Adam Schneider, Research Assistant
Adam T. Schneider holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours, Philosophy) from Brandon University and a Master of Arts from the University of Guelph. His thesis work at Guelph pioneered the systematic ontology for a comprehensive, existential biology. With expertise in scientific research, psychology and philosophy, he is a practiced political representative, teacher and orator.
Over the years, Adam has worked for community groups and universities doing research and public presentation on industrial development issues ranging from environmental concerns to local economic impacts. He also works on private R&D projects dealing with new technological applications in ecological sampling.
At NRG, Adam is involved in many areas of research including report and proposal writing, results interpretation, design and project management. His research experience includes experimental design, logic, comparative and content analysis, original thesis development and ontological evaluation. Adam assists senior research staff on a variety of both quantitative and qualitative projects and is proud to be a member the dynamic and diverse NRG research team.