The Geotechnical Hazards and Risks Graduate Conference is an annual event organized by Prof. Mamadou Fall from the Department of Civil Engineering of the University of Ottawa.
This 2-day conference brings together graduate students (PhD, Master) working on various topics related to geotechnical hazards and risks, researchers, professors and engineers from the practice for constructive exchanges in a warm and stimulating environment.
Colin Rennie, directeur du Département de génie civil, a le plaisir de convier les diplômés et diplômées de l’Université d’Ottawa, ainsi que nos estimés partenaires, au banquet annuel 2016 du Département de génie civil, qui sera précédé d’un symposium technique.
Cet événement sera en outre l’occasion de fêter le 50e anniversaire de la toute première promotion du Département de génie civil (1966).
Date: Jeudi 5 mai 2016
Heure:
18 h : Symposium technique (participation facultative)
Dr. Colin Rennie, Chair of the Department of Civil Engineering, cordially invites University of Ottawa alumni and our valued external partners to the 2016 Civil Engineering Annual Banquet, preceded by an optional technical symposium.
This year we will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Class of 1966 — our first graduating class of civil engineers!
Dr. Sai Vanapalli
Department Chair and Professor of Civil Engineering
G.S. Glinski Award for Excellence in Research
Simple Techniques for Designing Geotechnical Infastructure using the Mechanics of Unsaturated Soils
Dr. Eric Lanteigne
Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering
J. V. Marsh Award for Excellence in Teaching
Engaging Undergraduate Students
Soyez des nôtres pendant la Journée d’accueil 2015. Après votre session d’orientation, joignez-nous pour un BBQ sur la pelouse de CBY. Faites un tour à la foire des clubs étudiants et apprenez davantage sur comment vous impliquer dans la faculté.
Join us for Welcome Day 2015. After your mandatory information session, join us for a BBQ at CBY lawn. Come check out our Student Clubs’ Fair and find out how to get involved at the Faculty of Engineering.
Colin Rennie isn’t afraid to get wet. As a civil engineering professor, he was a key member of a prestigious team of researchers who rafted some 500 kilometres down the Fraser River, an adventure that included wild rides through the breakneck waters of 42 bedrock canyons.
