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curriculum
vitae
E-mail Lois
Education
Sculpture, Toronto School of Art, 1998-1999
Ph.D. candidate, Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto, 1994-1997
Masters of Environmental Studies, York University, 1992-1994
Bachelor of Science in Forestry with Distinction, University of Alberta, 1975-1979
Site Works
| 2004 | 1:2:3:5:8: 4 rammed earth bocks left to erode naturally. Creemore, ON |
| 2002 | Dialectic: 3 concrete forms embedded in a rock outcropping. Muskoka, ON |
| 2000 | Monoliths: 2 rammed earth monoliths. Toronto, ON |
Group Shows
| 2008 | NVRMNT. University of Toronto, Office of Sustainability. Juried show. |
| 2005/06 | Triple X. Visual Arts Ontario Juried Show. |
| | Four locations, including Toronto (Queen Street West), Thunder Bay Art Gallery, and Art Gallery of Algoma. |
| 2003 | Four. Four-person show. Propeller Centre For The Visual Arts. Toronto |
| 2002 | Artist Garden Cooperative. Curator: S. Brown. North York Public Library |
| 2000 | Latitude. Artist Collective. Curator: Reinhard Reitzenstein. Catalogue. Toronto |
Virtual Galleries
| 2003 | Featured artist @ www.greenmuseum.org Curator (USA): Suzi Gablik |
| 2003 | www.loisdellert.com |
Awards & Grants
| 2005 | Ontario Arts Council Emerging Artist Grant |
| 2004 | Ontario Arts Council Artist-In-Education Grant |
| 2003 | Ontario Arts Council Artist-In-Education Grant |
| 2002 | Ontario Arts Council Artist-In-Education Grant |
| 2000 | Ontario Arts Council Emerging Artist Grant |
Arts Education
| 2000 | White Pine |
| | Rockcliffe Middle School, Toronto
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| 2004 | Environmental Totems: Forest and Garden |
| | Branksome Hall, Toronto
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| 2005 | Environmental Totems: Butterflies and Wolves |
| | Module l’Acadie, Kingston
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| 2002 /03/04 | I in the STORM Garden |
| | Rick Hansen Secondary School, Mississauga
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| 2004 | Revitalization of the School Grounds |
| | Bowmanville High School, Bowmanville |
| 2004 | Garden Stones |
| | Runnymede Public School, Toronto |
| 2001 - 2002 | How I See My School |
| | North Toronto Collegiate Institute, Toronto |
Community Work
| 2008 | Settn’ Stone |
| | Maria A. Shchuka Library, Toronto |
| 2002/2003 | Gardiner East Public Art Project: Bronze Tile Mosaic |
| | Northwest corner of Lakeshore Boulevard and Leslie Street, Toronto |
| 2000 - 2001 | Community Totem Project |
| | City Park at Vaughan and Winnona Roads, Toronto |
Related Experience
| 2005 | Audio-Visual Documentation and Presentation |
| | International Conference, Pan-American Heath Organization, Toronto, Canada |
| 2004 | Audio-Visual Documentation and Presentation |
| | International Conference, International Society for Equity and Health, South Africa |
| 2004 | Rammed Earth Workshop Leader
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| | Department of Art, SUNY at Buffalo |
| 2002, 2003 | Workshop Leader
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| | OSEA (Ontario Society for Education through Art) Conferences |
| 2000 | Studio Assistant to Marla Hlady |
Forestry Experience
| 1980.1992 | Forestry career with B.C. Ministry of Forests. Positions held: |
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Deputy Chief Forester
Manager, Forest Productivity Research
Deputy Director, Forest Inventory Branch
Manager, Resource Analysis
Timber Supply Analysis Forester
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| 1988-1993 | Adjunct Professor, Renewal Resource Management Program, Simon Fraser University |
Selected Papers and Publications
Dellert, Lois. 1998. “Sustained Yield: Why Has It Failed to Achieve
Sustainability?” in The Wealth of Forests: Markets, Regulation
and Sustainable Forestry. Chris Tollefson, ed., UBC Press, Vancouver,
B.C.
_____. 1995. Forest Industry Focus Report: Synthesis Paper. Prepared
for the Social Investment Organization. Toronto, ON.
_____. 1995. From Solution to Barrier: The Evolution of Forest Tenure
in British Columbia. Paper presented at “Who Owns America”
a conference sponsored by the Land Tenure Center, University of Wisconsin,
Madison, WI.
_____. 1994. Forestry and the Failure of Technocracy. University of
Alberta Industry Lecture. Edmonton, AB.
_____. 1994. “Evolution of Forest Policy in British Columbia”.
Feature chapter in the 1994 Forest and Range Resource Analysis. Ministry
of Forests. Victoria, B.C.
_____. 1993. “BioDiversity”. Feature chapter in the 1993
State of the Forest Report to Parliament. Forestry Canada, Ottawa,ON.
_____. 1993. History of Sustainable Forestry in Europe and North America.
Research paper for the keynote address given by the Canadian Deputy
Minister of Forests at an international workshop of the Conference on
Security and Cooperation in Europe. Montreal, Que.
Selected Awards
| 1992 | York University Scholarship |
| 1994 | University of Toronto Open Fellowship |
| 1995 | Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Doctoral Fellowship |
| 1995 | Edward Elsworth Johnson Award |
| 1979 | Canadian Institute of Forestry Gold Medal |
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