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Annelies Tjebbes
Congratulations Class of 2012

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Annelies Tjebbes, B.A.Sc.’12, Electrical and Computer Engineering

“I'm certainly excited about taking our device as far as I can before passing it on to a team with more expertise. I'm really ready to be an entrepreneur and an engineer.” [Read more…]

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William Gallego
Congratulations Class of 2012

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William Gallego, B.A.Sc.'12, Electrical and Computer Engineering

“Entrepreneurship and innovation aren't two words you would associate with most fields of study, but they fit perfectly with a degree in engineering, especially computer software engineering.” [Read more…]

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Sean Heisler
Congratulations Class of 2012

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Sean Heisler, B.A.Sc.’12, Integrated Engineering

“I think that was the moment I realized that I could add a lot of value to UBC, when I knew my thoughts and opinions could actually impact changes.” [Read more…]

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Kaitlynn Livingstone
Congratulations Class of 2012

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Kaitlynn Livingstone, B.A.Sc.’12, Chemical and Biological Engineering

“My involvement with EWB was one of the main reasons for my decision to transfer into engineering. I was inspired by working with engineers who were using an engineering skill-set to address social issues.” [Read more…]

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Alexander Winardi
Congratulations Class of 2012

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Alexander Winardi, M.Eng.’12, Mechanical Engineering

“As globalization has become a key factor in the world’s economy, I strongly believe I can no longer identify myself as a Canadian engineer, but rather as a global citizen.” [Read more…]

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