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March 23, 2018 | Career Paths for Engineers
Dear Students and Industry Partners,
Thank you for your interest in ACCEPT's event on Friday March 23, 2018 at the University of British Columbia. This is a kind reminder that the event will take place at the Wayne and William White Engineering Design Center located at 2345 East Mall, Vancouver, V6T 1Z4. The event will start promptly at 18:00 (6 PM). The dress code for the event is business casual.
The closest parking facility is the Health Science Parkade at 2250 Health Science Mall, Vancouver, V6T 1Z3.
We look forward to seeing you Friday.
Best regards,
ACCEPT
Thank you for your interest in ACCEPT's event on Friday March 23, 2018 at the University of British Columbia. This is a kind reminder that the event will take place at the Wayne and William White Engineering Design Center located at 2345 East Mall, Vancouver, V6T 1Z4. The event will start promptly at 18:00 (6 PM). The dress code for the event is business casual.
The closest parking facility is the Health Science Parkade at 2250 Health Science Mall, Vancouver, V6T 1Z3.
We look forward to seeing you Friday.
Best regards,
ACCEPT
The ACCEPT Student Mentorship Program is designed to pair an engineering student with an engineer-in-training to provide students with guidance and support as they progress towards completing their engineering degree. ACCEPT believes that mentoring will equip engineering students with a greater understanding of the roles and responsibilities of an engineer-in-training working in the industry and preparing them for success in their chosen profession.
The primary objective of the Student Mentorship Program is to help guide engineering students through their undergraduate education, develop as a professional student and preparing them for working in the industry. While discussion around career matters are encouraged, the intent of the program is not to be a job search mechanism. ACCEPT do have other program offerings that are specifically designed to help students through their job search process.
The kickoff event of the Student Mentorship Program is a 2-hour speakers series. Registered Professional Engineers and Engineers-In-Training from the industry will facilitate the event. Students will be given an hour following the speakers series to network among presenters and other engineering students.
The primary objective of the Student Mentorship Program is to help guide engineering students through their undergraduate education, develop as a professional student and preparing them for working in the industry. While discussion around career matters are encouraged, the intent of the program is not to be a job search mechanism. ACCEPT do have other program offerings that are specifically designed to help students through their job search process.
The kickoff event of the Student Mentorship Program is a 2-hour speakers series. Registered Professional Engineers and Engineers-In-Training from the industry will facilitate the event. Students will be given an hour following the speakers series to network among presenters and other engineering students.