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Kristine Hammill

Kristine Hammill is a native Hamiltonian and M.Sc. candidate at McMaster University studying Aquatic Toxicology. Amongst her many hats, she is currently the Social Media Coordinator for the McMaster Water Network Student Chapter.

Email: hammilkm@mcmaster.ca

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McMaster Water Week 2015 - From October 5 to 9, McMaster Water Week will feature distinguished lectures, workshops, field and lab tours, a documentary screening of 'Cold Amazon' and research showcase for McMaster faculty, students and members of the community. Published September 25, 2015 in Events

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