IEEE University of Toronto Student Branch

IEEE U of T Branch and ECE Grad Office joint presents “ECE Grad Talk Series”
Come to meet ECE Grad Chairs and learn about:
• Reasons to apply to Grad School
• Requirements and process of Grad School application
• Opportunities and challenges in ECE research
• Scholarship opportunities

Mon, Nov 14, 12PM-1PM, BA1130, Power System Group, Prof Zeb Tate
Mon, Nov 14, 6PM-7PM, BA1170, Chair of ECE Grad Office, Prof Willy Wong

Hi all,

IEEE Student Branch at U of T is now recruiting executive members for next
academic year. Being a part of the largest professional association on
campus is a very rewarding experience, but is also a strong commitment. If
you feel that you are up to the challenge, and would like to expand your
network, sharpen your leadership and communication skills, and have the most
recognized international association on your resume, please take a look at
the following. Although experience is preferred, we welcome all applicants!

We have the following positions available:

Chair

Dear students,

IEEE at the University of Toronto, in collaboration with Women In Engineering Toronto Section, will be hosting "Industry Panel" on Monday November 22/2010. The event will be held in the room 1220 in Bahen Center for Information Technology starting at 5:30 pm until 7:00 pm. The panel will consist of talks given by new graduates that have been working in the industry for a few years.

Hi everyone,

If you are an ECE or Engineering Science student who is interested in graduate studies at the University of Toronto, please join us for this grad talk! (Food & beverage will be served!)

Monday Nov. 8th - Electronics Group 1-2pm (BA1180) ; Graduate Office 6-7pm (BA1200).

Tuesday Nov. 9th - Control Group 12-12:30pm (BA1210) ; Communication Group 1-2pm (BA1210).

IEEE Wine and Cheese
Galbraith Building GB202

The IEEE Student Chapter at the University of Toronto is delighted to invite you for our 14th Annual Wine and Cheese in GB202, 6PM, Oct 6. 2010.

Are you looking to get involved in the professional engineering community? Find out career and academic opportunities? Connect and establish your networks? Most of all, spend some time hanging out with fun people who love engineering just as much as you do?