Aerospace engineering professor Goetz Bramesfeld, has secured a partnership with Environment and Climate Change Canada to survey the natural habitats of woodland caribou using a solar-powered aircraft.
Make sure to drop in on Tuesday, January 17th at 4pm in the Sandbox at the SLC, to hear from TMU students and alumni on how zone entrepreneurial and innovation experiences are building career pathways and futures, and to meet the zone leaders and staff creating these experiences.
Do you want to develop essential communication skills at the graduate level? Do you want the opportunity to practice oral presentation skills and receive feedback on your performance? Make sure to sign up for the The Art of Communication in Graduate Science and Engineering.
Communicating effectively is important, but what does that mean? Join us for this workshop to learn about how to articulate your ideas and make a positive impression on your employer or whoever your target audience is.
If you've been ignoring your need for self-care, sleep, exercise, and downtime while completing your studies for graduate school, you might need a shift in your academic habits. Join us on Thursday, November 3 at 2 P.M. and learn how to set yourself up for success.
Have a cool talent you want to show off? Like this post, and submit a 1-2min video of you performing your talent to [email protected] for a chance at winning $200!
BTW we’re stilling running our Winter Semester Contest over on our Instagram. Go check it out if you’re interested in winning $100 off your RAMSS account!
This week we are happy to introduce you to Victoria Okhade, a Civil Engineering PhD student and winner of the George Vari Diversity Award! To learn more about Victoria and her work, read about it in our newsletter which is in your inbox NOW!
Happy International Women’s Day! Did you know that 33% of FEAS Grad students identify as female? That’s almost 5% higher than the national average! #InternationalWomensDay2022










