Aereal night view of the skyline of Vancouver, displaying colourful lights across the city.

Reconnect and celebrate with Smith Engineering in Vancouver

Vancouver, BC
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Join Dean Kevin Deluzio, Sc’88, and fellow Smith Engineering alumni for an evening of connection and conversation in Vancouver.

As Dean Deluzio enters his final year leading Smith Engineering, he will reflect on the faculty’s transformation and accomplishments over the past decade, including the people, programs, and partnerships that have helped shape Smith Engineering today. The evening will also offer a look ahead at what’s next for the faculty and the opportunities shaping its future.

Featured Speakers

Kevin Deluzio, Sc’88 - Dean, Smith Engineering
Dr. Kevin Deluzio, Sc’88
Dean, Smith Engineering


Dr. Kevin J. Deluzio, Sc’88, has served as Dean of Smith Engineering since 2017, leading the faculty through a period of transformation and evolution in engineering education. A strong champion of equity and diversity, he is committed to preparing graduates to take on the world’s greatest challenges and helping build a more inclusive engineering profession.

An award-winning teacher and internationally recognized researcher, Dr. Deluzio is also a Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Head of the Human Mobility Research Laboratory at Queen’s. He is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering, the Engineering Institute of Canada, and the Canadian Society for Biomechanics.


Ryan Mulligan, Director, Beaty Water Research Centre

Ryan Mulligan
Director, Beaty Water Research Centre

Dr. Ryan Mulligan is a Professor of Civil Engineering and Director of the Beaty Water Research Centre at Queen’s University. A coastal engineer and oceanographer, his research explores how waves, currents, storms, and other physical processes shape coastal environments, with a focus on understanding and predicting changes that affect communities and ecosystems. A Queen’s Geological Engineering graduate, Dr. Mulligan brings extensive research expertise in coastal engineering, oceanography, and water systems.

 


Alumni, friends, industry partners, and guests are welcome. We look forward to seeing you there!

Event Details

Venue

Terminal City Club
837 West Hastings St.
Vancouver ON
Canada

Cost
Drinks and appetizers will be provided.
RSVP date