Grade 7 and 8 students from across Ontario participated in our Engineering Week for Aboriginal Youth (EngWAY) program this past week here at Queen's. On Tuesday, Elder Bernard Nelson led our group in a teepee raising at the Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre. Pictured is Bernard and AAE Director Melanie Howard, from a selection posted to the QueensU Flickr account.
The Aboriginal Council at Queen's met on April 14th and we made a presentation to the group about our work. Our own Nick Parcher (R) and Oke Maracle spoke about their experience with Aboriginal Access in the Engineering program.
Join Haven Moses and Oke Maracle as they introduce you to their field of study, civil engineering. This new comic book from the I'm an Engineer series is now available for order and to view online
The first in the We’re Engineers series, I’m a Chemical Engineer is a comic-book style booklet introducing youth aged 8-14 to a career in chemical engineering. Each title in the series features a young Aboriginal role model introducing their field; Siobhan Dooley welcomes you to explore chemical engineering!
