Michael Justason is the program chair of the Civil Engineering Infrastructure Technology program and chair of the Management courses in the W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology. Having worked in more than 40 countries over his 20-year career in industry, he now teaches classes in geotechnical and foundation engineering, engineering economics and communication for engineers. He is a recipient of the 2019 President’s Award for Outstanding Contributions to Teaching and Learning. The award recognizes and celebrates the excellent teaching practices taking place across the university and is McMaster’s highest teaching honour. […]

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Seshasai Srinivasan is an assistant professor and the program chair of the Software Engineering Technology program in the W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology. He joined McMaster in 2013. Here, he shares his thoughts on walking, teaching and Leonardo Da Vinci. […]

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Allan MacKenzie has been awarded with his Chartered Manager status by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI). […]

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More support is on the way for valued members of our society. Community Living Hamilton, a large charitable organization devoted to dignity for all citizens, has launched an ambitious campaign to fund a new, purpose-built respite centre that will serve people of all ages with developmental disabilities — kids to seniors — and their families. The […]

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Manufacturing is a priority among local economic development officials in cities world wide. It’s a sector of choice measured by employment, trade and wealth creation. And it can generate high value spin-off benefits, including local research and innovation. […]

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Engineers play a central role in creating a barrier-free world. That’s why the W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology invites students to pursue projects that help persons with disabilities overcome problems related to daily living. […]

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Graduate students under the supervision of Dr. Dustin Garrick are contributing to the development of a multi-sector strategy to better manage runoff flowing into our region’s extensive watershed. It’s part of ongoing efforts to remediate Hamilton Harbour and its surroundings. […]

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The W Booth School helps innovators from the wider community realize their dreams. […]

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W Booth students recently worked with the natural gas industry to investigate new approaches to addressing a complex industry-wide problem: damage prevention. […]

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