CWACOI - Jocelyn L. Hayley
May 4 2025
Jocelyn L. Hayley, PhD, PEng, FEIC, FCAE
Event Timeline
Doors open at 5:00 PM
Snacks, passed canapés and open bar
Talk starts at 6PM
7:30PM on it’s time to tear up the dance floor
Ticket price: $65
Shifting Grounds
Permafrost in the Canadian North is thawing rapidly, destabilizing land and threatening vital infrastructure—roads, railways, homes—while putting Arctic communities at risk. As the ground shifts, so does the challenge of adapting to an uncertain future.
This talk explores climate adaptation in permafrost-affected regions, paralleling Jocelyn’s own path as a woman navigating the shifting terrain of engineering academia. Just as the North demands resilience, so does a career in a constantly evolving field. Through this lens, we’ll examine what it takes to adapt, persist, and build a more sustainable future—for the Arctic and for the next generation of engineers.
May 4 2025
Jocelyn L. Hayley, PhD, PEng, FEIC, FCAE
Event Timeline
Doors open at 5:00 PM
Snacks, passed canapés and open bar
Talk starts at 6PM
7:30PM on it’s time to tear up the dance floor
Ticket price: $65
Shifting Grounds
Permafrost in the Canadian North is thawing rapidly, destabilizing land and threatening vital infrastructure—roads, railways, homes—while putting Arctic communities at risk. As the ground shifts, so does the challenge of adapting to an uncertain future.
This talk explores climate adaptation in permafrost-affected regions, paralleling Jocelyn’s own path as a woman navigating the shifting terrain of engineering academia. Just as the North demands resilience, so does a career in a constantly evolving field. Through this lens, we’ll examine what it takes to adapt, persist, and build a more sustainable future—for the Arctic and for the next generation of engineers.
May 4 2025
Jocelyn L. Hayley, PhD, PEng, FEIC, FCAE
Event Timeline
Doors open at 5:00 PM
Snacks, passed canapés and open bar
Talk starts at 6PM
7:30PM on it’s time to tear up the dance floor
Ticket price: $65
Shifting Grounds
Permafrost in the Canadian North is thawing rapidly, destabilizing land and threatening vital infrastructure—roads, railways, homes—while putting Arctic communities at risk. As the ground shifts, so does the challenge of adapting to an uncertain future.
This talk explores climate adaptation in permafrost-affected regions, paralleling Jocelyn’s own path as a woman navigating the shifting terrain of engineering academia. Just as the North demands resilience, so does a career in a constantly evolving field. Through this lens, we’ll examine what it takes to adapt, persist, and build a more sustainable future—for the Arctic and for the next generation of engineers.