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In
October 2012, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba held the first Ingenium
Conference. Since then, the Association has held an Ingenium Conference every
year and provided hundreds of professional development hours to our
practitioners. To learn more, read the
news
story.
With distance
learning due to COVID-19 on the rise, the Association is organizing a computer
drive to provide students with access to technology. Do you have computers at
home or work that aren't being used, the skills to refurbish technology, or
funds to help with distribution? See the
news
story to find out how you can help.
The province has
opened another selection process for membership to the Youth Advisory Council
on climate. Manitoba Conservation and Climate want to hear from young
people who want to add their ideas and solutions to help them implement the
Made-in-Manitoba Climate and Green Plan. For more information on the
Youth Advisory Council and the
Made-in-Manitoba Climate and Green
Plan, or to apply, visit the
Government of Manitoba website.
The City of Winnipeg has launched digital development permit
services. Applications will now be reviewed and issued electronically. For more
information on how to submit an application, see the
news
story.
The Pakistan and Chinese Members Chapters invite you to join
them for a virtual event where speakers will discuss how they use engineering at
their workplace. For more information and to register, see the
event listing.
The Arab Members Chapter invites you to join them for a
workshop to learn all that you need to know to build a resume that will
stand out to employers and prepare you for your job hunt. To register, visit
the
event
listing.
The Firelight Group and its partners are proud to
present the largest international geospatial conference on Indigenous-led
geospatial research. Attendees of the Indigenous Mapping Workshop will learn to
refine Indigenous landscapes from Indigenous mapping experts and develop
hands-on skills from leading industry professionals. To learn more about this
free workshop and the Indigenous Maps Network, visit the
Indigenous Mapping Workshop website.
Looking
for more online training opportunities? Click
here to access a full listing of training delivered online.