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.
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I'm a field-based glacial geologist, who has most recently focused on applied aspects related to hydrogeology.
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I have enjoyed teaching a range of courses related to geology and mentoring students with their theses and independent studies.
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Education
BA (History and Physical Geography), McMaster University
MSc (Geography), University of British Columbia
PhD (Geology), McMaster University
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Research Interests
glacial sedimentology, Quaternary geology, environmental geology, sedimentary environments and paleoclimatology
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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