Former Undergraduate Students
BSc students
Arianna Sheppard (2026)
Thesis title: Weathered clasts in basal Lorrain Formation (Huronian Supergroup) breccia as archives of
paleoenvironment during the Great Oxidation Event
Current position: Geologist, Lake Shore Gold (CA)
Kendra Revoy (2022); co-supervised with Penny Morrill
Thesis title: Stable Isotope Precipitation Sampling (SIPS); determining the local meteoric water line using seasonal precipitation across the island of Newfoundland
Current position: Corporate Social Responsibility Manager, New Found Gold Corp. (CA)
Breanna (Bre) Tilley (2022)
Thesis title: Ingredients of a ca. 2.3 Ga “puddingstone”: a clast analysis of a jasper pebble conglomerate in the Huronian Supergroup
Current position: PhD candidate, Manchester University (UK)
David Drover (2021)
Thesis title: Oxidative weathering of fresh komatiite: mineralogical, textural, and geochemical evolution
*Winner of H.R. Peters Award (Best B.Sc. student thesis)
Current position: Geologist, New Found Gold Corp. (CA)
Gabriel Sindol (2018)
Thesis title: Corestone-saprolite interfaces as a tracer of the Paleoproterozoic surface environment
Subsequent position: MSc student, Memorial University
Arianna Sheppard (2026)
Thesis title: Weathered clasts in basal Lorrain Formation (Huronian Supergroup) breccia as archives of
paleoenvironment during the Great Oxidation Event
Current position: Geologist, Lake Shore Gold (CA)
Kendra Revoy (2022); co-supervised with Penny Morrill
Thesis title: Stable Isotope Precipitation Sampling (SIPS); determining the local meteoric water line using seasonal precipitation across the island of Newfoundland
Current position: Corporate Social Responsibility Manager, New Found Gold Corp. (CA)
Breanna (Bre) Tilley (2022)
Thesis title: Ingredients of a ca. 2.3 Ga “puddingstone”: a clast analysis of a jasper pebble conglomerate in the Huronian Supergroup
Current position: PhD candidate, Manchester University (UK)
David Drover (2021)
Thesis title: Oxidative weathering of fresh komatiite: mineralogical, textural, and geochemical evolution
*Winner of H.R. Peters Award (Best B.Sc. student thesis)
Current position: Geologist, New Found Gold Corp. (CA)
Gabriel Sindol (2018)
Thesis title: Corestone-saprolite interfaces as a tracer of the Paleoproterozoic surface environment
Subsequent position: MSc student, Memorial University