Student Leadership
Industry and peer institutions around the world value and seek-out our students’ exceptional technical strengths and analytical capabilities. U of T Engineering students further distinguish themselves with their creativity and innovative spirit. They pursue roles that make impactful contributions at local, national and global levels. They are our future engineering leaders – and the future is promising.
In 2009-2010, our Faculty welcomed over 1,215 extraordinary First-Year students, with an entering average of 88.9%. Whether they volunteer to help Toronto’s homeless, participate in student government, gain international experience through Engineers Without Borders (EWB) or share their musical gifts, this new generation of engineers envision the future on all fronts and apply their creativity and sound technical skills to shape our future.
We take great pride in the achievements of our student leaders, who generously share their time and talents to build a better world.
April 20, 2010
Volume 3, Issue 13
In this issue:
Alumni News
Cornerstones
What's Happening?
Save-the-date
Faculty News
Quick Links
Alumni News
15 Engineering students receive Gordon Cressy AwardUndergraduate students recognized for their leadership, dedication and contribution to activities outside the classroom Graduate Student Exchange prompts increased photonics discoveryResearch collaboration and student exchange to continue between Skule(TM) and Freidrich Schiller University Jana Four U of T Engineering Teams win at 2010 Ontario Engineering CompetitionU of T Engineering’s Junior Design Team won first place at 2010 Ontario Engineering Competition U of T student earns entrepreneurial plauditsECE PhD candidate creates software program that automatically arranges hundreds of photos into collages |
Cornerstones Built by Alumni
Alberta Skule™ Admissions Scholarship
Calgary alumni recognize the achievements of Alberta students
Skule™ Society: Just the right thing to do
Adeniyi Akanni (CivE 8T9) pays it forward as a donor to Skule™
Tetr@UT: Learning Through Service
Student-run organization develops innovative assistive technologies with support from the Skule™ Fund for Education
What's Happening?
Spring Reunion 2010: Welcome Back!
Departmental luncheons, leading faculty lectures, class dinners honour alumni
Biz Skule™: Leading by Example
Five alumni commit to highlighting successful entrepreneurial pursuits of their Engineering peers
Let Us Entertain You
Sold-out crowd of alumni and friends laughed, cried and cheered at opening performance of Skule™ Nite
Civ-Geo-Min Alumni Dinner
Alumni celebrated with new and old friends at second annual event
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Faculty News
Auto Industry helps retool Health Care
Michael Carter (MIE) considers assembly lines for inspiration on health care reform
Study by U of T prof supports green move
Heather Maclean's (CIV) findings that biomass dramatically reduce greenhouse emissions help Ontario Power Utility move away from coal
U of T Engineer brings resounding technology to church; Andantephone in action
Steve Mann (ECE) prepares to perform concert in St. Andrew's church with musical invention
U of T Professor directs nanotech development
Ted Sargent (ECE) explains technology of Quantum Dots behind new camera sensors for mobile phones; related articles: CNET Asia; PhysOrg.com; New Scientist
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