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Tracy Hillis is listed as Chief Scientist at Arctic Research Foundation, based in Canada, Canada, Canada. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at stmarytx.edu and a matched LinkedIn profile for Tracy Hillis.
Tracy Hillis previously worked as Manager Animal Care at Aurora Research Institute and Technical Support EG-05 level at Wildlife And Landscape Science Directorate Environment And Climate Change Canada. Tracy Hillis holds Ph.D. Program, Zoology from University Of Guelph.
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I have over 42 years of experience in research, teaching and curriculum development, data analysis and management, development and implementation of multiple research and community education programs, training and staff development, and public consultation. If I were to make a list of everything I have been responsible for and overseen, in addition to the competencies and skills I have acquired in my roles throughout my career and life, I believe most people would be astonished. What sets me apart is my creativity. I’m excellent at coming up with new ideas and concepts, I am an innovator in my many roles and trust my inner vision and my skills to identify how things fit together. I move my ideas and skills to action and can apply them to any context or role. I can see the things that most people do not and can apply all my skillsets to see through gaps and how they fit into a big picture. I want a position that allows me to continue learning and building my skills. I’m looking for a position in an organization that can see beyond a specific job title and see the value in my overall experience. As well I hope the values match up with what’s important to me – learning, being challenged and enjoying what I do.
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Canada
I am responsible for the development and delivery (both within ARF and in collaboration with ARF partners) of effective and relevant, local- to regional-scale science programs that utilize ARF’s existing and future infrastructure. It is my responsibility to ensure these partnerships are built and delivered through communities while building productive.
Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, Canada
I am responsible for ensuring that all compliance and accreditation requirements (through the Canadian Council on Animal Care) related to the ethical and humane use of animals in research and teaching are met by Aurora College faculty, staff, and partnered researchers as the college transforms into a polytechnic university. As part of the Research Services.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
In collaboration with project partners and knowledge holders, develop conceptual frameworks/stressor-response pathway diagrams to examine impacts of oil sands development on i) the quantity and quality of natural resources, and ii) on access to those resources, at local (community) and regional scales. With project partners, develop a monitoring program.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Research Analyst specializing in sports performance. I am creative and innovative in monitoring and recording sporting performances for a team/organization. I use this information to liaise with coaches and athletes in training and competitive environments in order to ensure improvements in their performanceCurrent Research:Kinanthropometrical and.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Limited Term - 8 monthsAssist Conservation Research team members with GIS analyses and mapping: Kenya Mountain Bongo Partnership/Sitatunga Research Program, Development Section Wilder Institute.Assist community conservation projects with data management and analysis Wechiau Community Hippo Sanctuary, Half-moon hairstreak butterflyCo-coordinate the.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
successfully assisted 13 communities in workplan development for application to Oil Sands Monitoring FundingAssisted consultants, university, government and communities to create partnerships for Oil Sands Monitoring programsdesigned and implemented Indigenous Community-Based Monitoring (ICBM) in relation to oil sands-related environmental change. main.
Behchoko NWT
As the Manager, Recreation I was responsible for the oversight and direction of the Community Recreation Program at the KÓ GOCHO CENTRE (SPORTSPLEX), with a particular focus on expanding current programming and supports to address the increased needs of children, youth and seniors in the community. This position involves both direct service and program.
Peterborough Ontario
Responsible for the organization and implementation of sport and recreation programming for children and youth of all abilities offered by the Department of Athletics & Recreation at Trent University. Assess the program requirements of children and youth in the community by communicating with youth (and/or their families) to determine their needs and.
Calgary, Canada Area
Development, co-ordination of and conducting of summer training for athletes from various clubs around the provinceDirect coaching, interaction, communication, and evaluation of program athletesInnovative training program design and implementation, including technical and equipment aspectsContribute to the creation and implementation of a speed skating.
Across Canada
Calgary, Canada Area
I have been chosen to represent New Zealand as coach for their skaters attending World Cup Short Track #1 in Calgary Alberta. Work with athletes technical (video analysis and coaching programs),
North Wind Training, Canmore, Calgary, And Yellowknife NWT Canada Area
Calgary Alberta
Professor Human Kinetics: Fundamental Movement Skills/Physical Literacy, Sports Performance, Assessment and Analysis, Leadership and Communication, Nutrition.
Across Canada
April 1980 to July 2010: I was working in biology as a research/field technician to senior wildlife biologist. I’ve focused on biology and environmental concepts for the majority of my career. I believe the research and university degrees have given me a strong foundation and my experiences have deepened my understanding of the concepts we learn. As an.
Across Canada
2010 ECO's Focus Group on NOS for Environmental Practitioners. Technical Review sub-sectors Education, Habitat, Population Biology and Research and Development. Instructional, Curriculum Design and Instructional Guide OLDS College Retail Meat Program;Alberta Women in Science/Aboriginal Women in Science mentorGLOBE Canada affiliate scientist Snow Protocol.
My experiences in the north have provided me with a variety of northern environmental disciplines including management of baseline data collection programs, development of multiple research and community education programs, environmental assessment, environmental impact assessment, and public consultation.
My research centered on the multi-scale foraging behaviour and movements of woodland caribou in response to anthropogenic and natural disturbance. Here, I developed mechanistic linkages between observed movement patterns and animal behaviour ranging from the forage site to the landscape scale. My research direction progressed to an investigation of larger.
responsible for the setting up of research proposals, applying for funding, initiation and conduction of research. I have developed eight fourth-year honours projects, co-supervising five of these, supervising three. One of the projects I have initiated has continued to the Master’s Level. I have an extensive teaching background as well teaching courses at.
2004. Doctorate of Philosophy program Thesis Effects of Habitat Fragmentation on the Behaviour and Ecology of Woodland Caribou ,Rangifer.
1990. Masters of Science Biology Program Thesis: Variation in the Demography and Ecology of the Tundra Wolf, Canis lupus, in the Keewatin.
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Tracy Hillis works for Arctic Research Foundation.
Tracy Hillis is listed as Chief Scientist at Arctic Research Foundation.
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Tracy Hillis is based in Canada, Canada, Canada while working with Arctic Research Foundation.
Tracy Hillis has worked for Arctic Research Foundation, Aurora Research Institute, Wildlife And Landscape Science Directorate Environment And Climate Change Canada, Self-Employed, and Wilder Institute Calgary Zoo.
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Tracy Hillis holds Ph.D. Program, Zoology from University Of Guelph.
Tracy Hillis is listed with skills including Coaching, Science, Research, Teaching, Program Development, Public Speaking, Sports, and Analysis.
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