Sustainability in Engineering at McGill
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| Executive Team | |
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| Chair | Leila Hawa |
| VP Admin | Amara Slaymaker |
| VP Communications | Julia Sinkovits |
| VP External | Liam Fitzpatrick |
| VP Academic | Ian Bennet |
| VP Finance | Emily Rush |
| Webmaster | Caitlin Knowles |
| Website | |
Sustainability in Engineering at McGill (SEAM), is a committee within the Engineering Undergraduate Society (EUS). The committee was formally founded in 2014. SEAM's purpose is to foster and promote a culture of sustainability in the Engineering community.
SEAM's main efforts are planning events, managing projects, providing consulting work, and compiling and providing sustainability resources to the McGill Engineering community.
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Events
Events help to show McGill’s future engineers some of the many opportunities in sustainability, as well to introduce them to thinking and designing in a more sustainable way.
Speed Networking
Design Competition
Talks
Projects & Consulting
SEAM undertakes independent or partnered projects which directly affect the engineering community. A recent undertaking within SEAM has been working with other organizations and teams to make their operations more sustainable.
Plumbers' Plates
Blues Pub Cups
Plants in McConnell
G-Store Fridge
Academic Initiatives
Resources
We find that many engineering students at McGill are interested in learning more about sustainability, but don't necessarily know where to start. We provide a starting place, by actively gathering information, resources and opportunities and delivering them to the engineering student community via this website and our other networks.