As part of the Faculty’s commitment to improving Indigenous inclusion, all U of T Engineering faculty, staff and students are called upon to start or continue their personal journeys towards understanding and acknowledging Indigenous peoples’ history, truths and culture. Launched in summer 2021, the Indigenous Cultural Competency Toolkit has been created by and with Indigenous leaders to help guide your journey. The KAIROS Blanket Exercise is a participatory exploration of both the chronological and experiential histories of Indigenous peoples across Canada. This session will be offered virtually and will move in-person during…
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The OPTIONS Program The OPTIONS Program is an initiative to support all engineering graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in exploring diverse career options. Learn more here: http://uoft.me/optionsprogram Program Details Date: Tues July 12 Time: 12:00 – 1:00 pm ET Location: Online Join your fellow graduate students for a “happy hour” with Dr Robin Sacks where she will be serving up practices to boost your well-being. We will discuss the neuroscience of happiness and the role hormones plays in your experience…
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Whether you're new to the Faculty or getting re-acquainted with campus, don't miss this opportunity to tour U of T Engineering spaces across our buildings, including the newly renovated Engineering & Computer Science Library. This is also an excellent way to meet people (in person!) across the Faculty. This event includes two separate back-to-back tours -- join us for either or both, and wear comfortable walking shoes! Engineering & Computer Science Library Tour Date: July 14th, 2022 Time: 11:30 am - 12:00…
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MARSS, the annual International Conference on Manipulation, Automation and Robotics at Small Scales, will be held in person on July 25-29, 2022, in Toronto, Canada. The conference is the flagship forum for cross-disciplinary R&D communities to discuss current activities related to manipulation and automation (including measurement and characterization) at micro and nano scales, and all kinds of small-scale robots and their applications. The registration fee covers the following three presentations of accepted papers OR three presentations without submitted papers (by invitation only) admittance…
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The university will be closed. Enjoy the holiday!
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Join the Engagement & Development Network to learn more about supporting student mental health in our current context. The Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering is committed to fostering a culture of care and support as students navigate mental health challenges. However, due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, there have been additional challenges and changes to procedure and practice that staff and faculty may encounter when supporting students. Join Melanie Carrington, the Faculty’s Critical Incident Coordinator and Melissa Fernandes, U…
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As part of the Faculty’s commitment to improving Indigenous inclusion, all U of T Engineering faculty, staff and students are called upon to start or continue their personal journeys towards understanding and acknowledging Indigenous peoples’ history, truths and culture. Launched in summer 2021, the Indigenous Cultural Competency Toolkit has been created by and with Indigenous leaders to help guide your journey. The KAIROS Blanket Exercise is a participatory exploration of both the chronological and experiential histories of Indigenous peoples across Canada. This session will be offered virtually and will move in-person during…
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Download PDF of Public Transit Short Courses 2022 brochure High quality public transit is the linchpin of liveable cities. Not only does it enhance mobility, accessibility, economic productivity, and help address climate change, but the COVID pandemic also illustrated its critical role in public health and ensuring the mobility of essential workers. Transit has always faced challenges in our auto-dominant society, but now faces an environment that is increasingly uncertain and turbulent. The last few years have highlighted the strategic…
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As part of the Faculty’s commitment to improving Indigenous inclusion, all U of T Engineering faculty, staff and students are called upon to start or continue their personal journeys towards understanding and acknowledging Indigenous peoples’ history, truths and culture. Launched in summer 2021, the Indigenous Cultural Competency Toolkit has been created by and with Indigenous leaders to help guide your journey. The KAIROS Blanket Exercise is a participatory exploration of both the chronological and experiential histories of Indigenous peoples across Canada. This session will be offered virtually and will move in-person during…
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