Evelise Bourlon - About me
2010.11.25
Evelise Bourlon joined the CREATE Training program in climate Science at Saint Francis Xavier University (StFX) as interim program coordinator in October 2010.
Previously, she worked as GIS environmental specialist at SeisMap Consulting Inc. and as a freelance GIS consultant in social mapping. From 2004 to 2009, she was associate professor at StFX, adjunct professor at Université du Québec a Montréal (UQAM), and researcher at Environmental Sciences Research Centre (Antigonish) and at GEOTOP (Montréal). Her PhD in Geophysics is from UQAM, and her M.Sc in Geosciences from Institut de Physique du Globe de Strasbourg in France, of which she is a native.
Her research encompasses various aspects of solid-earth geophysics, paleoclimate, and more recently greenhouse gas production and soil emission.
At StFX, Evelise has taught Quantitative Methods in Earth Sciences (ESCI246), Environmental Earth Sciences (271), Global Change and the Climate System (ESCI272), Geographic Information Systems (ESCI471), Ocean-Atmosphere Interactions (ESCI472), Geophysics (ESCI475), Special Topics in GIS (ESCI571) and Special Topics in Geophysics (ESCI575). During her doctoral studies, she was teaching assistant in Applied Geophysics (SCT2611) and Plate Tectonics (SCT5510) at UQAM.
Evelise organized GEOTOP student meetings and seminars, and StFX Earth Sciences lectures. She is involved in the popularization of planet sciences as reviewer and occasional writer for "The Volcanic Chronicles with Vicki Volka" website. She brought her technical expertise to maintain computer laboratories at UQAM and StFX, build web servers, and design webpages, blogs, forum and Wikis.
A more comprehensive vita can be found here.