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Monique Beech

Manager, Strategic Communications

Monique leads communications and marketing efforts for the Faculty of Engineering in key strategic areas, including research, reputation enhancement and external relations.

September 26, 2016 / Department News
Source: McMaster Daily News

Mac grad supports engineering students with US$500,000 donation

Entrepreneur, inventor, chemical engineer – Robert Kulperger ’63 has left a US$500,000 gift in support of McMaster students.

September 20, 2016 / Department News

CEMF names McMaster student as one of Canada’s Leading Undergraduate Women in Engineering

Engineering student Alison Bayzat is committed to mentoring youth and giving back go her community, and now she’s being recognized for it.

September 13, 2016 / Department News
Source: McMaster Daily News

McMaster Civil Engineer Named to The Royal Society's College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientist

McMaster Civil Engineer Wael El-Dakhakhni has been named to The Royal Society of Canada's College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists.

July 8, 2016 / Department News
Source: McMaster Daily News

CaFIN: A Global Effort to Combat Climate Change

Engineering deans from around the world come together to discuss climate change

January 25, 2016 / Department News

Tech sector veteran Stephen Elop assumes new advisory role at McMaster

Renowned tech sector leader Stephen Elop has assumed the esteemed role of Distinguished Engineering Executive in Residence within McMaster University’s Faculty of Engineering

May 7, 2015 / Department News

Terry Fallis on his engineering-based approach to writing novels

Author Terry Fallis talks about No Relation, his engineering-inspired approach to writing and his love of hovercrafts.

March 31, 2015 / Department News

Helping industry: McMaster engineering professor using manufacturing processes to help biomedical company make blood diagnostic tool

McMaster University researchers are working with a Toronto-based start-up to create a blood-testing device to help reduce the number of blood samples required from patients to get accurate results.

March 24, 2015 / Department News

Looking back at McMaster Engineering Kipling pranks over the years

It’s a ritual that dates back to 1922 and has ties to British author Rudyard Kipling. Each year, Canadian students in the graduating year of their engineering program gather for a hushed ceremony to mark their entry into the profession

October 30, 2014 / Department News
Source: Daily News

Who wants a slice? Mac research team partners with Pizza Pizza to fight waste

Pizza has long been a favourite snack among young and old, but it's easier to consume than create. (Rafat Hirmiz)