Members of the International Tailings Reclamation Technical Division

Chair

Dennis Neuman
Assoc. Ed. Jasmr
3502 Parkway Ave
Bozeman, MT 59718
(936) 468-2127
drileyneuman@hotmail.com

The following is a member listing of those who have selected Tailings Reclamation as a technical division of interest.

Alexander, Robert
Aljack, Abdulkareem
Anderson, Tim
Anton, Nick
Baldwin, Brian
Ballek, Leonard
Behum, Paul
Bengson, Stuart
Bennett, Daryle
Bennett, Marty
Bennett, Ryan
Bertelsen, Kennet
Bowman, Thomas
Bromley, John
Brooks, Jeremy
Busbee, Daniel
Butler, Barbara
Campus, Julia
Carlson, Kenneth
Conrad, Paul
Cude, Seth
Daniels, Walter
Darmody, Robert
Doyle, Sarah
Dusenbury, Matt
Eger, Paul

Eshleman, Magdalena
Faulkner, Ben
Fulton, Stephanie
Gage, Edward
Gardner, J.
Gear, Jay
Geidel, Gwendelyn
Gonzalez, Libia
Gray, Richard
Greenwald, Edward
Gusek, James
Hager, Jonathan
Hamai, Takaya
Harper, Jarvis
Harvey, Kevin
Hass, Amir
Hawkins, Murphy
Haywood, Adam
Horbaczewski, Jan
Huang, Longbin
Hugo, Justin
Johnson, Linda
Johnston, Christopher
Jung, Andrew
Kemak, Zachary
Kent, Tim

King, Summer
Kreitzer, Sarah
Kreman, Craig
Krippaehne, Bill
Kuhn, Alan
LaBar, Julie
Lambeth, Robert
LeCroy, Anthony
Lindbeck, Keith
McCluskey, Michel
McDonald, Louis
McKenna, Gord
Molten, Eric
Morrison, Jesse
Mullennex, Ron
Mumper, Jennifer
Myers, Kevin
Nattrass, Michael
Neuman, Dennis
NSIAH, PAUL
Ohori, David
O'kane, Mike
Paschke, Mark
Patelke, Marsha
Perkins, Steven
Perry, Michael

Polster, David
Post, Sara
Prodgers, Richard
Reisinger, Robert
Rovder, Ashley
Shepherd, Holland
Smith, Phillip
Spencer, John
Spiers, Graeme
Spotts, Edward
Steinberg, Rebecca
Tang, Zepei
Theisen, Marc
Thomas, Robert
Tobias, Ryan
Trun, Nancy
Valkanas, Michelle
Walker, William
Ward, Dustin
Wasley, Dustin
Weigand, David
Welch, Guy
Whiting, Kent
Yarkosky, Robert
YIM, GIL JAE

Charter

Background:
The International Tailing Reclamation Technical Division of ASMR includes professionals and academics involved in aspects of mining that are interested in, or are involved with, reclamation of mill tailings including fine slurry materials and other mineral wastes related to the beneficiation of minerals.

Scope and Objectives:

To promote the successful reclamation of tailing impoundments and related mine waste environs.
To provide a forum for discussion and exchange of information of information dealing with tailing reclamation.
To assure our profession is involved in reclamation regulation, planning, implementation, and enforcement.
To inform the public of the need for sustainable mining, opportunities, reclamation successes, and environmental benefits as a result of modern reclamation.
To cooperate with other ASMR Technical Divisions to further our common goal.
To promote the involvement of young professionals involved with tailing reclamation through education and the exchange of ideas.

Committees:
Special committees may be established for special programs and duties on an as-needed basis.

Chair's Responsibilities:

Promote tailing reclamation programs at the annual ASMR conference.
Review technical papers submitted for the annual ASMR conference.
Chair the ITRTD business meeting.
Participate in the annual TD business meeting.
Serve as a conduit for information exchange among the member of the ITRTD and with the NEC.
Arrange for chair replacement when stepping down.

Minutes

2015 (This Technical Division met with the Soils and Overburden this year)

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Technical divisions are smaller groups within the Society whose members have a specific professional interest. The Society recognizes their value and serves as an umbrella organization to provide national recognition. They may develop special sessions for the Society's annual meetings and publish professional manuals. Each agrees to support the policy and objectives of the Society. The Chair of these divisions serves as the coordinator of the review of papers for the annual meetings and responsible for conducting business meetings at the national ASMR meeting.

To facilitate these objectives, the division intends to:

Meet at least annually at the ASMR National Meetings and discuss how the Division will contribute to next year's annual meeting, discussing not just what would be relevant but identifying who will solicit papers on specific topics.
Identify in advance related topics and authors for articles for ASMR's Reclamation Matters magazine.
Supply information about the Division on ASMR's web site, to foster communication between Division members.
Periodically send out e-mails to Division members (through the Executive Secretary) so that those who cannot attend an annual Society meeting are made aware of what has transpired and given an opportunity to participate in Division activities.
Prepare technical summary papers on topics that are the subject of current public policy debate, when an issue of importance emerges and stimulate the Division membership.
Encourage interactions with ASMR's student chapters and mentoring relationships with undergraduates, graduate students and post-doctoral researchers, so that the next generation of professionals are aided and encouraged to develop skills and expertise in this important field of research and practice.