MEETINGS / EVENTS

The APS holds monthly meetings and seminars in Room B108, Mt. Royal University at 7:30 PM in Calgary, Alberta. Business meeting is followed by a lecture. PUBLIC IS WELCOME.


FALL / WINTER MEETING SCHEDULE

  • May 14, 2010 - Annual election of the APS Board, including officers and directors followed by the presentation by Myo Myint.
    Systematic Ichnology : An Example of Psilonichnus quietis Myo Myint 2001, exposed at the Paleogene Iwaki Formation, Shiramizu Group, Joban Coal Field, Japan
     Speaker : Myo Myint, Geological Consultant
    Abstract of the May 2010 presentation by Myo Myint

PALEO 2010 - APS SYMPOSIUM 2010

Saturday, March 13, 2010, from 9:30AM to 5:00PM - Alberta Palaeontological Society 14th Annual Symposium

and workshops on Sunday March 14, 2010, 9:00AM - 4:00PM

(in conjunction with the Mount Royal University Earth Sciences and CSPG Palaeontological Division)

This symposium will contain presentations from a mix of amateur and professional palaeontologists. The aim is to showchase palaeontology to the general public and to provide an opportunity for contact between the Alberta Palaeontological Society, industry, government and educational facilities. The event is free and all are welcome to attend. Families are encouraged to bring fossils to our identification booth where APS members will do their best to provide you with information.

We are calling for Posters and Speakers for this event. Deadline for submission of abstracts for publication is February 15, 2010.

Click here to download a ADOBE ACROBAT (.pdf) FILE version of the
2010 SYMPOSIUM FLYER

Symposium 2nd circular is now available
2010 SYMPOSIUM SECOND CIRCULAR

Click here to download a ADOBE ACROBAT (.pdf) FILE version of the
GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS FOR THE 2010 SYMPOSIUM

Click below to see pictures from the 2009 Symposium
2009 SYMPOSIUM PICTURES

Other Palaeontology Symposia in 2010 in Western Canada

Peace Region Palaeontology Research Centre (PRPRC) 2nd Annual Palaeontology Symposium at Tumbler Ridge, BC.
Date of symposium : May 15, 2010
PRPRC Symposium information
Peace Region Palaeontology Research Centre

For the benefit of visitors, click below to see a map showing location where monthly meetings are held.

  • Mount Royal University Lincoln Park Campus
  • Lincoln Park Campus Mount Royal University Parking


    Monthly seminars and meetings are open to the public.

    For further information, contact Philip Benham, E - Mail to :

    Last modified Mar 3 / 2010