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Camp No. 3 Kingston, Ontario Sunday March 20 2011      dimanche le 20 mars 2011 1230 hrs                               

Camp No. 3 Kingston, Ontario Sunday March 20 2011      dimanche le 20 mars 2011 1230 hrs                                à 12h30 . Introduction. Awareness of sensibilities History Rudyard Kipling Camp 3 Organization Symbols of the Ceremony Ring Admin Details Questions.

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Camp No. 3 Kingston, Ontario Sunday March 20 2011      dimanche le 20 mars 2011 1230 hrs                               

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  1. Camp No. 3 Kingston, OntarioSunday March 20 2011      dimanche le 20 mars 2011 1230 hrs                                à 12h30

  2. Introduction • Awareness of sensibilities • History • Rudyard Kipling • Camp 3 Organization • Symbols of the Ceremony • Ring • Admin Details • Questions

  3. Awareness of sensibilities • Ceremony is voluntary • Inclusive to welcome all engineers into the profession • There are some religious references to a higher power • These references are allegorical; think of them in a way that you are comfortable in your beliefs • Not gender neutral

  4. History • January 25 1922 in Montreal • Professor Herbert Haultain • U of T Mining • Was Addressing the 36th Annual Professional meeting of the Engineering Institute of Canada • Suggested the development of a tribal spirit among engineers

  5. History • Dr J.M.R. Fairbairn • Chief Engineer of the Canadian Pacific Railway • Suggests to Haultain that he contacts Rudyard Kipling on the subject • On October 18th, 1922, Haultain writes Kipling • November 9th Kipling responded.

  6. History • 7 past presidents of the Engineering Institute of Canada responsible for • the Integrity of the Ritual • Establishments of the Camps to administer the ceremony to graduating engineers “…even older ones, out struggling in the world, would find it both tonic and refreshing.” • Inaugural Ceremony April 25th ,1925 at the University Club of Montreal

  7. Kipling (1865 -1936) • Journalist, Poet, Author • Nobel Prize in Literature – 1907 • Attended United Services College • Poems • Gunga-Din, Mandalay • Books • Captains Courageous • The Man Who Would Be King • …

  8. Camp 3 - Kingston • Separate Organization • Not part of Queen’s U or RMC • Not part of the EIC • Corporation • 7 Wardens – 7 Alternate Wardens • 25 Camps • 7 Wardens – 7 Alternate Wardens

  9. Camp 3 - Kingston • Wardens drawn from Cross Section of Engineering Experience • Private Practice / Firms • Industry • Government • Academia – RMC, Queen’s

  10. Camp 3 - Kingston 7 Wardens • Claude Bellerose – CFB Kingston • Kim Brown – City of Kingston (treasurer) • D. DePlanché(Dave) – Empire Life • Dr Jack Jeswiet – Queen‘s Mech Eng • Dr Scott Knight – RMC ECE • Dr Al Stewart – RMC Vice-Principal Academic • Dr Alain Beaulieu – RMC ECE (Chief)

  11. Camp 3 - Kingston 8 Alternate Wardens • Shannon Claggett – St-Laurence College • Wayne Pickell – Ontario Power Generation • Chris Roney – Roney Engineering • Jim Mason – Queen’s Mech Eng • Brian Surgenor – Queen’s Mech Eng • Maj Marc Fricker – RMC ECE • Marcy Burton – Defence Construction Canada • Dr Phil Bates – RMC Dean of Eng

  12. Corporation of the 7 Wardens Provide an opportunity for men and women to oblige themselves to the standards of ethics and diligent practice that is required by our profession

  13. Separation from Academia • There is a reason why the Camps are separate from academia • Quote from Kipling to Fairbairn June 2 1925

  14. Symbols of the Ceremony

  15. Symbols of the Ceremony • Symbolize the engineer’s bond to the material of his work • Reminder of perversity of inanimate things • Property of materials • Their point of failure • Duty of the engineer to protect the public from his creations • Reminder of the breaking limit and capacity for failure in the engineer

  16. Oath vs Obligation • Oath is a promise to oneself • Obligation is a duty to an organization or profession

  17. The Ring • In the face of possible difficulty and danger the ring is a reminder to neither abandon your calling nor advance too soon. • Quote from Kipling in letter to Fairbairn in 1925

  18. Gift of Cold Iron • The gift of cold iron to newly obligated engineers is to welcome in the community of engineers • Receive advice from the fellowship of the profession • and in your own time give advice to others

  19. Anvil • Twice during the ceremony the anvil will be struck 7 times • Symbolizes the 7 original Wardens • … … _ • S S T • things that are seen • Stone, Steel and Time that proves them • things that are unseen • Soul, Spirit and Time that tries them like a hammer

  20. Secrecy • The ceremony is not secret but it is closed and private • No camera or cell phones

  21. Other • Piper Anthony Truelove • Candidate Representative • James Hodgson • Admin Details (take a handout)

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