Spring 2015 |
A Message from Elias Kyriacou (ChemE 7T6)
President, Engineering Alumni Association (EAA) |
| On March 23, I had the pleasure of attending U of T Engineering’s inaugural Skule™ Heritage and Engineering Society Awards. It was an opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of our Engineering Society members, whose commitment to enhancing the learning environment for present and future students is nothing short of inspirational. It was also a chance for alumni of various generations to share their stories of success and accomplishments with those who were present.
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Over the course of one evening, the richness and strength of the entire Skule™ community was apparent to all in attendance. We are incredibly fortunate at U of T Engineering to have such nurturing groups, both from the past and the future, to draw support from.
Spring Reunion, which takes place the last weekend of May, is another occasion to witness the unbreakable bond of our Skule™ community. As alumni, you can take pride in
U of T Engineering’s achievements. I encourage you to participate in Faculty events and engage your curiosity about the many ways Skule™ is making a positive contribution to our community here and abroad. If you graduated in the celebrated years, you have the opportunity to reminisce with your former classmates and friends and catch up with one another during the reunion.
Thank you all for keeping the Skule™ spirit vibrant.
Elias Kyriacou
President, EAA |
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UTAA Connected @ Urbanspace Gallery
Celebrate volunteerism and meet like-minded alumni at this University of Toronto Alumni Association (UTAA) event. The evening will begin with guest speaker Fulvio Martinez, community outreach manager for the 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games.
APRIL 28 INFO & REGISTER
Singapore Parent and Alumni Reception
Please join Skule™ alumni and parents of current U of T Engineering students for a cocktail reception with Professor Mark Kortschot (EngSci 8T4, ChemE MASc 8T5). Free event; light refreshments will be served.
MAY 20 INFO & REGISTER
Young Alumni Reunion
Join fellow young alumni at the Steam Whistle Brewery for beer, poutine, networking, brewery tours and a lecture on "Social Media and Your Online Brand" by one of Humber College's esteemed social media experts, Kalene Morgan.
JUNE 8 INFO & REGISTER
Volunteer with Skule™ Alumni Outreach
Skule™ AO is a new student-run initiative in partnership with the Alumni Relations Office at U of T Engineering. Find out how you can volunteer and contribute to the Skule™ community today.
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Give back to Skule™
Whether you donate to our Boundless, Graditude and Leadership Giving campaigns or wish to participate in our Alumni Mentorship Program, your contributions help to invest in future generations of U of T Engineers.
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Skule™ Lunch & Learn: Sky Garden
Colin Anderson, communications and student programs coordinator at the Department of Civil Engineering, will present the story of the Sky Garden, a student-led project that is reclaiming flat roof space in downtown Toronto. This is the final Skule™ Lunch & Learn of the season.
MAY 13 INFO & REGISTER
Spring Reunion 2015
We're celebrating graduating classes with years ending in 0 or 5! But all Skule™ grads are invited back for the weekend. From exhibits and lectures to burgers and class dinners, you'll find an eclectic mix of ways to spend your weekend.
MAY 27-31 INFO & REGISTER
Class of 9T5 Reunion Picnic
The reunion celebrations continue! Come back to campus for your 20th reunion from Skule™ and bring your families for a picnic! There will be programming for kids in grades 1 through 8. Children five and under are free!
JUNE 20 INFO & REGISTER
Fellowships in Global Journalism
If you are a professional or academic in engineering, the Munk School of Global Affairs will teach you to report on your own discipline as a specialized reporter for media around the world.
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Join our groups on LinkedIn
Keep up with fellow alumni from your area by joining regional LinkedIn sub-groups throughout North America and Asia. Staying in touch with Skule helps keep Canada’s largest engineering alumni community strong and active.
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