Events

From field technician to the president of a Canada-wide environmental science and engineering consulting firm, join geography grad David Wade for insights into what it takes to be successful at any level of a geoscience or engineering firm.

There are many things Jen Sivananthan wished she knew while she was in school – and now she wants to share them with you.

The TD Walter Bean (TDWB) High School Lecture is back and in person!

This is a free annual event that brings into focus important environmental issues and promotes a legacy of community involvement and commitment to youth. We are inviting students in grades 8*-12 to join us on Thursday, June 9, 2022, at 10am at Federation Hall for, Water Future: A New Generation of Sustainability Leaders.  

Learning how to step out of your comfort zone is no easy task!

When climbing the career ladder, you must first make sure it is leaning against the right wall.

With experience in the public, private and non-profit sectors, SEED grad and Sustainability ESG Consultant at Caribbean Climate Innovation Center, Nalini Jagnarine has paid her dues, learned from the best and built a professional network to support her career success.

Join MES grad, Shahira Esmail for an Alumni Office Hour where she will share her career journey and speak to the state of the carbon markets around the world - where the demand will be and how to best position yourself as a new grad.

Ask questions, learn strategies for networking, and skills to develop into a strong, capable leader in the world of environmental consulting!

Join Sustainability Consultant, Isha Mistry for an Alumni Office Hour to learn about her experience in the sustainability consulting industry, from her international co-op experience to her professional work in the public and private sectors.

Alumni Office Hour: How to Navigate Changing Sectors

Join ENBUS grad and Founder of Sustainable Project Partners Consulting Inc. Dave Carscadden for an Alumni Office Hour on the future of renewable energy and energy storage.

Although scary, change can lead us to exactly what we did not realize we were even looking for, a realization that Tomas Piotto had when he changed both his career and educational paths.