Reception

The Faculty of Mathematics invites graduating students to join us at this celebratory event, hosted in honour of your accomplishments. Enjoy an evening of delicious food, receive a keepsake gift, make memories, and hear inspirational speeches by the Dean of Mathematics, Mark Giesbrecht and Math alumni.

Celebrate before you graduate!

The Faculties of Engineering, Mathematics and Science are delighted to host an alumni reception in Seattle in October. At this games night and social, you will enjoy great food and a selection of over 30 craft beers on tap as well as fun games (unlimited mini golf and duffleboard) while you personally connect with your University of Waterloo classmates from Science, Math and Engineering. Connect with professor Mary Wells, Dean of Engineering and professor Mark Giesbrecht, Dean of Mathematics, at the event and hear the latest news from the University of Waterloo.

Guests must be 21 or older to attend after 7:00 p.m. Minors are allowed at Flatstick Pub until 7:00 p.m. Official and acceptable identification will be required by all 21+ attendees in order to obtain an alcoholic beverage.

There are no physical tickets needed to attend this event. Once your registration is completed, you will be added to the guest list. Please check in at the door when you arrive at the event location.

The Faculty of Mathematics will host the annual Math Faculty Reception on September 17 at Federation Hall on the University of Waterloo campus. The event is for faculty members and will be a seated dinner. 

What: Math Faculty Reception 

When: Sept. 17, 2024, 5:30-8:30 PM 

Where: Federation Hall, University of Waterloo 
 

Registration is required.

The Math Faculty Reception is a great chance to connect with colleagues as a new academic year begins. The event will feature special recognition of recent retirees, welcomes for new faculty members, and highlights of some of the major awards our colleagues have received in the past year. 

Connect with University of Waterloo alumni and meet current students – MBET students who will be visiting from Waterloo and undergraduate co-op students currently on work terms in San Francisco and the Bay Area - for an exclusive evening of conversation, discussion and celebration. Throughout the night there will be the opportunity to meet and hear founder stories from University of Waterloo alumni from companies such as Imply and Tanda.  

You will also have an opportunity to meet and hear updates from the Deans of the Faculties of Engineering, Mathematics and Science who will be at the reception.

The Faculty of Mathematics invites graduating students to join us at this celebratory event, hosted in honour of your accomplishments. Enjoy an evening of delicious food, receive a keepsake gift, make memories, and hear inspirational speeches by the Dean of Mathematics, Mark Giesbrecht and Math alumni.

Celebrate before you graduate!

This is a special event for invited guests to recognize and celebrate the achievements of our talented undergraduate students.

Waterloo Math and Engineering are delighted to host an alumni reception in Seattle in October. At this pub and games night, you will enjoy great food and cocktails as well as fun games (billiards, ping pong & shuffleboard) while you personally connect with fellow University of Waterloo alumni from Math and Engineering.

Cost is $15 per person. Each ticket includes two drinks, appetizers and games.

Congratulations Class of 2022!

The Faculty of Mathematics invites you to join us for Grad Class Send-Off 2022 to celebrate and honour your achievements. Register below to attend and to receive a commemorative champagne flute!  

• Socialize and network with friends, faculty, and staff 

The Toronto Alumni Chapter is hosting an after work drop in social! Drop in and join us to connect and meet with fellow alumni in the Toronto area in person! Tickets are $10 which includes a sausage and fry meal. (veggie and vegan options available).

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