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The NAIT ISA Student section organizes networking events for students interested in career in automa

12/06/2023

Join us at the Nest for some food, drinks, games, and more! 🍻

Scan the QR to join. See you there! 👋🏼

12/04/2023

Eat. Study. Repeat. 🍕🥤

Join us later for our last Study Buddies this term!

(including free food 😉)

09/25/2023

Calling all engineering technology students at NAIT! 👋

Want to learn more about the International Society of Automation (ISA) and how the ISA NAIT student section can help you with your education in the field of automation?

Come to the International Society of Automation (ISA) NAIT Student Section's Annual General Meeting this coming Wednesday, September 27, from 4:00-5:00 PM at the Spartan Centre, Room Y220. (If you cannot join in person, you can participate in Google Meet.)

There are a lot of great opportunities ISA offers for its student members such as:

-Scholarship opportunities
-Social networking events with industry professionals
-Skills Alberta Competition training
-Mentorship programs
-Social events with students ..and many more!

We will offer FREE ISA memberships (worth 15 USD) to the first 50 people who sign up. We will also be hosting our elections during this event, so we will get to meet for the first time the new set of ISA NAIT officers for this school year.

Did we mention there will be free pizza? 🍕
Hope to see you there!

Follow the link below:
https://www.ookslife.ca/event/241964

04/26/2022

Calling all students pursuing an automation-related career! Let us know about a world problem that you would like to solve through automation. Submissions can be posted on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter in either written or video format. Include in your post.

09/29/2021

Hey Friends!
Would you like to meet your fellow students who are on the same professional journey as you? Want to learn what some of them did over this past summer working in their discipline and know what companies are hiring students?
Join our virtual event to share your stories, learn what others did, play some virtual games and make new friends. This is a very informal event. Grab your favourite drink and join us on Microsoft Teams.

To register for the event click on the link below ⬇️

https://www.ookslife.ca/event/186646

03/13/2021

ISA NAIT Student Section welcomes you to join another podcast organized by students, for students “Inspiration in Automation-Technical Writing & Communications” happening on March 24, 2021, at 05:00 PM MT

Link to Register and submit questions: https://nait.webex.com/nait/onstage/g.php?MTID=e77d6fa37885d8ce8978b739cf6d10385

Takeaway (if you connect live): In the end, we’ll share a list of prospective topics for your Technical Reports/Capstone Projects & Free copies of ISA Alberta Directory of Automation.

What to Expect:

We bring you a conversation with Arthur Kloc, an I &C Engineering expert in the field of Instrumentation & Control and, Lisa Slywka, a technical writing expert and instructor at NAIT, about the importance of technical communication in the life of an Engineer or a Technologist.

Tune-in to listen to the stories, experiences, and, tips these experts share with us to help us improve our research technical writing/ communication skills (a must-have in the industry). All the attendees attending live will have an opportunity to connect/ask questions to our guests.

Furthermore, learn more about the ISA resources available to the students for their Technical Reports/Capstone Projects. Learn what is new & upcoming in the industry and get inspiration for your projects/reports.

Guests Bio:

Arthur Kloc, President- ISA Edmonton Section, Senior I&C Engineering Manager at Worley (40+ years experience in the field of Instrumentation and Control). And, a car racing enthusiast.

Lisa Slywka, Instructor, English, and Communications at NAIT (25+ years experience in Technical communications). And, an art enthusiast.

03/05/2021

International Society of Automation Student Section- "Study Buddies" is back and this time we are just a click away on MS-Teams. Every Tuesday, 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm (follow the link below)

Come join fellow students to discuss courses and projects, ask questions and help prepare for upcoming exams! The group will meet every Tuesday on Microsoft Teams until the end of the semester. The meeting runs from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm and you are free to pop in whenever you can. There will also be a forum to discuss questions at any time throughout the week.

This group is currently set up for Instrumentation Engineering Technology Students, but we are hoping to include other programs. If you or someone you know is interested, please contact us at [email protected].

Join us for the first meeting on March 9 starting at 5:00 pm.

https://teams.microsoft.com/l/team/19%3ae73cfd67266e4817ad26f3504ef9f0b6%40thread.tacv2/conversations?groupId=5235bf0b-96a1-4553-98ea-4198ea4ca211&tenantId=5c98fb47-d3b9-4649-9d94-f88cbdd9729c

We hope to see you there!

01/17/2021

ISA Student Night 2021 - Expert Panel Advice & Networking!
And Professionals Please Join Us Virtually Monday, January 25 From 5pm to 6:30pm for a great opportunity to learn and seek advice about the automation industry from are the Expert Panelists that will joining us.
A Special Thanks To Our Expert Panelists: Joseph Amalraj, Paul Baril, Jennifer DeZutter & Donovan Tindill.
Check out the link for Event Details- https://www.isaedmonton.org/events-education/student-night-2021-expert-panel-advice-networking/

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