Tag: #lifelonglearning
Ready to make an impact in Ontario’s engineering community? Leading a NEM Ontario event goes beyond presenting information; it’s about shaping the future, fostering connections, and contributing to the vibrant community’s growth. Discover six reasons in our upcoming blog post. Get ready to showcase your expertise, build lasting connections, and inspire the next generation. Unleash your potential with NEM Ontario!
The call for NEM Ontario 2024 events is still open! With the help of our amazing volunteers, thousands of engineering students and professionals attended National
The world is facing some pretty wicked problems and we need more engineers to get involved in policy to help shape our future for the better.
Different ways of thinking are so important in engineering. Read this post to understand the benefits of having a more diverse workforce.
Leading up to National Engineering Month Ontario events, we are connecting with leaders in Ontario’s engineering community to talk about the future of engineering. This week I met with Dr. Farzad Rayegani who is the Senior Dean at the Faculty of Applied Sciences & Technology (FAST) at Humber College. What follows is a Q&A session about the 21st Century Grand Challenges for Engineers and how engineering is a caring profession.
Leading up to National Engineering Month Ontario events, we are connecting with leaders in Ontario’s engineering community to talk about the future of engineering. This week, I met with Doug Fairchild who is the Vice-President of Distribution Design at Alectra Utilities Corporation. What follows is a Q&A session about the importance of lifelong learning when it comes to the power sector in the province and beyond.
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