Please join us online to hear alumnus Don Tu (BASc 2018) talk about his experiences – both as an undergraduate chemical engineering student and in his current career as a process engineer in training at Hatch Ltd. He will share details about the challenges he faced and how he used the skills and training he learned as an undergrad to succeed in a new field. Take advantage of this opportunity to learn about some real world experiences from a recent UWaterloo Chemical Engineering grad.
All graduate ChE students will receive an Outlook calendar event with webinar access details.
Everyone is welcome – If you are not a graduate ChE student, contact the Manager of Graduate Studies for the access information you need to join the webinar.
Abstract
Don Tu will talk about how he progressed from an undergraduate student to an EIT.
First, he will discuss his personal experiences: what his university experiences were like, what he does at work, and how he used his university training to get his job. He will talk about the challenges he encountered along his career path and how he overcame them.
Second, he will provide some first-hand tips on how to expand upon the skills and training you've acquired as an undergraduate student to tackle projects in new fields.
Biographical Sketch
Don
Tu
graduated
with
a
BASc
from
the
University
of
Waterloo’s
Chemical
Engineering
program
in
2018.
Soon
after,
he
began
working
as
a
Process
EIT
on
the
Pyrometallurgy
team
at
Hatch,
where
he
engages
in
plant
design,
conducts
technology
reviews
and
explores
how
the
iron
and
steel
industry
is
managing
the
transition
into
a
low-carbon
future.