Success Stories tell some of the achievements of our Canadian engineering students - encouraged and assisted by the support provided by IEEE student services, the IEEE Canada student activities committee, the IEEE Canadian Foundation, and donors who make the difference by providing that extra capability.

2010 Traveling to a Conference in Shanghai
An IEEE Canada VT travel grant is critical in enabling a UWO student to present his paper at the IEEE Conference on Decision and Control.



2009 Carleton University's IEEE Connects
Expanding a successful venture at Carleton to three schools during very difficult economic times and making it another success.



2008 University of New Brunswick's Robotics Competition
In 12 hours entrants must build a robot to perform a specific task - developing quick thinking and teamwork.



2007 Univ of Saskatchewan's Space Design Team - highlighted on home page
A multidisciplinary team from the U of Saskatchewan wins first place in NASA's 2010 space elevator competition.



2006 Carleton University's IEEE Connects
Students organize a very sucessful dinner event to bridge the gap between students and industry.



2005 Laval University's Robocup
These undergraduates enter a soccer contest for robots held in Atlanta, Georgia and were awarded third place.



2004 Winnipeg Section WIE Rosie the Robot
Rosie was constructed to showcase women in engineering and present engineering as a fun and interesting career choice for young people.



2003 Dalhousie Tour of Industries
An effort to keep highly educated Nova Scotian engineering students in the province after graduation.

Another Success Story - an IEEE McNaughton Learning Resource Centre Upgrade Grant

2002 Red River College McNaughton Centre Upgrade
An "upgrade" grant enables this Centre, established in 1984, to continue be highly relevant to current students and reflect IEEE quality.