Elise Collet

- Worked on Mactaquac Aquatic Ecosystem Study (MAES), a multi-year project studying the environmental impact of a large hydroelectric dam - Collected data for a variety of projects on fish passage, environmental flow, water chemistry, CABIN and ecosystem function on the Saint John River - Monitored, collected, and processed data on blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) blooms on the Saint John River - Experience monitoring, sampling, and releasing fish with a variety of techniques (fyke and seine nets)

• Ensure the safety and well-being of residents in the dormitory • Plan and deliver fun and educational programming for residents • Provide support and resources to help residents succeed in their personal and academic lives

• Type up weekly notes for assigned class and submit to Tramble Centre for Accessible Learning at the beginning of every week

• Plan and deliver nature-based education programming to park visitors • Monitored, removed and provided public education for invasive species (Eurasian Watermilfoil and Glossy Buckthorn) • Monitored levels of blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) in the Saint John River (SJR) • Provided tours on the SJR in a Big Canoe; Lead interpretive tours of wetlands at Mactaquac Provincial Park; lead seashore explore at New River Beach Provincial Park

• Take muscle samples from fish, grind, weigh and prepare samples for isotope analysis • Assist research on trawls in the Bay of Fundy • Shore support in Fundy National park during swim-throughs for the Fundy Salmon Recovery Project (FSRP) • Retrieve data from satellite/array and maintain the technology used for the FSRP

• Plan and lead indoor and outdoor activities with children aged 5-12; supervise camp staff; ensure safety of children

• Lead activities with children; communicate with parents; prepare bills; serve food; train staff