Heather M. Hall
Adjunct Faculty
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 519-888-4567 ext. 37819
Dr. Heather Hall is one of the leading scholars on innovation and economic development in rural and northern regions in Canada. She grew up in Northern Ontario and has a professional and personal interest in researching issues that are important to the North, including: the impacts of new technologies in the mining and agricultural sectors; the community impacts of large-scale industrial projects; and innovation and economic development policy, planning and practice in rural and northern regions. Her work has been recognized nationally and internationally, and has informed government policy in Canada, Northern Ontario, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Sweden. Dr. Hall is also the co-lead of the University of the Arctic’s Thematic Network on the Commercialization of Science and Technology for the North.
Education
- PhD- Geography, Queen’s University
- M.A. – Planning, Western University
- B.A.- Geography, University of Guelph
Teaching
Examples of Recent Courses Taught:
- ENBUS 203: Green Entrepreneurship
- ECDEV 604: Management and policy tools for economic development and sustainability professionals
- ECDEV 605: Innovation, entrepreneurship and sustainable business development