Current undergraduate students

Please join us this coming Thursday for the inaugural lecture of the winter series of Arriscraft Lectures.

Pat Hanson, gh3

Pat Hanson is a founding partner of gh3, a practice based on a new paradigm that explores the overlap of architecture, landscape and sustainability. Pat has deliberately staked out a broad practice in the belief that design encompasses the entire spectrum of the built environment. During 30 years of practice, she has contributed design leadership to the firms at which she was a partner.

You and a guest are invited to an exclusive alumni reception at Medallia for an evening of networking with fellow Waterloo Engineering alumni and engineering undergraduate co-op students currently on work term in San Francisco and the Bay Area.

The keynote speaker for this event is Xun Wang (BASc 2001, Computer Engineering), vice president of engineering at Medallia, who will talk about cloud computing and disruption in data centre trends.

Dr. Manoj Sachdev, Chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and emcee of the reception, invites you and a guest to an exclusive alumni reception at Eventbrite for an evening of networking with fellow Waterloo Engineering alumni and engineering undergraduate co-op students currently on work term in San Francisco and the Bay Area.

A FREE workshop about working together, for UWaterloo students of all stripes.  Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner provided*

*Register by December 13 to guarantee your meals; registration closes January 8.

Waterloo technologies are revolutionizing the development of biomaterials and biomanufacturing processes, contributing to innovative solutions across health, medicine, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, food, water, environment, energy, cleantech, manufacturing, construction, software and more.

Join us to discover some of the amazing science and engineering underlying innovations in biomaterials and biomanufacturing and for the opportunity to network and explore collaboration opportunities.

A series of presentations followed by selected research groups pitching their ideas for commercialization to a panel of expert investors.  Registration is required for audience members and research groups who wish to give a pitch. [Poster]

As digital gaming has increased in popularity and become a global practice, computer-assisted language learning (CALL) researchers and second and foreign language (L2) educators have begun reconsidering games as potential L2 teaching and learning (L2TL) resources. To provide an overview of this new field, this talk surveys the history and theory of games in CALL and presents the origins of the field, rationale for the use of games in L2TL, games purposed for L2TL, and major research findings.