College of Engineering
| Our world is constantly changing, and the great thinkers of today are discovering methods to help create the best and most sustainable environment for all living things. Humanity relies on each new generation to bring forward their ideas and knowledge to create, discover and engineer new processes and procedures that will improve life for us all, now and into the future.
The College of Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan is committed to innovation in all aspects of engineering education and research. We deliver an accredited professional education that effectively prepares our students to become engineering professionals, society leaders and technical entrepreneurs.
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Our researchers pursue fundamental and applied research that contributes to the competitiveness, diversification and growth of our provincial and national economies.
Our students have a place at the top of Canada’s Engineering future. They are well-rounded, community minded, brilliant people who are primed for leadership in society across all fields of engineering and beyond.
Our promise is one of an enhanced learning experience that will allow our students to achieve their full potential.
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News and Announcements | - When Professor Emeritus Narendra Bakhshi retired from the Chemical
Engineering Department he wanted to provide an opportunity for students
to learn about chemical engineering and be exposed to new ideas. His
vision inspired the N.N. Bakhshi Lecture Series, a way for
students to interact with acclaimed researchers from around the globe
while learning about relevant research topics. Bakhshi said “The
University of Saskatchewan had been good to me and this was something I
wanted to do to give back.”
|  | Brahm Neufeld and Mike Ehman, two U of S College of Engineering students, each received a $5,000 scholarship from the Saskatchewan Research Council’s Technology-in-Action (TIA) fund. The scholarships were awarded at a gala dinner in Saskatoon, SK on September 28, 2009.
|  | - Athiann Makuach Garang is an environmental engineering student with a passion for poetry. Athiann was born in Southern Sudan and left home with his uncles at the age of seven to escape a civil war. Arabs from the north had attacked his village and he witnessed the killing of his uncle and the abduction of women and children. They journeyed by night to avoid detection.
|  | - I am delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Jitendrapal Sharma from the Department of Civil & Geological Engineering as Acting Associate Dean – Student Affairs,” said Dean Janusz Kozinski in an announcement released earlier today. The appointment is effective July 1, 2009 and Professor Sharma will initially serve in this new capacity until December 31, 2009
|  | Your logo design could win you an iPod touch!
Do you mouse around in Adobe Illustrator®? Do you spend your nights drawing cartoons? Or do you just doodle during Fluid Mechanics? If so, then you’ll want to enter the College of Engineering’s 100th Anniversary Logo Design Contest. You could win an iPod touch donated by the Campus Computer Store.
2012 marks the 100th Anniversary of our College and one way we are commemorating this exciting milestone is by holding a logo design contest. We want you to create a logo that reflects our tradition and long-standing history.
|  | - Kyla Clarke, a recent PhD graduate from the U of S College of
Engineering, has been selected by the Industry Liaison Office (ILO) to
represent the U of S in the national Innovation Challenge Award
sponsored by NSERC.
|  | - The University of Saskatchewan was awarded $4.76 million over seven years for three Canada Research Chairs (CRC) and associated equipment that will provide new ways of creating and administering vaccines, lay the groundwork for the next generation of X-ray imaging devices, and develop new and environmentally friendly fuel alternatives.
|  | - The direct effect of the global economic downturn has been slowly spreading into our University. I am writing to you to share my observations and thoughts concerning our College’s financial challenges and opportunities, and our approach for addressing this situation.
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