But they may not be the best way for learning new skills," Berg said. Sylvia Chard, a University of Alberta professor who encourages the project method, suggested that students' weaknesses can be dealt with in teacher-directed...
...Glacier Valley Rotary Club meets every Wednesday at noon in the Aurora Room at the Airport. Dr. Allan A. Warrack, University of Alberta, will speak on the similarities between the Alaska Permanent Fund and the Alberta Heritage Fund, 1:30-3 p...
...Timmermans at Yale University; Jason Box, Ohio State University; Mike Gill, Environment Canada; Martin Sharp, University of Alberta, Canada; Chris Derksen, Environment; and D.A. Walker, Vladimir Romanovsky and Uma Bhatt, University of...
...Southeast. All three of Savage's Juneau presentations are free. Savage studied English and was a graduate of the University of Alberta in 1972. She wrote for small newspapers early in her career, and worked as an educator in the Northwest Territories...
...skills you already have. But they may not be the best way for learning new skills," Berg said. Sylvia Chard, a University of Alberta professor who encourages the project method, suggested that students' weaknesses can be dealt with in teacher-directed...