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Thank you for being part of the 50th Anniversary Celebration!

 

Thanks to the sponsors of this prestigious event especially Research in Motion (RIM) as The Platinum Sponsor.

 

 

See who attended.

 

Lost & Found.

 

Find out more about the keynote speaker Canadian Space Agency astronaut Chris Hadfield, and master of ceremonies Michael Higgins.

 

All proceeds raised at the event will go to our student teams. Find out what they're up to these days. Want to support the student teams and their new proposed space? Here's how.

 

The Waterloo Engineering 50th Anniversary Celebration was held during National Engineering Week.

Waterloo Engineering 50th Anniversary Celebration

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Thank you for being part of
Waterloo Engineering's
50th Anniversary Celebration!


On March 1, 2007, about 400 alumni and special guests celebrated the 50th anniversary of Waterloo Engineering at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Everyone in attendance braved the harsh winter storm that hit that day to be at the event, however not everyone could come due to the weather as attendance was expected to exceed 550 guests. The event was a fabulous success - thank you for your support!

Read articles and reviews about the event:
Daily Bulletin - March 5, 2007
Eng-e-News - March 6, 2007
Iron Warrior - March 14, 2007
UW's Offical 50th Anniversary Web Site

See photos from the event:
Photo Album

A special thanks goes to the dedicated event organizing committee who worked very hard on the event to make it a success.

Highlights of the event included:

Astronaut Chris Hadfield
who did graduate engineering research work at Waterloo was the keynote speaker.

Michael Higgins
who is the past President of St. Jerome's University was the master of ceremonies.

Dr. David Johnston
who is the President of the University of Waterloo, spoke about his incredibly dynamic vision for the future of the University along with a recap of some of its past and current outstanding achievements.

Dr. Adel Sedra
who is the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at Waterloo, brough his vision of Engineering and the amazing things that are about to unfold as he sees it. The Dean also announced the plan to build a design centre for the student teams.

The Student Teams & Vehicles
are a vital part of engineering leadership and achievement. Student team vehicles were on display and guests had the opportunity to speak to team representatives.