In an era where Engineers are tasked with making decisions that affect the future of humanity, how are we giving them the tools to make ethical choices? What codes are they or should they be bound by? How might art and ethics intersect with this need? Thinking that used to belong to the realm of philosophy andRead more about A conversation on the intersection of art, ethics & engineering[…]

WOW! Can you believe it’s already April? Thank you to everyone who made this years National Engineering Month possible. From engineers, to educators, to dedicated volunteers and sponsors: THANK YOU. Below are moments that made the impact of NEM clear. Although National Engineering Month is over, our work is not. We look forward to supportingRead more about Wrap-up NEM2019![…]

By: Philip Lu, UofT Engineering Student & Organizer for Global Engineering Week If you had told a group of students to go out and tackle Canada’s largest social impact challenges using innovative technology…you would imagine giving them several months to conduct research, scope out a problem, and build a working prototype. This year, at theRead more about Hack the Globe: Shaping a New Generation of Global Engineers[…]

March 25th Engineering Our Future Conference – Mohawk College (9am-12pm)Conference to demonstrate the many opportunities available for students. A panel of various industry speakers will be invited to discuss their jobs and career paths. In order to ensure our message lasts, we will be providing a workshop for guidance counselors to learn about the opportunities providedRead more about Check out the last week of #NEM2019![…]

What do you know about the power grid or energy transformers? What ACTUALLY happens when you flip on the light switch or go to plug in your phone? The average person is unlikely to know the answer, even less likely are 7-10 year old students… BUT we are SO reliant on the power industry, whyRead more about How do the lights stay on?[…]