Art Exhibit by Ray Dirks
Organizational & Human Development (OHD) offers 12 Workshops within the Student Leadership Certificate Program (SLP). To register for an SLP Workshop simply visit www.ohd.uwaterloo.ca/students and select one of the displayed dates and times listed for the current registration period; or log on to LEADS and view the Student Leadership Program Events page.
UWAG hosts two visually arresting art exhibitions featuring artwork by Zeke Moores and Kelly Jazvac.
John Chen is a distinguished and proven leader in the technology industry. As Executive Chair and CEO of BlackBerry, Mr. Chen is leading the reinvention of the BlackBerry brand.
Learn more about BlackBerry’s vision and how the company is boldly revolutionizing the future of the mobile communications industry.
Join us as we welcome this innovative partner campus.
Stay current in your field of research! Learn how to automate your searches for new and relevant research by having search results and journal tables of contents sent to you on a regular basis. Find out about the alerting services available in Web of Science and CSA databases, RSS feeds, and the library’s search tool, Primo.
Through unique research and training programs, Mitacs is developing the next generation of innovators with vital scientific and business skills.
In partnership with companies, government and academia, Mitacs is supporting a new economy using Canada’s most valuable resource – its people.
This presentation will focus on the suite of programs offered by Mitacs fuelling the next generation of innovators in Canada.
The Water Institute is please to host Dr. Nigel Watson, Lancaster Environment Centre, UK to deliver a Water Institute Lecture. His talk is titled: Learning at Loweswater: An experiment in interdisciplinary water science and collaborative catchment management. This lecture is open to the public and will also be webcast.
Sarah Sharp, Linux kernel developer, will speak about the technical, social, and cultural challenges getting involved in Linux development.
