Emmanuelle Arnaud, PhD.
Emmanuelle Arnaud, PhD.
Associate Professor in Glacial Geology
Assistant Dean, Graduate Programs, OAC
School of Environmental Sciences, University of Guelph
I have been at Guelph since 2002 and am an active member of Morwick G360 Groundwater Research Institute. I am also the OAC Assistant Dean (Graduate Programs), and in that role I am focusing on the development of course-based masters and micro credentials.
I'm a field-based glacial geologist, who has most recently focused on applied aspects related to hydrogeology.
I have enjoyed teaching a range of courses related to geology and mentoring students with their theses and independent studies.
Education
BA (History and Physical Geography), McMaster University
MSc (Geography), University of British Columbia
PhD (Geology), McMaster University
Research Interests
glacial sedimentology, Quaternary geology, environmental geology, sedimentary environments and paleoclimatology
Teaching
ENVS 2240 Introductory geology
ENVS 3180 Sedimentary environments
ENVS 4360 Glacial environments
ENVS 6720 Geology of groundwater systems
Publications: google scholar profile
Deformation Till, Norfolk, UK