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Faculty of Engineering

Wednesday, July 22, 2015

MMSC Online Alum in the news

Mike Kirkup, Director of Waterloo's Velocity program, spoke to the Globe and Mail last Friday.

Current students → Current graduate students;
Future students → Future graduate students

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