Engineers of Tomorrow's Engineer-in-Residence Information Session
Join representatives from Engineers of Tomorrow on April 26, 2023, to learn more about the Engineer-in-Residence (EIR) program now operating in Manitoba. This free program links school teachers with engineering volunteers who provide regular in-class or virtual activities to support the curriculum and engage students with the world of engineering. Join fellow educators and engineers to learn more about what others are doing in their classrooms. Ask questions, gather ideas and more! For more information about the Engineer-in-Residence (EIR) program, and to register for this event, please see the event listing.

Climate Change Training Survey Results Now Available
The Manitoba Climate Resilience Training (MCRT) Project Team extends its appreciation to the 188 practitioners in Manitoba who responded to the recent online survey. This survey was undertaken as part of the training needs assessment portion of the MCRT project. An additional 222 allied professionals such as architects, planners, and certified technologists/technicians responded to the same survey. The Association was funded for the MCRT Project until March 31, 2023, by the Manitoba Government's Conservation and Climate Fund. For more information, please see the MCRT Climate Change Survey results.

Energy Efficiency Programs for New & Existing Commercial Construction - April 12, 2023
Join this free online lunchtime session with Efficiency Manitoba, a new Crown Corporation dedicated to reducing energy consumption in the province. This session may be particularly useful for engineers who are working in retrofitting existing commercial buildings or creating plans for new builds, as it will enhance knowledge of the government programs available, enabling them to assist their customers in assessing potential funding. For more details about the event, please see the event listing.

A Deeper Dive into Geothermal Engineering and Energy Modelling - April 13, 2023
This course will further explore Ground-Source Heat Pump (GSHP) technology and energy modelling, offering demonstration and practice exercises that will show how the tools work. This course will be offered once as an in-person evening workshop. Food will be provided for attendees. Prior attendance or online viewing of the 'Introduction to Geothermal Engineering and Energy Modelling' session is recommended. For more information, please see the event listing.