Posts Tagged: 2011

The demand for mineral and mining engineering is  growing—but how do female engineers fit into the picture? Kristin Foster (MinE1T3) shares her story. What did you want to be when […]

Read the entire story, written by NSBE International Committee Chair Richelle Thomas.

Rezwana Sharmin (EngSci 1T0 + PEY) has wanted to encourage young girls to explore the world of engineering ever since she began her undergraduate journey here at U of T. Sharmin and […]

From working with hydraulic arms to dissecting perches, black youth had the opportunity to learn more about the world of engineering during ENGage, a week-long day camp from students in grade seven […]

Newfoundland and Labrador’s provincial government announced the creation of a new awards program yesterday that will send top high school students to prestigious enrichment programs in the US and Canada. […]

Event date: Wednesday, April 20, 2011, from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM For an upcoming episode of Spark, Nora spoke to Dr. Andrew Goldenberg, an engineering professor spearheading the Robotics and Automation […]

March 14, 2011 If you’re scrambling to find a fun and interactive activity for your teen this March break, U of T’s Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering may have […]

March 4, 2011 For Jennifer Porat, summer camp isn’t about s’mores and canoe trips. It’s about creating a runway collection and learning about the fashion industry. This August, Jennifer, 13, […]