Western Engineering Outreach (WEO) runs a few events during the month of March to celebrateengineering. They include: Celebration at the London Children's Museum (200 students, 50-60 parents) - Late March Pop-up workshops at elementary and secondary schools (estimated 210 students) Celebrations with a variety of community centers and fAMily resources centers (estimated 40 students) -Celebration at Chapters locations across London (100 students, 25-30 parents) -Pop-up workshops with Oneida Nation of the ThAMes and Chippewa of the ThAMes

The event covers the entire month and features multiple weekly events for students to attend. These include but are not limited to: talks with profs, engineering design competitions and opportunities to explore different engineering concepts. The theme for the month will be specifically focused on Engineers and the impact they have on society.

Project Include will have booths in community centres and public places in neighbourhoods across the GTA to educate parents and children on the opportunities that exist within STEM and share our experiences. We will raise awareness on who we are, where we are active and what we do. We will also have petition forms for parents to sign such that we can demonstrate to schools that there is interest in coding bootcAMps and we can have more successful collaborations. We…

Hack the Globe is a social impact hackathon bringing together 128 students to use technology to solve a global develoPMent challenge inspired by the UN Sustainable DeveloPMent Goals (SDGs). The event will consist of a Kickoff event with keynote speakers and the opportunity to meet experts from international NGOs and corporate and startup sponsors, a 2-week ideation period where teAMs will work with a mentor from the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) to formulate their solution, and a 24-hour hackathon that…

Participates will compete in a robot race that follows a path and obstacles

Finding solutions to everyday issues with engineering and coding.

In solidarity with the 30 by 30 initiative from Engineers Canada,we are hosting an event that aims to celebrate the achievements of female role models in the civil engineering field. Female guest speakers will be invited to speak about their career paths and accomplishments. In doing so, we hope to inspire the students who will become the new generation of women pursuing a career in civil engineering.

STEAM Day featuring interactive activities, hands-on learning and tasks for our JK-8 students.

A gripper will be designed, made and tested for functionality. Non motorized. Gripper. Material available will probably include dowel sticks, popsicle sticks, elastics, wire, sponges and quick ties. The objective will be to pick up various objects and place them in a specified location.

This collaborative workshop is designed to make you comfortable with designing for 3D printing. Taught by instructors from InkSmith, you will learn how to acquire, create, and make 3D models print-ready with a tour of popular file sharing websites, a brief introduction to TinkerCAD and a lesson on Cubicreator slicing software. You will learn by asking questions, trying new things, and sharing with those around you. We want to give you a foundation for utilizing your school or library 3D…

400 elementary students participate in engineering challenge for a day and are judged based on specific criteria-this years challenge is catapults

Build a Launcher and Receiver out of a few basic materials and compete

As part of National Engineering Month activities, the Niagara Engineering Week Luncheon will be held at Club Italia, 2525 Montrose Road, Niagara Falls, on Friday, March 6 2020

WiSE Badge Day is a great opportunity for the Sparks, Brownies, Girl Guides, and Pathfinders in the Kingston area to participate in hands-on engineering activities while learning about the importance of women in STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics). WiSE Volunteers, comprised of Queen’s University students in science and engineering, will guide the young girls through a weekend of engineering activities, from progrAMming robots to building popsicle stick bridges, to broaden their understanding of engineering and inspire them to consider pursuing education…

Guides Explore Technology - Scouts Explore Technology 2020. This year's Theme: Alternate Energy. Tech Talks, Tables, and Tasks will be available. Afternoon Event: Popsicle Bridge Busting Contest provided by PEO London Chapter.

Competition Events & Interaction Display Day

The goal of this event is to invite speakers to talk about generational differences in the workforce, provide resume and interview tips/advice, help students marketthemselves by offering free professional headshots, connect students with professionals organizations (OACETT, PEO, OAA, OAAAS, etc.) and job search tools (CTEN).

Math Competition, Robotics Challenge, Button Making, Interactive displays, Representatives from local and Regional Universities will be invited to have a table. Engineering consultant displays.

From high school students to working professionals, the 1UP Toronto Conference will bring together around 75-100 participants from all over the GTA. The primary goal of the conference is to reach out to the youth of our city to empower and ultimately help them become an active part in creating positive changes in the community. In addition, we will have professionals speak about their experience in the city-building industry. Likewise, students from our various school chapters will also share their…

Station Mall engineering Exhibition

Waterfront Toronto's design engineers, scientists and landscape architects show using hands on building activities how to design and build a new river, roads and parks.

WiSE Badge Day is a great opportunity for the Sparks, Brownies, Girl Guides, and Pathfinders in the Kingston area to participate in hands-on engineering activities while learning about the importance of women in STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics). WiSE Volunteers, comprised of Queen’s University students in science and engineering, will guide the young girls through a weekend of engineering activities, from progrAMming robots to building popsicle stick bridges, to broaden their understanding of engineering and inspire them to consider pursuing education…

Speed mentoring will bring together various professionals in the Engineering disciplines to introduce students to their path of becoming Engineers. Students and industry professionals will engage in a discussion which explores various engineering industries. The students will have 10 minutes per engineering mentor who will share a short intro about who they are following with questions from students to help learn more about their profession. Questions will be provided to help get the conversation going, however, students are encouraged to…

The International Womens Day (IWD) Gala will be held on Sunday, March 8th, 2020 at the Great Hall in Hart House by Women in Science and Engineering (WISE), Sustainable Engineering Association (SEA), and the Global Engineering Club. The International Womens Day Gala is a formal event meant to commemorate and celebrate the achievements of women in an inclusive and welcoming environment for students, professors and professionals. Our main target audiences are female students from the Arts & Science and Engineering…

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A set of panels done at high schools in Thunder Bay to discuss engineering, experiences going through our local engineering progrAMs. The panel will include the effects that engineering has on everyday life, progress in engineering in terms of diversity and equality, and answering questions that students may have to alleviate some fears that may dissuade students from entering engineering progrAMs. For the sake of location information, the address of the University will be used. Multiple Trips will occur during…

Global Engineering Week (GE Week) University of Toronto (U of T) is a week-long initiative occurring March 9th - 15th, 2020 that will expose over 6500 engineering students from all disciplines to global issues and multidisciplinary thinking through 5 main initiatives: Course Partnerships, Global Engineering Fair, a Networking Gala, a speaker panel, and a national social impact hackathon. The AI and Big Data: The Future of Global DeveloPMent Speaker Panel will be the flagship event at U of T, where…

The AI and Big Data: The Future of Global DeveloPMent Speaker Panel will be the flagship event at U of T, where four international thought leaders in tech, policy, academia, and consulting will discuss their perspectives on the role that big data & AI will play in engineering and global develoPMent. The audience, primarily aimed towards students, faculty members, and local Toronto NGOs and nonprofits, will get a chance to listen to the panel live, participate in Q&A, and connect…

An evening mixer and networking event with members of the professional engineering community, at the unique and progressive SteAM Whistle Brewery. Guests will be invited to mingle with industrial representatives, tour the plant, and share experiences with progressive and sustainable techniques currently being used both at SteAM Whistle and the industry at large.

The event would comprise of panel discussion followed by a networking session. This event invites Industry professionals to come and share their undergraduate journey to current engineering students. Students will be able to learn how they (the professionals) overcAMe different hurdles (let it be professional or personal) in their undergraduate journey. They will discuss what projects they have been involved in and how their undergraduate experience has helped them develop the skills in the workplace.

The speaker panel will feature a variety of high profile speakers from around the world, who will talk about their experience with Artificial Intelligence. The event will educate students about the global issues we face in our changing world.

Amazing Treasure Hunt

The Women in Technology Society (WITS) hosts a variety of events and educational workshops to empower and equip women with the skills they need to be successful in their field of interest. This event will be a workshop focused on developing hardware skills. We will be teaching the basics of Arduino and work up to building a small project. The workshop will begin by going through the basic functions of an Arduino and virtual platforms such as TinkerCAD to prototype…

OACETT Quinte Chapter invites all grade 7-12 students, parents and teachers from all local schools to take advantage of this opportunity. This year, there will be a sign up form or another method to predetermine expected attendance for the organizer to be best prepared. Our members will be providing exAMples of Applied Science and Engineering Technologies at various tables. Local professionals in various industries will be available to discuss their projects, careers, education and answer questions. We set up displays,…

This event will feature gAMes designed by UW's SYDE 261 class as their course design project. Each gAMe will showcase a different global issue in a fun, educational, and entertaining way. Participants will be able to play a variety of gAMes and give feedback to the teAMs.

WWC is organizing an event for NEM 2019. The event is: Career Showcase in early March. The Career Showcase is an annual event organized by Western Water Chapter which exhibits careers in engineering, especially those in the water and environmental field, to undergraduate and graduate students. This event provides opportunities for professionals in industry, consulting, conservation, government and academic positions to reach out to students and the general public. Each professional is encouraged to discuss their position within their respective…

This year, Global Engineering Fair (GE Fair) is hosted in collaboration with other major UofT student bodies from Arts & Science and Engineering including the Fair Trade Committee, Women in Science and Engineering (WISE), Sustainable Engineering Association (SEA), Engineers Without Borders (EWB), and the Centre for Global Engineering (CGEN). GE Fair is a free, day-long event that exposes students to some of the most pressing and complex problems and educates students on the topics of develoPMent, multidisciplinary thinking, and sustainability…

I-STEM students will create and run an engineering challenge for grade 8 students at Aldershot. Students will be supporting students in navigating an engineering challenge and reinventing themselves in a rapidly changing world through mentorship, networking, and life-long learning opportunities. The focus on the engineering challenge is water, we will be working with Indigenous Knowledge keepers to embed Indigenous Ways of Knowing.

Inspire and empower yourself by coming to our Industry lead panel where we will have a two-way discussion about career strategies, EDI imperatives, and ethical issues faced by the engineering industry. After the panel, you will have an opportunity to form meaningful relationships with our featured industry leaders through our informal networking event where you can bury away your fears and enjoy a relaxing, safe environment full of gAMes and prizes!

Engineers without Borders (EWB) focuses on empowering the use of technology to solve the world’s biggest, most important problems. The NAME event is a hands-on, technical develoPMent event for middle and secondary school students to learn the basics about three technological advancements that will play a huge role in meeting the UN’s Sustainable DeveloPMent Goals: Advanced Robotics, the Internet of Things (IoT), and Virtual Reality.

This conference will host a Keynote speaker (tbd) and two breakout sessions on equity, diversity and inclusion, as well as the idea of lifelong learning. There will be a special surprise activity after lunch and panel on post-graduation, with a network session to conclude the event.

TORCH is a one-day contest where teams of 3 to 4 high school or CÉGEP students solve 5 to 10 problems related to different application areas of operations research.

This event is hosted as part of National Engineering Month, where participants will learn about science and engineering. Also we will encourage the theme of continued lifelonglearning and its benefits throughout a professional career. This will be a fAMily-friendly event.

McMaster EWB proudly hosts Global Engineering Conference (GEC), an annual conference to enlighten the Greater Toronto HAMilton Area (GTHA), stimulate discussions, and give insight from leading voices in the professional and academic realm on a specific theme regarding EWB's vision. The theme for this year's conference is Transportation and Sustainability. The conference is focused on educating individuals on the importance of sustainable transportation. In particular, it will explore our world’s pressing need to balance current and future usages of transportation…

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A conference that will have speakers from various engineering organizations and societies. The speakers will discuss what it is like to be a member of these organizations, their experiences in the engineering field, recommendations to students who will be entering the engineering work force soon and ways that the engineering community can be improved. Lunch and refreshments will be provided and a bridge building competition will be hosted during the lunch hour.

Panel Discussion

Circuits 101 will introduce children to circuits to promote hands-on experimentation and get them excited about the basic concepts that electrical engineers have to master for their daily work. We will provide a kit specifically designed by Pueblo Science engineers to introduce young students to safety, following procedures, validation and verification. The kit includes an artist designed circuit board, LEDs, resistors, a switch, a battery holder and a battery. During the event, the children will attach the components to the…

STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) at the University of Ottawa is a student-led effort to inspire students from different disciplines to explore the more interdisciplinary aspects of their fields. STEAM Fest is an annual event held at the University of Ottawa in March aimed at showcasing interdisciplinary work and activity in the STEM and Arts fields through workshops, lectures, installations, discussions, and showcases. Last year's edition featured everything from talks about how theatre and video gAMes co-exist, to…

A series of workshops will be hosted for middle school students. Participants will be given the opportunity to prototype and build an electronics project that they can take home.

This event is designed to raise awareness about local STEM and Trades opportunities right in our own backyard! Hear from local experts, and learn about the impact that you can have on your own community with STEM and Trades.

Timmins Public Library in partnership with the OACETT Timmins Chapter are celebrating National Engineering Month with a screening of the film "Dream Big:Engineering our World". After the screening, a panel discussion with local engineers and engineering technicians followed by a group building challenge using Makedo tool kits will take place.

A series of conferences on “Hyperloop Technology” ; to be in French and English, depending on the audience.We plan to have three Schools host the conferences across Renfrew County. We are getting full support from TransPod to deliver this year’s progrAM.

The High School Design Competition is an event hosted by the University of Windsor's Engineering Student's Society as well as the Faculty of Engineering. Local area high schools are invited to send teAMs of students to compete in an engineering design challenge; teAMs are given the morning to design and construct their submissions, which are then tested and judged by a panel of university professors. This event is hosted to encourage high school students to consider a career in engineering,…

Build an enclosed race track for two or three mbot remote control racers; learn about Engineering careers and design your own STEM-theme button.

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For this event we will explore the role that living systems play in our urban environment. Industry professionals from conservation authorities, municipalities, engineering/consulting firms, and NGOs will be invited to educate students about incorporating green spaces into urban planning and design to ensure resilience in the face of climate change. They will present their work in this field, participate in a panel discussion, and lead students through an interactive workshop.

We are inviting local Grade 5 classes to our school to participate in various STEM Challenges (half day) that have been designed and run by our middle school students!

We are inviting local Grade 5 classes to our school to participate in various STEM Challenges (half day) that have been designed and run by our middle school students!

A gym full and beyond of hands on activities, crafting and building to explore engineering and engineering science.

This is a STEM Challenge for local Grade 5 students that has been designed and will be run by our middle school students.

Annual luncheon to celebrate student awards from high school, college and university, Engineer of the Year and Technologist of the Year

This is a STEM Challenge for local Grade 5 students that has been designed and will be run by our middle school students.

The Global Engineering Youth Summit is a one day event targeted towards high school student to educate them and encourage them into the engineering field. The day will consist of three presentations from professionals within the engineering field, separated by interactive club workshops done by engineering student societies from Carleton University. The aim of this summit is to properly introduce high school students to the field of engineering, so that they are able to understand the wide-reaching impact that engineering…

Using only pre-cut foAM core pieces and straight pins, participants will be building a 3-dimensional structure to support the weight of a steel pain and increasing AMounts of sand.

Come see our World ChAMpionship robots and enjoy delicious Mike Mundell’s Fish and Chips! Meet members of our high school “FIRST Robotics Competition” teAM and try driving some of our robots. Lake Effect Robotics is a robotics teAM run by the Limestone District School Board in Kingston, ON. It reaches high school students from Napanee to Sharbot Lake and all points in between. Every year, the students are challenged to build a robot – in 6 weeks – to compete…

We will facilitate a full-day workshop for up to 30 youth in collaboration with Evergreen Brick Works. The progrAM will introduce participants to the importance and challenges of designing sustainable cities and lead them through a hands- on, human-centred design process. The progrAM includes a specially-designed STEM integration activity to help participants appreciate how science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) support social outcomes from their prototypes. Following a tour of the Brick Works led by Evergreen's Lead Hand, Urban Agriculture,…