Doug Clark
Doug Clark is a former academic Dean/Director at Northern College, a role he held for 15 years prior to his retirement from full-time work at the college last December. In that role he enjoyed working with the college’s teams from the 3 main campuses and in a range of diverse program areas including veterinary sciences, environmental technician, business and academic upgrading. During the last 3 years of his career, he had the privilege of having responsibility for the Haileybury School of Mines’ historic programs in mining and instrumentation added to his portfolio. He’s still continuing with some project support to our post-secondary mining program improvements. While his education is in business he always felt his principal asset in the role was his insatiable curiosity.
Doug Clark is a former academic Dean/Director at Northern College, a role he held for 15 years prior to his retirement from full-time work at the college last December. In that role he enjoyed working with the college’s teams from the 3 main campuses and in a range of diverse program areas including veterinary sciences, environmental technician, business and academic upgrading. During the last 3 years of his career, he had the privilege of having responsibility for the Haileybury School of Mines’ historic programs in mining and instrumentation added to his portfolio. He’s still continuing with some project support to our post-secondary mining program improvements. While his education is in business he always felt his principal asset in the role was his insatiable curiosity.
Cameron Grant
Cameron strives to represent the interests of Northern Ontario. Passionate about the socio-economic landscape of the North, he keeps climate change, Indigenous relations, renewable generation and the natural resource sector at the heart of his advocacy work. He is a founding member and Director for the Federation des gens d’affaires de l’Ontario, a public appointee to the Ontario Trillium Foundation, and a director for the Timmins and District Hospital. He was also instrumental in re-establishing the Independent Arts Council for Timmins. He previously sat on the Boards of the Public Affairs Association of Canada, the Ontario Caucus Advisory Council and as Provincial Co-chair for the Governor General’s Canadian Leadership Conference. He has also recently been conferred with the King Charles III Coronation Medal for his contributions to his community and to Canada. Engaged in the community, Cameron divides his time between the various non-profit organizations that seek to advance arts and culture in Timmins. He has been a long-time member of the Timmins Symphony Orchestra as a classical violinist and Director of the Board. He fulfils his love of winter sport, coaching the Timmins Ski Racers and as President and Chair of Mount Jamieson Resort.
Cameron strives to represent the interests of Northern Ontario. Passionate about the socio-economic landscape of the North, he keeps climate change, Indigenous relations, renewable generation and the natural resource sector at the heart of his advocacy work. He is a founding member and Director for the Federation des gens d’affaires de l’Ontario, a public appointee to the Ontario Trillium Foundation, and a director for the Timmins and District Hospital. He was also instrumental in re-establishing the Independent Arts Council for Timmins. He previously sat on the Boards of the Public Affairs Association of Canada, the Ontario Caucus Advisory Council and as Provincial Co-chair for the Governor General’s Canadian Leadership Conference. He has also recently been conferred with the King Charles III Coronation Medal for his contributions to his community and to Canada. Engaged in the community, Cameron divides his time between the various non-profit organizations that seek to advance arts and culture in Timmins. He has been a long-time member of the Timmins Symphony Orchestra as a classical violinist and Director of the Board. He fulfils his love of winter sport, coaching the Timmins Ski Racers and as President and Chair of Mount Jamieson Resort.
Jim Kendall
Jim Kendall is the Program Coordinator and a Professor in the Mining Engineering Technician program at Northern College in Haileybury, Ontario. This Mining program and the Instrumentation program constitute the Haileybury School of Mines, which was founded in 1912 and has had a major impact on the development of the global mining industry. Jim is a Professional Engineer, and he is both a mining engineer and electronics engineer. He holds four engineering degrees in electrical and mining engineering, and engineering physics. He has worked in both the mining and electronics industries at a variety of executive, managerial, and technical positions. His two disciplines found their intersection in his invention of the Mineral Insights product that measures the concentration of gold and minerals by analyzing high resolution digital images of drill core and other mineral samples. Jim is currently applying his two engineering disciplines to research on the development of a new geophysics technology. Jim began teaching at Northern College in December 2018 and was appointed Program Coordinator in June 2019. Jim is currently working on re-starting the on-site Mining program at the Northern College Haileybury campus. This will permit the Mining program to be a dual stream on-site and on-line program, that will enhance its ability to graduate students to work in the Canadian mining industry.
Jim Kendall is the Program Coordinator and a Professor in the Mining Engineering Technician program at Northern College in Haileybury, Ontario. This Mining program and the Instrumentation program constitute the Haileybury School of Mines, which was founded in 1912 and has had a major impact on the development of the global mining industry. Jim is a Professional Engineer, and he is both a mining engineer and electronics engineer. He holds four engineering degrees in electrical and mining engineering, and engineering physics. He has worked in both the mining and electronics industries at a variety of executive, managerial, and technical positions. His two disciplines found their intersection in his invention of the Mineral Insights product that measures the concentration of gold and minerals by analyzing high resolution digital images of drill core and other mineral samples. Jim is currently applying his two engineering disciplines to research on the development of a new geophysics technology. Jim began teaching at Northern College in December 2018 and was appointed Program Coordinator in June 2019. Jim is currently working on re-starting the on-site Mining program at the Northern College Haileybury campus. This will permit the Mining program to be a dual stream on-site and on-line program, that will enhance its ability to graduate students to work in the Canadian mining industry.
Steve Coulombe
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Jackie Lamothe
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