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The Omega | Women in Engineering to host free robotics workshop for young women and non-binary students
TRU’s Women in Engineering will welcome female and non-binary high school students from grades eight to 12 to a free robotics workshop on campus on April 20. Catherine Tatarniuk, an assistant teaching professor in the engineering department, said the inspiration behind this workshop was the need for more female enrollment in the engineering program. Geoff Fink,...
Read moreCastanet | Kamloops Innovation, TRU students start program to help businesses apply AI tech
Kamloops Innovation’s newest program aims to help local businesses adopt AI technology with the assistance of computer science and engineering students. “Businesses will have the opportunity to learn how to navigate, use and apply these new tools and platforms, and our students gain valuable experience by supporting them in learning to create powerful, customizable tools,”...
Read moreEducation News Canada | Free robotics workshop for female and non-binary high-school students
TRU is hosting a free workshop this month for female and non-binary high-school students in grades 8-12 who are interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). “I love having this opportunity to share my experiences and passion with high-school girls to help them better understand what an exciting career it can be,” says Dr....
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Free robotics workshop for female and non-binary high-school students
TRU is hosting a free robotics workshop for female and non-binary high-school students.
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