Dave Marshall Leadership Award

Today, we are pleased profile Autumn Varley, a Masters of Arts, History student and Dave Marshall Leadership Award winner in the academic category.

Taulu has been a volunteer, a research assistant, and now an honours thesis student with Nipissing University’s Integrative Watershed Research Centre. She has contributed to several community-based research projects in partnership with the North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority.

McLandress is a committed researcher who has contributed to the success of two major research projects in the Psychology lab. He has presented work at the Undergraduate Research Conference twice and has worked to guide, motivate, and train other lab members in his role as a Research Assistant for the Psychology department.

Gooderham-Belanger has written and developed his own software programs that will benefit future student researchers and consistently aims to achieve something better and more complete than what is asked for.

Belanger has been involved in multiple research projects where she has worked to: conserve monarch butterfly populations, restore declining oak forests in Ontario, and monitor the health of moose populations and declining forests in western Newfoundland.