Grad Profile: Rafiq Qutub
Rafiq Qutub, ChemE, Enviro | BESc, University of Western Ontario, 2007 | MEng Candidate, University of Toronto | Candidate for a Diploma in Environmental Management, University of Toronto
Affiliations
- Engineer-in-Training, Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO)
- Member, Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE)
- Member, Water Environment Federation
- Member, Water Environment Association of Ontario New Professionals Committee
Awards & Honours
- Member, University of Toronto Design Team. In 2009, our team placed first in the Water Environment Association of Ontario Student Design Competition for the design of a Sanitary Sewage Pumping Station in the City of Pickering. We were also 2nd place in the Water Environment Federation Wastewater Student Design Competition in Florida for the same design.
- Entrance Scholarship, Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry, University of Toronto, 2009
- Won 3rd place in the University of Western Ontario Undergraduate Capstone Design Competition for the design of a combined heat and power system utilizing thermal gasification of poultry waste to generate renewable energy, 2007
- Ontario Global Traders Award – Student Category for Southwestern Ontario, Ontario Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, 2006
- Richard Ivey Foundation Continuing Award in Environmental Engineering, University of Western Ontario, 2004-2006
- World Petroleum Congresses Millennium Scholarship, Canadian Association of the World Petroleum Council, 2005
- The Western Scholarship of Excellence, University of Western Ontario, 2002
Why did you choose U of T Engineering?
U of T is one of the leading universities in North America with world-class educational facilities and renowned faculty members. The educational opportunity and learning experience offered in Environmental Engineering is unparalleled. In addition, U of T maintains connection with industry primarily through student activities.
What has been your most memorable moment at U of T so far?
Studying for exams with my friends in the graduate student lounge.
What are your plans after graduation?
I joined an engineering consulting firm a few months ago and I am currently continuing my education on a part-time basis. My future career path will focus on water and wastewater treatment systems and design of sustainable infrastructure.
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