People
Faculty Researchers
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WPGG DirectorUniversity of Waterloowater governance; water security; source water protection; water allocation; transboundary water resources; climate change adaptation -
Faculty ResearcherBrock UniversityCollaborative resource management; water governance; source water protection in First Nations communities
Research Staff
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Dan MurrayPost-Doctoral Research Associate and WPGG CoordinatorUniversity of WaterlooWater governance, focusing on collaborative approaches. -
Julia BairdPost-Doctoral ResearcherBrock UniversityWater governance and policy, focusing on social networks, adaptive capacity, and institutional context of policy transfer. -
Alyssa RothResearch AssistantUniversity of WaterlooResearch on water governance in support of WPGG projects
Graduate Students
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Marie-Claire BrisboisPhD Student (Advisor: de Loë)University of WaterlooCollaborative governance, power, and industry -
Kate CaveMES student (Advisor: Plummer)University of WaterlooSource water protection; water governance; First Nations water issues -
Seanna DavidsonPhD student (Advisor: de Loë)University of WaterlooWater Governance in Lake Simcoe. -
Natalya MelnychukPhD student (Advisor: de Loë)University of WaterlooCollaborative approaches to water governance, legitimacy. -
Michelle MorrisPhD student (Advisor: de Loë)University of WaterlooTransboundary water governance, collaborative water governance, water security, water allocation. -
Kaitlyn RathwellPhD student (Advisors: Plummer/de Loë)University of WaterlooSocial-ecological system dynamics, water governance, adaptive capacity, social network analysis. -
Hugh SimpsonPhD student (Advisor: de Loë)University of WaterlooGovernance for source water protection in rural areas, risk communication -
Katie VaughnMES student (Advisors: Plummer/de Loë)University of WaterlooSource water protection governance. -
Sue von der PortenPhD student (Advisor: de Loë)University of WaterlooCollaborative water governance, Indigenous governance, First Nations and source water protection.
REID KREUTZWISER
Retired
University of Guelph
Reid Kreutzwiser retired from the University of Guelph at the end of 2009 after a long and distinguished career in the Department of Geography. Reid is a major part of the reason why the Water Policy and Governance Group exists. He and Rob banded together soon after Rob arrived at Guelph in 1995. They formed the Rural Water Management Group, and then the Guelph Water Management Group. After Rob moved to the University of Waterloo in 2008, Reid became a founding member of the Water Policy and Governance Group. Reid and Rob collaborated on 19 projects, and supervised dozens of graduate students together. Along the way, they built the profile of water governance research in Canada, and had an enormous amount of fun. Ryan joined the Guelph Water Management Group before Reid retired and thus had a chance to enjoy working with him too. Through the Water Policy and Governance Group, Rob and Ryan are carrying on the tradition Reid started. Reid is enjoying a well deserved retirement, but we still miss him.
