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Keaton Strongman

PhD candidate Mineral Deposits and Precambrian Geology

Metallogeny of the Onaman-Tashota Greenstone Belt, Eastern Wabigoon Domain, Northern Ontario


I completed my B.Sc. at McMaster University and Laurentian University with an honour's thesis focused on the chemostratigraphy of the South Range Norite of the Sudbury Igneous Complex supervised by Dr. C. Michael Lesher (Laurentian). My M.Sc. was focused on the volcanic, structural, and hydrothermal evolution of a metamorphosed high sulfidation volcanogenic massive sulfide system in the Archean Onaman Assemblage in Northern Ontario supervised by Dr. Harold Gibson (Laurentian). My current research is focused on integrating physical volcanology, structural geology, hydrothermal systems, tectonics, metallogeny and petrogenesis into the study of regional controls on VMS and epithermal systems in the Archean Onaman-Tashota Belt in Northern Ontario.

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