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Acting Executive Director- Peter Dawson |
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403-220-7516 Biography:Peter is an Associate Professor in the Department of Archaeology here at the University of Calgary. His research interests lie in the Arctic and in computer modelling and 3D visualization techniques. Click here for Publications |
ASTIS, Manager -
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403-220-4036 Biography:Ross joined the Institute in 1976 to create the Arctic Science and Technology Information System (ASTIS), of which he is the Manager. He has a B.Sc. in Computer Science and is a certified Information Systems Professional (I.S.P.).When he isn't playing with ASTIS, Ross enjoys spending time with his family, hiking and cross-country skiing. Click here for Publications |
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Contact Info: 403-220-4055
lhoward [at] ucalgary [dot] ca Biography:Lynda Howard joined the ASTIS project in the Spring of 1990. Her research and consulting background is in the area of social impact assessment, with a focus on land-based people and the impact of development on their communities, social relationships and cultures. Her work with Dome Petroleum in its Northern Affairs Department and with the Arctic Institute's Native Employment and Training Study provided a context that continues to be useful in regard to much of her work as an information analyst with the ASTIS project. Working for ASTIS has given her opportunities to work in the North, on occasion, and the much valued flexibility in work and holiday schedules so that she can seek out good conditions for play time in the mountains. Lynda has several degrees from the University of Calgary: BA in Sociology, and Masters from the Faculty of Environmental Design and from the Faculty of Communications and Culture. Click here for Publications |
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Contact Info: 403-220-4032
howard [at] ucalgary [dot] ca Biography:Upon returning to Calgary in the summer of 1980, after teaching in northern Alberta in a "Cultural Awareness through Native Arts and Crafts" program, Lynne was offered casual work at AINA. This work for archaeologists Drs. Peter Schledermann and James Helmer led her, in January of 1981, to work with ASTIS as an Information Analyst. She has watched the ASTIS project go from strength to strength under the guiding hand of Ross Goodwin and weathered many economic storms through the terrible 80s. She appreciates the flexibility of her work schedule to pursue her interests in teaching traditional rug hooking, sea kayaking, skate skiing and easy mountaineering. She holds a BA in archaeology and art history, a diploma of horticulture, and is an accredited McGowan instructor of traditional rug hooking. Click here for Publications
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Editor, ARCTIC Journal -Karen McCullough
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Contact Info: 403-220-4049
kmccullo [at] ucalgary [dot] ca Biography:Karen McCullough has been editor of the journal ARCTIC for more years than she cares to remember. Dr. McCullough earned both a BA and PhD in Anthropology from the University of Toronto and an MA in Archaeology from the University of Calgary. Her doctoral research focused on the prehistory of the ancestral Inuit Thule culture on the central east coast of Ellesmere Island in the Canadian High Arctic. When not staring into a computer screen or reading manuscripts, she finds joy in being with her lovely daughter Claire, hiking and cross-country skiing in the Rockies, watching birds, and listening to opera. Click here for Publications
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Institute Manager -Monica Micallef
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Contact Info: 403-220-8373
smmicall [at] ucalgary [dot] ca Biography:Monica Micallef and her family moved to Calgary in 2007. Monica has been working as a senior accountant and office manager for more than 25 years, most of those years in Toronto. She is also the General Manager for the Mount Royal Conservatory Choirs, a part-time position. In her spare time, Monica plays piano, skates and sews, and is in the final stages of Certified Management Accountant qualification; her goal is to qualify as a CMA before she retires! |
Administrative Assistant -Melanie Paulson
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Contact Info: (403) 220-7515
mpaulson [at] ucalgary [dot] ca , arctic [at] ucalgary [dot] ca Biography:Melanie returned to the University of Calgary in February 2011, after a two-year hiatus spent in the retail sector at the perpetually busy Apple Store. Melanie graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1996 with a Master of Science degree in Organic Chemistry, but realized soon thereafter that she preferred the administrative aspects of the laboratory to synthesizing new compounds. She enjoys interacting with the AINA members via all methods of communication. When not at the front desk, she likes to pack in as much hiking and camping with her husband and three kids as our short Canadian summers allow. |
ASTIS, Information Analyst -Pam Scowen
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Contact Info: 403-220-4033
pscowen [at] ucalgary [dot] ca Biography:I have been an Information Analyst with the Arctic Science and Technology Information System since June 2002. My past university studies include biology, chemistry, and geology. I try to spend at least as much time outdoors, particularly riding my various bicycles in the North and in the mountains, as I spend at my computer working on the ASTIS database. |
Kluane Lake Research Station, Manager -Sian Williams
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Contact info:Phone: (867) 841-4561 Mailing Address: AINA, Kluane Lake Research Station |
| Canada: University of Calgary 2500 University Drive N.W. Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2N 1N4 Telephone: (403) 220-7515 Fax: (403) 282-4609 |
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USA: University of Alaska P.O. Box 6808 Rasmuson Library Fairbanks, Alaska USA 99775-6808 Telephone: (907) 474-7450 Fax: (907) 474-7290 |
