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profile: wayne caldwell

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Professor
BA, Western Ontario
MA, Western Ontario
PhD, Waterloo

Telephone: 519.824.4120 ext.56420
Fax: 519.767.1686
Email: wcaldwel@uoguelph.ca   waynecaldwell@hurontel.on.ca


Website: www.waynecaldwell.ca
Office: 101, Landscape Architecture

Wayne Caldwell is Director of the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development and a Professor in Rural Planning.  He also has a career long affiliation with the County of Huron Department of Planning and Development.

Dr. Caldwell has lectured across Canada on the future of rural communities and has published extensively in the areas of planning, community development, agricultural land preservation, siting livestock facilities, rural land use, and the environment. He is an experienced facilitator with a primary focus on issues of change in rural and agricultural communities.

He is Past President of the Ontario Professional Planners Institute and he has served on Council for the Canadian Institute of Planners.  He is currently President of the Association of Canadian University Planning Programs. He is a founding member and Past Chair of the Ontario Rural Council and a founding member of the Huron Stewardship Council, and the Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation.  He was appointed by the Ontario government as Chair of the Provincial Nutrient Management Advisory Committee.  He holds a Ph.D. in Regional Planning and Resources Development from the University of Waterloo, and is an active member in the planning profession.

Further information is available at www.waynecaldwell.ca

 

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