Subject: | Important Event Announcement |
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Date: | Thu, 17 Feb 2011 06:23:46 -0800 (PST) |
From: | Michele Nicholson <nicholson_michele@yahoo.com> |
To: | undisclosed recipients: ; |
On Wednesday, March 2nd from 12:30-4:30 will be the 2nd Annual MEIA Environmental Career Fair at the University of Winnipeg's Duckworth Centre. The event brings together students from across Manitoba and from various fields of study to connect with professionals from a diverse representation of environmental organizations, including government, private sector, NGOs, and academic to give students an opportunity to gain valuable insights that they can use to plan their careers and move forward in their educational journeys. There will be fifty exhibition booths including organizations such as Global Wind Group, Environment Canada, Bird Studies Canada, Manitoba Hydro, Maxxam Analytics, Number TEN Architectural Group, Climate Change Connection, and many, many more. The event also features 16 one-hour breakout information sessions on many different topics including Arctic research, graduate studies, Aboriginal careers, remediation, and finance/environmental innovation, among others.
This event
is FREE and
open to
students of
all levels and
programs,
including high
school,
post-secondary,
and graduate,
and from any
educational
institution in
Manitoba.
Students from
all faculties
at the U of M
are strongly
encouraged to
attend.
People who
wish to
register
(optional) and
reserve a spot
at up to 2
breakout
sessions may
do so at http://envstudies.uwinnipeg.ca/.
Groups will
be meeting to
coordinate
transportation
to and from
the event.
Attached you may find the event's promotional posters. Please share this event in lectures, powerpoint presentations, on your website and events calendar, and any other mailing list, website, or listserv that you may have access to. Your help is greatly appreciated!
Please feel
free to
contact me
should you
have any
questions,
concerns,
comments, or
suggestions.
Thank you
very much for
your time and
assistance.
Sincerely,
Michele Nicholson
Bachelor of
Environmental
Science
(Honours Coop)
Candidate