Current students

As a crossover effort between old and new executives, we will be going on another Brewery Tour, this time in Guelph! Come out to celebrate a great year with SWIGS, and welcome in the new executive team. We will be starting off the evening at Royal City Brewery in Guelph, and later retiring at the Heuther Hotel for food and pool.

Get your ugly Christmas sweaters out of the closet, we are having our Holiday Party on December 1st this year! This year we will be going to both Wellington Brewery for a tour and tasting, then off to Heuther Hotel in Uptown Waterloo! What a fantastic way to launch the month of December off. 

Come out to our monthly event, Blue Drinks at the Grad House! We will provide some free food and perhaps a prize raffle and an interesting speaker. What a great chance to chat with your fellow water students!

Are you interested in developing your writing skills and/or updating your cirriculum vitae (CV)? Want to improve your thesis writing and brush up your resume before you apply for jobs? This workshop is for you! 

Shoreline Clean Up and Welcome Picnic

Are you interested in hands-on learning of Matlab, a technical computing language with many applications? Our session at the end of September will feature a hands-on workshop led by Frederick Cheng, in which you will be paired with an experienced Matlab as your mentor as you go through our prepared material. 

Work with liquid, ion, or gas chromatography, and/ or mass spectrometry (MS)? Need extra support to push your research program forward? Come out to the inaugural meeting for the mass spectrometer user group.

There will be a presentation by the University of Waterloo's Mass Spectrometry Facility's Dr. Richard Smith, followed by an open forum for questions. This will also be a great opportunity to connect with fellow mass spectrometer users for later questions and troubleshooting.

Food will be provided!

Join the water researchers from University of Waterloo and the University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka to discuss global water matters