Price Faculty of Engineering

Congrats to our graduates that received convocation awards last week. All the long hours and hard work paid off!

The 2025-26 graduating class award for excellence in teaching goes to...
Dr. Warren Blunt, Biosystems Engineering
Dr. Ahmed Shalaby, Civil Engineering
Dr. Caniggia Viana, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Nishant Balakrishnan, Mechanical Engineering
Dr. Vern Campbell, Common Courses. Award accepted by his family.

In loving memory of Dr. Vern Campbell whose dedication to teaching, mentorship and academic excellence left a lasting impact on generations of students and colleagues. His passion for education and his commitment to student success continue to inspire all who had the privilege of learning from him.

A new scholarship program has been launched by Mayor Scott Gillingham to encourage Winnipeg students pursuing education in aerospace and aviation.

Valued at $1000 each, the Sky Economy Scholarship Program is now accepting applications up until Tuesday, June 30, 2026.

Check your UM student email for eligibility and application details.

Eyes on orbit: students use embedded AI to detect space debris in real time. Led by Dr. Peng Hu, an ECE capstone team builds an AI system to improve space safety.

Read all the details on UMToday through the link in our bio.

This national movement aims to end violence against women and children, particularly Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQ+ people.

Show your support and spread awareness, pins are available in the Dean's Office in EITC (E2-290).

We have been busy with outreach this month! We have connected with youth at high school career fairs, supported the Manitoba Robot Games, and participated in UM's Preparing for University event.

Thank you to our Student Ambassadors and for representing our Faculty and sharing their valuable experience and expertise with future engineering students.

Join us for Moose Hide Campaign Day, a national movement to end violence against women and children, particularly Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQ+ people.

The event will begin at 10:00 a.m. with brief remarks at the flag poles in front of UMSU University Centre, followed by a walk through University Centre to Migizii Agamik. Along the way, a booth will offer Moose Hide pins and informational materials, inviting participants to learn more and show their support.

The event will conclude in the Circle Room at Migizii Agamik, where light refreshments will be provided and participants are invited to gather, reflect and connect.

Pins are also available in the Dean's Office in EITC (E2-290).