- Tearlach Resources (TEA) has appointed Dr. Julie Selway, P. Geo. as Vice President, Exploration, effective January 3, 2023
- Dr. Selway is a recognized expert on lithium pegmatites and pegmatite exploration techniques
- Tearlach specializes in the exploration and development of mining and oil and gas resources in Canada and the United States
- Tearlach Resources Ltd. (TEA) is down 0.86 per cent, trading at C$2.31 per share at 2:49 pm ET
Tearlach Resources (TEA) has appointed Dr. Julie Selway, P. Geo. as Vice President, Exploration, effective January 3, 2023.
Dr. Selway is a recognized expert on lithium pegmatites and pegmatite exploration techniques. She will lead the company’s technical management team as it seeks to rapidly advance its expanding portfolio of lithium projects.
Dr. Selway has co-authored twenty-two scientific journal articles on pegmatites. She completed a Ph.D. thesis on Tourmaline in Granitic Pegmatites in 1999 at the University of Manitoba under Dr. Petr Černý, a world-renowned expert on pegmatites. Dr. Selway’s Ph.D. thesis studied tourmaline in petalite-, lepidolite- and elbaite-subtype from 15 different localities from Ontario, Manitoba, California, Sweden, and the Czech Republic, including Tanco pegmatite mine, Manitoba.
She worked for the Ontario Geological Survey for about three years during the tantalum boom in the early 2000s. She has also worked as a senior geologist for the geological consulting firm Caracle Creek International Consulting for over ten years. During this time, she became an expert in writing NI 43-101 Reports and QA/QC of drill core assays. She has co-authored twenty-three NI 43-101 Independent Technical Reports on a wide variety of deposit types.
Recently, Dr. Selway supervised the exploration program at Case Lake Property, Cochrane, Ontario. She also supervised prospecting and sampling programs on Case Lake, Paterson Lake, and Gullwing-Tot Lakes’ lithium pegmatite properties.
Tearlach specializes in the exploration and development of mining and oil and gas resources in Canada and the United States.
Tearlach Resources Ltd. (TEA) is down 0.86 per cent, trading at C$2.31 per share at 2:49 pm ET.