Posts Tagged: Bryan Karney
March 8, 2025 | CBC: Quirks & Quarks
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July 11, 2024 | The Globe and Mail
CivMin faculty members and staff were recognized for their efforts with a number of awards, made official at Faculty Council on April 15. Among them: Professor Bryan Karney: Sustained Excellence in Teaching Award Professor Sarah Haines: Early Career Teaching Award Alan McClenaghan: Quality…
January 11, 2023 | CBC News
Undergrad summer student research positions explored The following is part of a series introducing CivMin’s undergraduate summer students to the Department and our greater community. We explore the students’ projects, motivation and challenges, while providing insights into who they are,…
We asked some faculty members to weigh in on how engineers and academics help to make the world a more equitable, diverse, inclusive and accessible place. DIVERSITY AND EQUITY IN THE DOMAIN OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Bryan Karney Engineers practice…
Originally posted of U of T News | May 30th, 2017 by Tyler Irving and Kevin Soobrian Meet U of T Engineering’s six inaugural Hart Teaching Innovation Professors Six U of T Engineering faculty members have been named the inaugural…
The city is a living organism. People are its cells, and water is its lifeblood. This is the analogy Prof. Bryan Karney uses as the philosophical underpinning of his work in water infrastructure. Like any other organism, things get complex…
This story originally appeared on Engineering Alumni & Friends. Middle-distance runner Sasha Gollish (CivE MEng 1T0, EngEd PhD Candidate) made Canada proud last summer when she captured a bronze medal at the Pan Am Games. “It was magical,” Gollish said…
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