Off the heels of National Engineering Month, the Institute for Leadership Education in Engineering (ILead) celebrated U of T Engineering’s emerging student leaders on April 3. ILead’s annual Leaders
National Engineering Month (NEM) is the biggest national celebration of engineering and technology. Across Canada, engineering schools and volunteers stage more than 500 events and activities to bring
How do you create a leadership culture in engineering? From September 27-28, a group of more than 35 educators and industry professionals from across North America gathered at U of T to discuss their
Brazilian student Raphael de Abreu Alves e Silva’s priority during his upcoming year at U of T Engineering is to make friends. As the affable 25-year-old explains, engineering is about innovation
Canada’s leadership in the global mining industry was the focus of discussion at the May 23 Biz Skule™ Networking Lecture Series event. Alumni, faculty and students gathered to learn more about
Ray Chen (CompE 1T3 +PEY) has a lofty goal: he wants engineering students to enter the workforce with more than just technical knowledge, but the communication and leadership skills necessary for