From: Engineering Dean's Office
To: Chairs and Directors
Cc: Chairs and Directors - Supplementary List
Subject: Task Force on Engineering Leadership Education
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MEMORANDUM 2009/10-04
I am pleased to advise you that we have established a Task Force on Engineering Leadership
Education at the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering. The Task Force will review the
advances made by the Engineering Leaders of Tomorrow (LOT) program and develop strategic
options for the future. The mandate and membership of the task force are provided below.
MANDATE
1. To review progress of the development of engineering leadership education at UofT
2. To review and report on leadership education in engineering at other universities
3. To recommend structures, processes, and models for advancing engineering leadership
education at UofT including: curricular, co-curricular, and extra-curricular activities and
research
4. To create a vision for engineering leadership that reaches engineering schools and the
engineering profession across the country
TIMING
Term: October 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010
MEMBERSHIP
Doug Reeve, Chair, Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry (Chair)
Shahed Al-Haque, Undergraduate Student
Phil Byer, Professor, Civil Engineering
Dave Colcleugh, Leadership Development Professor, Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering
Bryan Karney, Associate Dean, Cross-Faculty Programs
Chris Langan, Undergraduate Student
Maygan McGuire, Graduate Student
Lisa Romkey, Senior Lecturer, Engineering Science
George Roter, Co-CEO, Engineers Without Borders
Ian Simmie, UofT, Student Life Programs
Annie Simpson, Coordinator, Leaders of Tomorrow
Angela Tran, Graduate Student
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