Join us in the Earth Sciences Museum on Saturday February 16th for free fun drop-in programs for kids and their families! We will be hosting two sessions during the day. Dinosaurs and Fossils in the morning and Rocks and Minerals in the afternoon.
Waterloo Women's Wednesdays (W3) is pleased to announce W3 REPRESENTS, an interdisciplinary research symposium taking place on Wednesday, February 20, 2019 (Reading Week). This unique event represents the research and ideas of University of Waterloo affiliated women-identified and non-binary faculty, staff, graduates and postdocs from a variety of disciplines. W3 REPRESENTS offers a full day of panels, posters, and socializing.
Join Prof. Lisa Willis for a seminar on including EDI into your grants, reference letters, hiring practices and managing trainees.
If you're in Grade 10 and planning to attend university, you and your parents are invited to learn what you can do now to prepare. Registration is required.
Want to learn how to make the perfect pitch? This is the Velocity Start workshop for you!
This week is all about perfecting your pitch. We will show you the different components of a pitch, and you will have the chance to practice informally with your peers.
Interested in research? Want to learn more about what our Science grad students are working on? Thinking of competing in the 3 Minute Thesis next year?
Join us to see how the participants use one slide and three minutes to present their research to a public audience.
Calling all water entrepreneurs! AquaHacking is an innovative, multi-stage pitch competition challenging students to tackle water issues facing our Great Lakes. AquaHacking provides mentoring, a unique experience and financial support to help you bring your idea to life!
The Faculty of Science and the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences invites you to attend a complimentary cocktail reception at the Delta Hotel in Toronto featuring a lively talk from Peter Russell, retired curator of the Earth Sciences Museum.
The [planned] trajectory after a post-doctoral fellowship (PDF) is another PDF until you can land an academic position. But, is this the right step for you? What are some advantages/disadvantages of this route? Wonder how to get there, but are unsure?