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Michael D. Rennie

Dr. Michael Rennie is an Associate Professor and Tier II Canada Research Chair in Freshwater Ecology and Fisheries at Lakehead University. As lead researcher of the CEE Lab, Dr. Rennie oversees his team’s use of whole-lake experiments, lab studies and archival data sets to investigate how lakes and fish populations respond to ecosystem changes such as climate warming, invasive species and contaminants.

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PhD

Haley MacLeod

Predictors and drivers of freshwater fish productivity

Alex Ross

Effects of foodweb complexity on energetic pathways and fish movement

Ryan Grow

Fish distribution and movement along the North Shore of Lake Superior

MSc

Hannah Hancock

Meta-analysis of habitats of Northern fishes

Andrew Milling

Effects of Mysis on food web community structure

Sarah Warrack

Effects of nutrients and character of Microplastics on settling rates

Nicole Turner

Movement ecology of Lake Winnipeg Walleye

Scott Bergson

Evaluating techniques for detecting the presence of Mysis diluviana in lake sediments

Brenden Slongo

Currently: MSc at Lakehead, Evaluating White Sucker as a sentinel species for climate change

Tyler Ripku

Currently: MSc at Lakehead evaluating Point-Of-Care devices as a rapid assessment tool of fish health

Mallory Wiebe

Brook trout distribution on the North Shore of Lake Superior

Erin Desjardins

Historical changes in Lake Constance

Undergrad

Emily Meek

Respirometric rates of White Sucker

Nadine Elmehriki

Biomagnification of mercury in Lake Superior

Cody Veneruzzo

Effects of aquaculture on fish mercury accumulation and energy density

Kim Geils

Field and lab technician extroardinare

ELA

Lee Hrenchuk

Fisheries Biologist, IISD-ELA

Lauren Hayhurst

Fisheries Biologist, IISD-Experimental Lakes Area

Alumni PDF

Bryan Matthias

Currently: Fish Biologist, US Fish and Wildlife Service

Liset Cruz Font

Development effects on Lake Sturgeon movement ecology

Sonya Havens

Currently: Research Chemist, IISD-ELA

Alumni MSc

Victoria Langen

Currently: working retail sales and on publication from MSc

Kyle Stratton

Currently: Biologist with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry

Cameron Leitrants

Currently: seeking employment opportunities

Marissa Wegher

Currently: Fisheries Intern, OMNRF

Graydon McKee

Currently: Lab and Field Technician with Karen Kidd at McMaster University

Brendan Allan

Currently: seeking employment opportunities

Lauren Hayhurst

Fisheries Biologist, IISD-Experimental Lakes Area

Stephen Slongo

Currently: Biologist, Hatfield Environmental Consultants

Patrick Kennedy

Currently: Environmental Research Technician, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago

Laura Murray

Currently: Biologist, Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Marianne Geisler

Currently: Instructor, Department of Biology, University of Winnipeg

Alumni Undergrad

Ty Colvin

Currently: NSERC MSc at Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador

Brenden Slongo

Currently: MSc at Lakehead, Evaluating White Sucker as a sentinel species for climate change

Tyler Ripku

Currently: MSc at Lakehead evaluating Point-Of-Care devices as a rapid assessment tool of fish health

Liam Spicer

Currently: Independent forestry consultant

Anouch Tamian

Currently: Pursuing MSc opportunities

Justin Hubbard

Currently: MSc Candidate, University of Toronto Scarborough

Brandon Vennell

Currently: Highschool science teacher, Windsor ON

Corwin Andrews

Currently: lab technician, Labatt's brewery, London, ON

Brennan Deboer

Currently: Environmental professional, Port Dover

Riley Bartel

Currently: Wildlife technician, Government of Manitoba

Emianka Sotiri

Currently: Medical student

Alumni ELA

Chandra Rodgers

Currently: Fisheries Biologist, Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Phil Anderson

Currently: Junior Aquatic Scientist, Minnow Environmental Inc.

Michele Nicholson

Currently: Environmental Inspector, Manitoba Hydro

Jessica Mai

Currently: Fisheries technician, Government of Manitoba

Sandra Chalanchuk

Currently: retired

Candace Wright

Currently: City of Winnipeg

Kim Palmquist

Currently: Medical technician, Canadian Armed Forces