Last week marked the University of Waterloo’s 108th convocation. Hundreds of graduates crossed the stage to receive their degree, beginning a new chapter in their lives as alumni of the University of Waterloo.
Hello again! I am Wayne Chang bringing you part 3 of the BET 300 – Foundations of Venture Creation at the Conrad Business Entrepreneurship and Technology Centre speaker blog series.
Hello again! I am Wayne Chang bringing you part 2 of the BET 300 – Foundations of Venture Creation at the Conrad Business Entrepreneurship and Technology Centre speaker blog series.
Over my four years at Waterloo, one of the things that I learned about myself, that I’ll definitely remember, is that I like to be busy. For me, it was just a lifestyle in high school.
My name is Renishaki Kamalanathan, I go by Renish and I am a recent graduate from the Faculty of Arts at the University of Waterloo. I’m an aspiring entrepreneur and am looking forward to pursuing my passion-led ventures crossing an academic finish line!
I started my journey at the University of Waterloo in 2005 with no idea what I would end up doing and certainly never thought I would end up with the interesting career that I have today.
After a fulfilling 5 years at the University of Waterloo, most of my class mates found their way into full time positions and began their lives as young professionals.
As a University of Waterloo Department of English grad (BA ‘08, Literature and Rhetoric; MA ‘10, Rhetoric and Communication Design), I am thrilled to be given the opportunity to share where my UWaterloo Arts education led me.
I often refer to myself as an entrepreneur by mistake. When I started school at UWaterloo I had no idea that I would eventually start my own business.
2013 was a big year for the alumni blog. We have had many inspiring, talented and interesting alumni share their stories and we even won a silver medal in the CASE awards in the Best Blog category.