Dr. Pearl Sullivan, Dean of Engineering, Registrar's Office, Engineering Alumni Affairs, and Office of Development and Alumni Affairs are pleased to invite you and your guests to an informal complimentary post-convocation reception at the Student Life Centre (Great Hall) to celebrate your milestone achievement!
Dr. Pearl Sullivan, Dean of Engineering, Registrar's Office, Engineering Alumni Affairs, and Office of Development and Alumni Affairs are pleased to invite you and your guests to an informal complimentary post-convocation reception at the Student Life Centre in the Great Hall to celebrate your milestone achievement!
Pearl Sullivan, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, invites you to an exclusive networking and learning opportunity at the Waterloo Engineering Alumni Reception hosted by Terry Cunningham (BASc 1983, Mechanical), President and General Manager of EVault, a Seagate Company, at his newest offices in downtown San Francisco.
The University of Waterloo is proud to host the FIRST LEGO League's first-ever West Ontario Provincials. This year's challenge is "Senior Solutions", asking students to investigate new ways to help seniors stay independent, engaged, and connected. Winners will compete at the World Championships in St. Louis, Missouri or at one of the International Open Championships (held this year in Germany, Florida, and California).
Come for a great day of curling with fellow engineering classmates.
Singles, couples and teams (of 4 people) are welcome as are beginners, intermediate and advanced level players. Register early as space is limited!
The 2012 Waterloo Engineering Awards dinner held on November 22 honoured engineering's exceptional students, alumni and a friend of the faculty. More than 2,500 students received awards this year for everything from top marks to extracurricular activities such as leadership, community engagement, and involvement in athletics.
A number of awards were distributed at the event, including:
The University of Waterloo plays host to over 30 FIRST Robotics Competition teams whose robots will compete for their schools and the companies that support them. In the heart of Waterloo’s world-class high-tech corridor, teams will get a chance at a berth at the FRC World Championship in St. Louis, Missouri. Come join the best of the best in engineering compete in the most intense robotic sporting event on earth.