Bill Middleton, an environmental technologist in civil and environmental engineering, explains a biofuel cell to a group of prospective students in the Environmental Lab.
High schoolers test the aerodynamics of their wing designs during a visit last week to the Faculty of Engineering.
There is limited space remaining in some August sessions of the free Lancer Engineering Summer Camps.
There is limited space remaining in some August sessions of the free Lancer Engineering Summer Camps.
Children from 8 to 12 years old may take part in a free Virtual Lancer Engineering Summer Camp.
Children from 8 to 12 years old may take part in a free Virtual Lancer Engineering Summer Camp.
The Go CODE Girl computer programming workshop trains participants in one of the most in-demand skills.
The Go CODE Girl computer programming workshop trains participants in one of the most in-demand skills.
Badge Day, March 11 on the UWindsor campus, will give local Girl Guides a chance to earn three badges while exploring engineering and science.
Badge Day, March 11 on the UWindsor campus, will give local Girl Guides a chance to earn three badges while exploring engineering and science.
Go Engineering Girl invites girls in grades 7-10 for a day exploring the profession Saturday, October 24.
Go Engineering Girl invites girls in grades 7-10 for a day exploring the profession Saturday, October 24.
Go Engineering Girl encourages young women to consider careers in the profession.
Go Engineering Girl encourages young women to consider careers in the profession.
Massey secondary students Anna Liang, Ahmed Hassan, Himel Mondal and Aljami Ismail show off the bridge they built as part of a design competition.
About 120 grade 11 students got hands-on experience in engineering education as part of an outreach activity Tuesday.
Spending a day in the Centre for Engineering Innovation helped convince Dilshan Pieris that the subject could be fun.
“We crash-tested crumple zones for some remote control trucks and built bridges out of popsicle sticks,” he said. “Engineering is more interesting after today!”
Pieris was one of about 100 grade 11 students of academic and enriched science at Vincent Massey Secondary School to participate in the all-day experience Friday, May 25.
