CIM AWARDS - Barlow Memorial Medal

AWARDS

Barlow Memorial Medal - Description

Established in 1916 as a memorial to Alfred Ernest Barlow, President of the Institute for the term 1912-1919 and distinguished for his contributions to our knowledge of Precambrian geology. The Prize is given for the best paper on economic geology published by the Institute in any year.

This Year's Winners - 2008

Sean H. McClenaghan
Fredericton, NB

“In recognition of an excellent paper entitled “The Gold-rich Louvicourt volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit, New-Brunswick: A Kuroko analogue in the Bathurst Mining Camp.”

David R. Lentz
Fredericton, NB

“In recognition of an excellent paper entitled “The Gold-rich Louvicourt volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit, New-Brunswick: A Kuroko analogue in the Bathurst Mining Camp.”

Chris J. Beaumont-Smith
Fredericton, NB

“In recognition of an excellent paper entitled “The Gold-rich Louvicourt volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit, New-Brunswick: A Kuroko analogue in the Bathurst Mining Camp.”