Kiewit – October 5
Meet Kiewit’s team and explore careers connected to infrastructure, water, transportation, energy and major projects, along with internships and early-career opportunities.

Bioscience Association Manitoba Career Discussion – October 6
A chance to meet professionals working across Manitoba’s bioscience sector and hear about careers in research, industry, business, data, regulatory affairs and more.

National Research Council of Canada – October 22
Research, innovation and career opportunities across science, engineering, clean energy, transportation, life sciences and more.

Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure – October 28
Career paths connected to infrastructure, transportation, civil and biosystems engineering, environmental work and public service.

Manitoba Environmental Industries Association (MEIA) – November 18
A career discussion with professionals working across sustainability, natural resources, consulting, clean technology and other areas of Manitoba’s environmental sector.

Manitoba Conservation Officers, Wildfire & Fisheries – November 24
Students can hear directly from people working in conservation, wildfire and fisheries about the work they do and the different ways to build a career protecting and managing Manitoba’s natural resources.

All of the upcoming sessions and registration are here: https://3647.waitwell.ca/

​Faculty and staff are welcome to attend any of the sessions, too!

Rhonda van Veggel Experiential Learning Partnerships Liaison Career, Community and Experiential Learning Centre Tel: 431-294-3161	Cyrell Gayumba Student Employment Assistant Career, Community and Experiential Learning Centre Tel: 431-294-3161
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