Faculty

We are excited to announce the 9th Annual Conference on Vision and Intelligent Systems (CVIS 2023), to be held on December 5-6th. CVIS 2023 is free for all to attend and hosted at UW.

This one-hour mandatory Equitable Recruitment and Selection training supports faculty in helping them design equity-centered recruitment and selection practices while discussing accountability frameworks for equitable recruitment, selection, and retention.

This one-hour mandatory Equitable Recruitment and Selection training supports faculty in helping them design equity-centered recruitment and selection practices while discussing accountability frameworks for equitable recruitment, selection, and retention.

This one-hour mandatory Equitable Recruitment and Selection training supports faculty in helping them design equity-centered recruitment and selection practices while discussing accountability frameworks for equitable recruitment, selection, and retention.

This one-hour mandatory Equitable Recruitment and Selection training supports faculty in helping them design equity-centered recruitment and selection practices while discussing accountability frameworks for equitable recruitment, selection, and retention.

TQT will host the Quantum Opportunities and Showcase on Thursday, December 14, 2023, at the University of Waterloo. The event will feature panels, presentations and posters. 

We are pleased to announce the annual WatITis conference will be held on Wednesday, December 6th, 2023. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about technology projects, systems, and initiatives in the University of Waterloo community. 

The University of Waterloo's Theatre and Performance program presents, She Kills Monsters, as the production for the fall 2023 term.

Please join us for the Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Energy’s 2023 Annual General Meeting on November 30th, 2023, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. 

In recognition of Indigenous Disabilities Awareness Month we will be screeningDr. Sandy Greer’s documentary Soop on Wheels featuring Everette Soop. This is a truth telling and moving story of a First Nations man living with a disability and being an authentically Indigenous man in the late 80’s and early 90’s. His work as a cartoonist, journalist and activist has since been widely recognized. We are thrilled to host Dr. Sandy Greer for Q and A session following.