It’s our annual alumni weekend held (you guessed it!) every spring at the University of Toronto. We always plan special events for honoured years, and this year, we’re celebrating graduating classes with years ending in 2 or 7. But all U of T grads are invited back to school for the weekend. From exhibits and lectures to burgers and class dinners, you’ll find an eclectic mix of fun and illuminating ways to spend your Spring Reunion weekend.
An informal lunch on the fourth floor of the newly renovated Lassonde Mining Building. After lunch, sit back and reminisce with friends, or join us for a tour of the Department and other key facilities.
Graduating Civil and Mineral Engineering students and their guests are invited to a convocation reception, which will take place immediately following the convocation ceremony. Please note that this is a private event for graduates, guests and faculty of the Department.
Ayman Saudy, PhD, PEng Senior Technical Expert Amex Foster Wheeler, Nuclear Canada Design and analysis activities supporting seismic qualification and risk assessment of safety-related structures, systems and components in nuclear power plants and other nuclear facilities. Sandford Fleming Building, Room 1009
Thinking about Grad School? University of Toronto Engineering is proud to host a graduate studies fair and networking event! Meet with representatives from: University of Toronto University of Alberta University of British Columbia McGill University McMaster University Queen’s University University of Waterloo Agenda: 3–6pm University representatives on site (students are encouraged to come by whenever […]
Lecture Title to come Abstract: TBD Suzanne Lacasse Retired - Norwegian Geotech Institute Register to attend
Lassonde Institute of Mining presents Pivot Point Series Featuring George Hemingway Invitation Only - Presentation will be available online after talk.
Fiber-optic gas detection sensors in underground mines Abstract: The focus of his talk will be on the fibre-optic sensing research particularly on the new generation of gas sensors for underground coal mining applications. Gas sensing systems are becoming more important in many industries such as oil, gas and mining operations. Particularly in underground coal mines, accurate […]
RSVP Here. https://civmin.utoronto.ca/lassonde-wim-breakfast-series-october-rsvp/
