Engineers of Tomorrow

We're sad that #NEM2021 is coming to an end...but we're also excited because we've got a way for you to keep sharing your passion for #engineering year-round! Join us! https://engineersoftomorrow.ca/nems-wrapping-up-but-were-j/ Engineer-in-Residence Program #TeamEIR #STEM ... #volunteer See more

Wrapping up the THIRD week of #NEM2021 and having an amazing time connecting with so many great stories about #engineering! Find out how we LITERALLY became a "book" and participated in a "Human Library" with EWB Ryerson last week. https://engineersoftomorrow.ca/whats-a-human-library-and-w/

Everyone's invited! Hear from the experts what it would be like to live on the moon

Kicking off #NationalEngineeringMonth #NEM2021 by recognizing all the #engineers that are working hard to make the world a better place. What's the ONE thing you love most about #engineering? For us....it's that engineers get to turn ideas into REALITY!... Tell us your fav's below

When was the first time you heard the word "engineer"? If we can sharpen our focus on the E in STEM education, and we're more deliberate about how we message engineering, then the next generation of engineers will have a better idea of what to expect. Who knowsif we do a better job talking about engineering, maybe we’ll even encourage those kids who would never have considered it to give it a try??... At Engineers of Tomorrow, we believe in the power of storytelling. Specifically, we want to amplify BETTER stories about engineering. They’re out there! We just need to turn the dial to the E in STEM and crank up the volume! Got a great engineering story that needs to be heard? Find out more and and how you can help at engineersoftomorrow.ca

Last month at our EoT Lunch and Learn we chatted with Vanessa Raponi to learn more about her engineering story! She left us with some great insights from her own experiences and shared some amazing advice....read more and find the replay on today's blog https://buff.ly/3dbHC4i You can also sign up for this month's Lunch and Learn (happening Feb 17th 12pm ET). We'll be talking with Stephanie Thompson. Stephanie works full time as an Engineering Team Leader at GM and has a passion for inspiring girls to pursue careers in STEM fields. She was recently named one of Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women, and launched STEM by Steph & Women in STEM Experiences (WISE) - a series of Women in STEM workshops. Join us https://buff.ly/3pgj0Ke

Big Announcement! We've been working with Engineers Canada on something....the Future City Experience. A way for kids to get a taste of #engineering. We need #volunteers to support this program. Registration is also open for teachers. Find out more: https://buff.ly/3j2yuA3

We're sharing more about the HOW of #engineering outreach on this weeks blog. Kids can be a tough audience! So we're sharing our best tips on how to get kids excited about #STEM.

New blog post alert! Find out how we're raising awareness and telling better stories about engineering in 2021.... and how you can get involved too! https://buff.ly/2Xzw1mS

And that's a wrap! As we reflect back on 2020, we can't help but notice what a year it's been. This year has delivered some of the BEST impact we've ever seen....despite a global pandemic.... We've got the 2020 highlights for you on today's blog. https://buff.ly/34iCq9H

Happy Holidays from all of us here at Engineers of Tomorrow! Our gift you you this year is better stories about #engineering! We're sharing our 2020 favorites on the blog today.... https://buff.ly/38lxAtJ

We're looking forward to chatting with our friend Marilyn Spink next week! She always gets us thinking about #engineering in new ways Join the conversation for our Lunch and Learn. RSVP https://buff.ly/3l3hY2z

#engineers LOVE to solve problems. Doesn't matter how big or small... So, we couldn't pass up #trainyourbrainday - a day dedicated so solving puzzles, and getting our brains working!... Yassss! Thought it might be fun to do some brain teasers.....comment below with the answers! 1. What are the next three letters in the following sequence? J, F, M, A, M, J, J, A, __, __, __. 2. Imagine that you are in a boat, in the middle of the sea. Suddenly, you are surrounded by hungry sharks, just waiting to feed on you. How can you put an end to this? 3. What can be seen once in a minute, twice in a moment, and never in a thousand years? 4. Which tire doesn’t move when a car turns right? Get curious and have some fun today!

This month we are joined by our friend, Marilyn Spink for our second EoT Lunch and Learn. Marilyn is an award-winning professional engineer and expert in metallurgical & mining processes, having spent over 25 years managing the delivery of complex mine development projects throughout the world. Today, she lends her considerable know how leading an advisory practice, GS Group, serving as a trusted advisor to a wide range of global clients. As engineers, we spend a lot of time ...thinking about processes, budgets, project management, deadlines....and we can start to feel a little disconnect from, well, our profession! So, we've invited Marilyn to chat with us about the engineering profession & self regulation. We hope you'll join us in the conversation and take some time for yourself to re-connect to your engineering identity!

October is a big birthday month at EoT! Back-2-back for Rebecca and Erica

We appreciate everything that the teachers are doing to inspire the next generation of problem solvers and game changers! #WorldTeachersDay Be sure to reach out and tell a #teacher how they've made you who you are today

Announcement! Marilyn Spink will be joining us for a conversation about the engineering profession and regulation. Join us! RSVP to reserve your spot!

We spend A LOT of time talking about how engineering outreach is about MORE than just the activity you chose. Which is why we can still create positive engineering experiences for kids....even during a global pandemic! Read more on the blog about HOW you can do this. https://buff.ly/3cCv97w

Hundreds of #engineers have donated their valuable time We need some financial support too. Read more to find sponsor options, and how you can support! https://buff.ly/2RNL1KK

Kids are back in school. And we're bummed that we can't be there with them! But, we can continue to create positive #engineering experiences for students. The EIR Program has gone virtual! https://buff.ly/3iC8TwN

Teachers! Wondering if you can still do the EIR program this year? Short answer: YES! Here’s how...https://buff.ly/35h6tjj

Feeling a little out of sorts with all the uncertainty at the moment? We hear ya! DYK that giving back is a great way to connect, and feel more grounded! Yup! Here's how we do that at EoT https://buff.ly/3lwOyLp

In today's blog post, Allie, one of our summer students reflects on her experience working with Engineers of Tomorrow and what she has learned about the Engineering profession! Check it out here: https://buff.ly/31jda1T