Events

Unearth the enduring appeal of interactive media—video games and more. Join Nick Bowman, an expert in emerging media, for insights into user engagement, co-creation, and the impact on psychology.

The Computer Museum is hosting Hardware Day! Drop in or attend one of two talks:

• 11:00 a.m. Gregor Richards, CS Professor at Waterloo "Unearthed or exhumed? Obscure computing and gaming trash and/or treasure".
• 2:00 p.m. Steven Garan, Waterloo Alumni "How Silicon Valley became Silicon Valley".

Join us on October 28th for an extravaganza of hands-on science discovery for school-age kids! From 10:30am to 4:30pm on Saturday we'll fill the Science Teaching Complex (STC) and EIT with opportunities for kids to explore science.

This is a free event!

Join us for the Water Institute 2023 Early Career Faculty Research Showcase! This in person event will showcase the research programs of Water Institute early career faculty and provide an opportunity to network and explore potential collaboration.

Discuss the intersection between the design traditions of speculative and critical design on the one hand, and the philosophies and best practices of game design, playful media and interaction design on the other.

Dr. Ellen Choi, Assistant Professor, Toronto Metropolitan University, will lead this 90-minute workshop (in-person and online) on a mindfulness-based approach to leadership.

Join us for a discourse on Circular Economies: Electronic and Electrochemical Devices, featuring experts from SEED, ChE, and NRC at Faculty Hall (E7-7303/7363), 2:30-3:30 pm. Register now! Refreshments provided.

Amid post-COVID challenges, Canada's Health System is under strain. Dr. Samuel Petrie discusses the pivotal role of generalists in navigating these complexities. Uncover real-world reforms and the significance of 'generalist' skills through the CIHR Health System Impact Fellowship. Learn about Knowledge Integration's future impact on health professionals.

Join us for a special milestone marking the 10th Anniversary of the University of Waterloo Water Institute Collaborative Water Program (CWP)!

Clayton Samuel King, Potawatomi from Beausoleil, is an artist, educator, and orator. One of his areas of expertise and passion is the Williams treaties, which effect his home community. In this presentation, Clayton will discuss life before the treaties, 100 years of the Williams Treaties and their implications such as denied rights to hunting and fishing. Register today.