Internetworking Program

It was such an honour to host Kashif Islam, 1999/2000 Internetworking Alum, on campus today. Thank you, Kashif, for sharing your time and, brilliant expertise and experience with the Internetworking students and faculty. Great things happen when staff, faculty, students, and alums come together – what a wonderful learning experience. THANK YOU! P.S. Congratulations on your book.

WOW! It was a great day with Arista.
After a busy, full-day recruitment campaign with the Master of Engineering in Internetworking Program, winding down at dinner with the Arista team was great. Thank you Rutwij Makwana, Hemanth Kumar Yetra, and Geetha Nagini Vallabhaneni, for sharing your time with our students – both juniors and seniors – and hosting such a wonderful dinner with the Internetworking Industry Relations Team Shelley Caines, Bill Robertson, and Ali Nafarieh,.
You are truly inspiring😊.

We can't wait to have INWK Alum Jay Dixit back on campus to share his expertise and advice on Resume Building and Interpersonal Excellence.
Thanks for creating this 2-day bootcamp for Internetworking Jay!

Hello, Recent and Upcoming Internetworking Grads,

Have you heard about the Bell New Grad Program? Many Internetworking grads have had great success with this program. It's now open and live until October 31, 2023.

Bell says: "If you’re ready to bring game-changing ideas to life and join a community that values professional growth and employee wellness, we want you on the Bell team."

Check out the 2024 Network & Technology Services Graduate Leadership Program.
Req Id: 414174
https://lnkd.in/gqKQP8NC

Sending on behalf of the Faculty of Engineering:

Promoting Community Connections on Sexton Campus
11:30 to 1:30 – Thursday, September 28th, 2023
Emera IDEA Building Atrium

Promoting Community Connections on Sexton Campus is an event we host each semester to showcase to the various student supports and services, and student societies that are available to at Dalhousie University. This is a way for the Sexton Campus students the be connected with the university at large, and have access to the tools and resources they need for success.

From 11:30 to 1:30 we have arranged for various student societies and university support services to be available in the Emera IDEA Building atrium. We invite everyone to take a few moments today to drop by the atrium, engage with the various groups and learn about the amazing initiatives of the student societies and supports available to students.