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Engineers in Residence GE121

The Engineers in Residence Program, initiated by GE121 in 2008 and funded by Shell, enhances the educational experience for engineering students by providing mentorship from experienced professionals in the industry. This program allows seasoned engineers to guide students through practical design challenges, fostering invaluable contact and learning opportunities. Supported by the Shell SPEED Fund, the program not only aids students but also facilitates the development of design courses. Eligible engineering programs benefit from direct interactions with industry practitioners, enriching the learning process and career prospects.

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Engineers in Residence GE121

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  1. Engineers in ResidenceGE121

  2. Engineers In Residence • Engineer In Residence program has been under consideration and development within GE121 for a number of years • GE121 Implemented the Engineers In Residence Program in 2008 • Other Design Programs within the College have also Implemented the Program • Allows Experienced Professional Engineers with significant experience in industry to interact and guide students through practical design problems

  3. Engineers In Residence • Engineers in Residence Funded by Shell • The Shell SPEED Fund program provides annual funds for EIRs (Engineers in Residence) • Also supports student projects • SPEED is a 3 year program that has been funded by SHELL that began in 2006-07

  4. EIR Established Guidelines • Objective: To facilitate contact and mentorship between students and experienced design practitioners in industry • Eligibility: Support for courses in any engineering program with major design projects • Support for experienced engineers from industry to participate in design courses including course development

  5. Information on Shell and Career Opportunities • http://www.shell.ca/home/content/ca-en

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