Toronto and GTA Alumni Networking Reception
Join us for our annual Earth and Environmental Sciences alumni cocktail reception in Toronto, and reconnect with your fellow Science alumni!
Join us for our annual Earth and Environmental Sciences alumni cocktail reception in Toronto, and reconnect with your fellow Science alumni!
Speaker: Dr. Andre Issacs
It is becoming increasingly difficult for educators to be effective in the classroom if we continue to decouple students’ lived experiences from their academic learning. This talk will focus on modern strategies that capitalize on the unique learning styles of the younger generation, with special attention to students from historically marginalized groups, to broaden participation in STEM.
Please note: this event is only open to members of the University of Waterloo community. Registration is required.
An interactive, virtual panel of women UW Science alumni celebrate International Women's Day with a discussion around the 2025 theme, #AccelerateAction,
A send off celebration for the graduating Faculty of Science Class of 2025
Come join us to celebrate the Year of Quantum by engaging with leading experts who share what’s next in quantum science!
This free event takes place at the Schooner Street Brewery. Light snacks and beverages will be available for purchase. Please register!
The Science Graduate Student Association (SGSA) is thrilled to present the Pursuits in Applied and Theoretical (PATH) Science Symposium, a Faculty-wide event in collaboration with the Applied Mathematics department. This marks the first year of an exciting new tradition, bringing together science students and researchers from across campus to showcase and celebrate cutting-edge research.
Come join us to explore how University of Waterloo experts are developing innovative solutions to address one of the most pressing issues of our time.
This free event takes place at the Catalyst Commons. Light snacks and beverages will be available for purchase. Please register!
Come back to campus to reconnect with classmates, see what's new in Science, and explore some science experiments and with your family and classmates.