Pamela Mayne Correia
Curator and Forensic Anthropologist at University of Alberta- Claim this Profile
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Tim Thompson
It was Pam's work and publications on the topic of burned bone that inspired me to study this topic myself. I still refer back to it now, twenty years later, and encourage my students to do the same. As I was starting out in this area as a Masters and then PhD student, Pam was extremely supportive and encouraging. It was her support to attend the Canadian Society of Forensic Science conference to talk about my research that allowed me to present at my first international academic conference. Pam was the first person to really help guide my research journey and I have no doubt that I am still working on this subject today because of that positive start. I'm delighted that we've stayed in touch through the years - even though we are based on entirely different continents.
Tim Thompson
It was Pam's work and publications on the topic of burned bone that inspired me to study this topic myself. I still refer back to it now, twenty years later, and encourage my students to do the same. As I was starting out in this area as a Masters and then PhD student, Pam was extremely supportive and encouraging. It was her support to attend the Canadian Society of Forensic Science conference to talk about my research that allowed me to present at my first international academic conference. Pam was the first person to really help guide my research journey and I have no doubt that I am still working on this subject today because of that positive start. I'm delighted that we've stayed in touch through the years - even though we are based on entirely different continents.
Tim Thompson
It was Pam's work and publications on the topic of burned bone that inspired me to study this topic myself. I still refer back to it now, twenty years later, and encourage my students to do the same. As I was starting out in this area as a Masters and then PhD student, Pam was extremely supportive and encouraging. It was her support to attend the Canadian Society of Forensic Science conference to talk about my research that allowed me to present at my first international academic conference. Pam was the first person to really help guide my research journey and I have no doubt that I am still working on this subject today because of that positive start. I'm delighted that we've stayed in touch through the years - even though we are based on entirely different continents.
Tim Thompson
It was Pam's work and publications on the topic of burned bone that inspired me to study this topic myself. I still refer back to it now, twenty years later, and encourage my students to do the same. As I was starting out in this area as a Masters and then PhD student, Pam was extremely supportive and encouraging. It was her support to attend the Canadian Society of Forensic Science conference to talk about my research that allowed me to present at my first international academic conference. Pam was the first person to really help guide my research journey and I have no doubt that I am still working on this subject today because of that positive start. I'm delighted that we've stayed in touch through the years - even though we are based on entirely different continents.
Experience
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University of Alberta
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Canada
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Curator and Forensic Anthropologist
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Sep 1990 - Present
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Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, Edmonton, Alberta
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Edmonton, Canada Area
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Expert Consultant
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1990 - Present
I have consulted on over a hundred cases, I continue to offer my services as required. I have consulted on over a hundred cases, I continue to offer my services as required.
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CAATS
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Information Services
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700 & Above Employee
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Forensic Anthropology Consultant
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1994 - Present
As required - I have worked on approximately 17 cases for the RCMP (Alberta, Manitoba, and BC). As required - I have worked on approximately 17 cases for the RCMP (Alberta, Manitoba, and BC).
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Crown Prosecutor, Alberta
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Alberta, Canada
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Expert Witness
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2006 - 2015
2006, 2008, 2015 - called on behalf of the prosecution. 2006, 2008, 2015 - called on behalf of the prosecution.
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Historical Resources Branch, Government of Alberta, Canada
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Edmonton, Canada Area
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Consultant
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2008 - 2013
As required As required
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Education
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1987 - 1990
University of Alberta
University of Alberta: Master of Arts, Physical and Biological Anthropology -
1983 - 1987
University of Alberta
Bachelor of Arts with Specialization (Distinction), Anthropology major/German minor
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