Join us for a lunchtime social event with dessert on Google! Find out what the other engineering and computer science societies have been up to and hang out with members of each. We will serve delicious baked goods and tea and coffee.
Presented by: Ariadni Athanassiadis, MSc, LLB, BCL, Senior Associate in MBM's Ottawa.
As professionals in science and engineering, potential is a key driver underpinning what we do everyday. A good idea is followed by a lot of research and development and where things go from there will depend on our objectives and how we communicate information about the potential we commit ourselves to explore and develop. Planning and publicity are a given, but partnership with others is required to make a good idea practically accessible to the public. Patents are one tool for fostering those partnerships and what they are and how they can be used to enhance the research and development process will be canvassed.
RSVP by October 20, 2008 by emailing banu_ormeci@carleton.ca
Organized by WISE Ottawa. Free admission.
Presented by: Dr. Banu Örmeci, Assistant Professor and Canada Research Chair, Carleton University.
Topics covered will include how to apply for a faculty position, preparing your CV, research and teaching statements, interview process and how to prepare for it, the academic job talk, research presentation, interview questions, negotiating your salary and start-up package, making decisions.
RSVP by October 3, 2008 by emailing diana@site.uottawa.caOrganized by WISE Ottawa. Free admission.
Come and join us in our first event of the year. We will host a panel discussion about tips to survive that tough first year of university. Learn from fellow students — undergraduate and graduate, domestic and international — and share your own experiences. This talk will be based on an article written by CU-WISE in the CSES Iron Times Newsletter . We have some special guests attending to answer your questions. It's a great opportunity to meet other members of CU-WISE!
This event is focused on first year students, but upper year students are also needed to allow the first years to network with them. So please come out and welcome them!
In order for WISE to better prepare for the event, please submit discussion topics prior to the event here.
Free lunch and giveaways from CU-WISE.RSVP by September 22 by emailing wise@carleton.ca
The Carleton Student Engineering Society is hosting the First Year Conference specifically for first year engineering students who would like to learn more about everything non-academic that Carleton Engineering has to offer. CU-WISE will take part in this conference by hosting their first social event in the afternoon. This conference is also a great opportunity to meet other first year engineering students as well as the directors of CU-WISE.
Free lunch and prizes provided by CSES.
To welcome new and returning students, CU-WISE participated in Academic Orientation Day. Students had the opportunity to learn more about our branch at these events:
Visitors were encouraged to take home a brochure or one of our stylish buttons.
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