WISE Ottawa is co-sponsoring this event.
Location: 4342 Mackenzie Building, Carleton University Campus.
Date: Tuesday March 23
Time: 2:30-3:30 PM.
Dr. Maki Niihori is an Aerospace Project Research Associate at JAXA Space Biomedical Research Office in Japan and she is one of this year's speakers for the WISET (Women in Science, Engineering and Technology) Exchange Lectureship Program. Her field of study is Space Biomedical Research. She will give a talk on her space research as well as her experiences as a female scientist in Japan on Tuesday, March 23 at 2:30 PM. All WISE members are invited.
Seating is limited so please RSVP to mmcdill@mae.carleton.ca.
The event is free.
Download event poster with abstract.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Friday, March 12, 2010
Carleton Celebration of Women in Science and Engineering
Thursday April 8 2010
10:15-11:15am and 2:30-7:00pm
5115 HP
The Carleton Celebration of Women in Science and Engineering is a showcase of graduate students, faculty, and alumni of Carleton University. The number of women who enrol in many science and engineering programs is quite low, so the amazing things they do can easily go unnoticed. This day puts them in the spotlight.
The goal of this event is two-fold. First, we aim to provide networking opportunities for all female science and engineering students. Second, we would like to see members of the greater Carleton community attend these talks and learn about some of the great things happening in science and engineering.
Many of our speakers are presenting their research, but there are also professional development and outreach talks, inspirational stories, and a round table to discuss issues faced by women in science and engineering.
See the schedule of talks on our website!
10:15-11:15am and 2:30-7:00pm
5115 HP
The Carleton Celebration of Women in Science and Engineering is a showcase of graduate students, faculty, and alumni of Carleton University. The number of women who enrol in many science and engineering programs is quite low, so the amazing things they do can easily go unnoticed. This day puts them in the spotlight.
The goal of this event is two-fold. First, we aim to provide networking opportunities for all female science and engineering students. Second, we would like to see members of the greater Carleton community attend these talks and learn about some of the great things happening in science and engineering.
Many of our speakers are presenting their research, but there are also professional development and outreach talks, inspirational stories, and a round table to discuss issues faced by women in science and engineering.
See the schedule of talks on our website!
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
WISE Ottawa: Volunteering Skills Abroad
VOLUNTEERING SKILLS ABROAD: A PERSPECTIVE FROM A MALAWI ASSIGNMENT VOLUNTEER AND HOW WISE MEMBERS CAN BUILD CAPACITY ABROAD
Speaker: Jill Lauren Hass, M.Eng., P.Eng.
Date: Tuesday February 23, at 6 PM
Location: Herzberg Building, Room 5115, Carleton University Campus. ( 1125 Colonel By Drive. Campus map: http://www2.carleton.ca/campus/ . P9 is the nearest pay & display parking lot).
RSVP: Email banu_ormeci AT carleton.ca
Free event for WISE members.
Abstract
Though Jill Lauren Hass currently volunteers as the WISE Communications Executive and newsletter Editor, her full-time occupation is as an engineer employed in the private sector within the water and wastewater industry. Previously, she paid her dues working and volunteering in Central and South American countries for grassroots, international non-government organizations by working with local communities to secure good water and sanitation for themselves. Jill will present a two part seminar for WISE members interested in volunteering their high skill set abroad. First she will share her most recent experience in Africa and secondly she will also provide attendees with options for volunteering abroad on a long-term project or short-term emergency deployment. If you have ever found yourself wondering what it would be like to volunteer on an overseas project but weren’t sure how to become involved or what it entailed, this seminar will provide you with valuable information.
Hope to see you there,
WISE Ottawa
Speaker: Jill Lauren Hass, M.Eng., P.Eng.
Date: Tuesday February 23, at 6 PM
Location: Herzberg Building, Room 5115, Carleton University Campus. ( 1125 Colonel By Drive. Campus map: http://www2.carleton.ca/campus/ . P9 is the nearest pay & display parking lot).
RSVP: Email banu_ormeci AT carleton.ca
Free event for WISE members.
Abstract
Though Jill Lauren Hass currently volunteers as the WISE Communications Executive and newsletter Editor, her full-time occupation is as an engineer employed in the private sector within the water and wastewater industry. Previously, she paid her dues working and volunteering in Central and South American countries for grassroots, international non-government organizations by working with local communities to secure good water and sanitation for themselves. Jill will present a two part seminar for WISE members interested in volunteering their high skill set abroad. First she will share her most recent experience in Africa and secondly she will also provide attendees with options for volunteering abroad on a long-term project or short-term emergency deployment. If you have ever found yourself wondering what it would be like to volunteer on an overseas project but weren’t sure how to become involved or what it entailed, this seminar will provide you with valuable information.
Hope to see you there,
WISE Ottawa
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
"WISE" Steps to Success - what every woman in science and engineering should know
When: 5:45-8:00pm, March 2, 2010
Where: Porter Hall, Carleton University Centre (beside Mike's Place)
There's more to success than just passing your courses. There are a lot of skills to be learned outside of the classroom that greatly contribute to your future. And the earlier you start learning them, the earlier you can reach your goals.
Carleton's WISE, IEEE WIE, and Career Services have joined forces to give you the career building essentials and help you stand out. Whether you are actively looking for a job or not, this is an event you don't want to miss.
The event is free for Carleton's women in sciences and engineering and will include a light dinner and dessert. You will hear from experts on networking, importance of making a great first impression, dressing for success, confidence building, and negotiation skills, as well as have the opportunity to speak to mentors from academia and industry, to meet other students in your field, and to practice your skills.
The dress code is business casual.
Please register through the myCareer website if you attend Carleton, and sign up here only if you do not attend Carleton.
Where: Porter Hall, Carleton University Centre (beside Mike's Place)
There's more to success than just passing your courses. There are a lot of skills to be learned outside of the classroom that greatly contribute to your future. And the earlier you start learning them, the earlier you can reach your goals.
Carleton's WISE, IEEE WIE, and Career Services have joined forces to give you the career building essentials and help you stand out. Whether you are actively looking for a job or not, this is an event you don't want to miss.
The event is free for Carleton's women in sciences and engineering and will include a light dinner and dessert. You will hear from experts on networking, importance of making a great first impression, dressing for success, confidence building, and negotiation skills, as well as have the opportunity to speak to mentors from academia and industry, to meet other students in your field, and to practice your skills.
The dress code is business casual.
Please register through the myCareer website if you attend Carleton, and sign up here only if you do not attend Carleton.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Skating
Come join us for a long-standing Winterlude tradition: skating! Bring your own skates, borrow or rent and come out for a good time!
Who: Everyone is welcome! Tell your friends!
When: Thursday, February 11th, 12 noon
Where: Meet in the Mackenzie Quad at 12 noon. We'll walk over to the canal from there (or Carleton's own Ice House if the canal is closed)
For skate rentals:
Who: Everyone is welcome! Tell your friends!
When: Thursday, February 11th, 12 noon
Where: Meet in the Mackenzie Quad at 12 noon. We'll walk over to the canal from there (or Carleton's own Ice House if the canal is closed)
For skate rentals:
- Dow's Lake Pavilion, 613-232-1001 ($13/hour or $16/2 hours, $20 deposit and ID required)
- ProShop in the Ice House, 613-247-2061 ($12/hour, $75 deposit required)
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
IBM Extreme Blue Case Study Competition
IBM Extreme Blue Case Study Competition
Saturday, January 30
1:00 - 5:30 pm
University of Ottawa campus
Fauteaux 137
Saturday, January 30
1:00 - 5:30 pm
University of Ottawa campus
Fauteaux 137
Your challenge: in teams of 4, you will have 2 hours to come up with a solution to a “Smarter Planet” case study problem presented at the beginning of the competition. In your deliverable - a 4 minute presentation - you need to demonstrate effective use of technology in solving the problem as well as proof that it makes business sense. Prizes will be awarded to top 3 teams.
This case study competition open to 15 Carleton & Telfer MBA students & 45 undergrad/grad science & engineering students.
To register for the competition, go here. (Registration is first-come, first-serve.)
Photos from the event are available on Flickr!
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