Events

The winners will go on to the University of Waterloo 3MT Competition on March 27. Come out and cheer on the graduate students.

Applicants and their families are invited to join us for March Open House.

The schedule and registration are available online.

Speakers: Don McLeish (Statistics & Actuarial Science) and Douglas Peers (History)

The Egyptian writer and winner of the 1988 Nobel Prize for Literature Naguib Mahfouz is quoted as saying "You can tell whether a man is clever by his answers. You can tell whether a man is wise by his questions."

From Solitary to Solidarity: Unravelling the Ligatures of Ashley Smith

Written by Melanie Bennett (BA ’06)

Directed by Professor Andrew Houston

Meet and network with successful UWaterloo Computer Science (CS) alumni. Learn how to interview better, get the job you want and excel in your CS career.

Come for new connections, career advice, a fun night and tasty free food!

Due to a great response, registration is now closed! Please stay tuned for more CS alumni events in 2014.

Questions? Email Kate Jessop.

See event poster (PDF)!

Accelerated boundary integral simulations of particulate and two-phase flows

Anna-Karin Tornberg, Professor of numerical analysis at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden.

The Actuarial Science Distinguished Practitioner Series presents:

Neil Haynes, senior vice president of finance at Sunlife Financial Corporate

President Feridun Hamdullahpur and Alumni Relations invite alumni from all faculties to a special event featuring an exclusive screening of the Sundance award winning film “Chasing Ice.” This film will be introduced by its executive producer and Waterloo alumnus David Cornfield (BASc ’85) and Waterloo’s own Professor Richard Kelly from Geography and Environmental Management.

Professor Art Owen presents the inaugural David Sprott Distinguished Lecture. A reception will be held in the Bruce White Atrium after the lecture.

Empirical likelihood

Speaker: Professor Art Owen, Department of Statistics, Stanford University

The David R. Cheriton Distinguished Lecture Series presents:

Mike Zyda, University of Southern California (USC)