LATITUDE
years, guiding students in their own discoveries of Alberta’s oil reserves. Leduc No. 1 and the Pembina oilfields were both discovered by students of Dr. Stelck. When the Geological Survey of Canada stopped identifying fossils outside of their own collections, Dr. Stelck and a colleague continued the work, identifying more than 50,000 fossils every year for 10 years. Dr. Stelck’s work is continued through the C.R. Stelck Chair in Petroleum Geology, currently held by George Pemberton, P.Geol. In addition to being an officer of the Order of Canada, Dr. Stelck has received the Queen’s Golden Jubilee and Diamond Jubilee medals, and the R.J.W. Douglas Medal, among other honours. To top it off, he remains active in his field — and recently published a paper.
WHO’S MOVING WHERE
Chris Martin, P.Eng. , of Calgary, has been appointed President and CEO of Engenium Chemicals Corp. Mr. Martin has been with the company for 15 years, most recently as Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Martin replaces the founder of Engenium, Greg Martin, P.Eng. , who stepped down after more than 31 years with the company. Harold Kim, P.Eng. , of Calgary, was appointed Environmental Business Lead at McElhanney Consulting Services Inc. for the company’s Prairies region. Before joining McElhanney, he led several engineering consulting firms across Canada and North America. The Government of Alberta has announced Ernie Hui, P.Eng. , of Edmonton, has been appointed to a new special advisory role on water quality. Mr. Hui is currently the Deputy Minister at Alberta Seniors and was previously the Deputy Minister of Environment and Water.
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