Stewart R. Wallace — 1919–2009 - Society of Economic Geologists
Stewart R. Wallace — 1919–2009 - Society of Economic Geologists
Stewart R. Wallace — 1919–2009 - Society of Economic Geologists
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SEG NEWS<br />
22 SEG NEWSLETTER No 78 JULY 2009<br />
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Alexander received third place for the<br />
best exploration proposal on the Gold -<br />
corp Inc. Red Lake mine in Canada.<br />
Most recently, he was the exploration<br />
manager-Europe with Gold Fields Ltd.<br />
In 2008, he joined Orsu Metals<br />
Corporation as an exploration director.<br />
During his exploration career,<br />
Alexander has explored for copper-gold<br />
porphyry, nickel sulfide, orogenic, and<br />
epithermal gold in various countries<br />
and continents such as Europe,<br />
Australia, and North America, which<br />
helped to broaden his understanding <strong>of</strong><br />
global and regional tectonics and metallogeny,<br />
as well as allowing him to<br />
establish numerous academic and<br />
PAID ADVERTISEMENT<br />
Candidates for SEG Officers: Pr<strong>of</strong>iles and Vision Statements (Continued)<br />
exploration contacts in various parts <strong>of</strong><br />
the world, and, recently, giving him the<br />
opportunity to serve the <strong>Society</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Economic</strong> <strong>Geologists</strong> in the capacity <strong>of</strong><br />
regional vice-president, Northern<br />
Eurasia, for the term 2005–2008.<br />
Vision Statement<br />
The <strong>Society</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Economic</strong> <strong>Geologists</strong> is<br />
progressively becoming a more and<br />
more international organization. Still,<br />
its main focus and membership base<br />
remains in North America, Europe, and<br />
Australia, followed by South America<br />
and Africa. The former Soviet Union<br />
countries and Asia are relatively recent<br />
entrants to the globalized society. They<br />
now are an integral part <strong>of</strong> the world,<br />
economically and culturally. Yet, relatively<br />
little is known about them and<br />
they have a lot to <strong>of</strong>fer. The geology <strong>of</strong><br />
this area is complex and fascinating. Its<br />
mineral deposits are <strong>of</strong>ten unique in<br />
style, size, and geological age. I see my<br />
role as enhancing this knowledge and<br />
promoting it across the political borders<br />
to students, scientists, and explorationists.<br />
I believe that this will enrich<br />
our knowledge and help to find the<br />
missing links in our understanding <strong>of</strong><br />
Mother Nature, thus benefiting all SEG<br />
members. 1<br />
At the AME BC Roundup09, held in Van -<br />
couver on January 26–29, 2009, Ralph Gon -<br />
zalez (SEG 1981 F), standing, and Richard<br />
Nielsen (SEG 1973 SF) provided knowledgeable<br />
and enthusiastic support for those<br />
seeking publications, information, and<br />
membership forms at the SEG exhibit booth.<br />
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