Events for March 18, 2026

Industry-Ready Resumes: Landing Your First Role or Your Next MoveYour resume has seconds to make an impression. Is it doing its job?This practical session is designed for graduate students and early-career professionals who want to transition into industry or prepare for their next career move. Learn how recruiters actually read resumes and how to position academic and industry experience for impact, growth, and <a href="http://mobility.You’ll" target="_blank" title="mobility.You’ll">mobility.You’ll learn how to:-Write an industry-focused resume (not a CV)-Turn research, projects, and technical work into impact-driven bullet points-Move beyond job duties and signal readiness for the next level-Avoid common resume mistakesSpeaker(s): Dr. Don Back, Agenda: Session flow:-5–7 min: Strategic framing - clarity → positioning → resume as a tool-35–38 min: Practical walkthroughs, examples, and best practices-10 min: Live Q & AVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/538694

Join us for a two-day workshop where you will build your own low-cost, desktop-sized mobile robot!During the workshop, you will:- Learn the basics of robotic hardware and programming- Use your robot to compete in several challenges for exciting prizes, including a chance to keep the robot you built- Enjoy food and drinks provided during the eventFor more information, please see the attached <a href="http://poster.Register" target="_blank" title="poster.Register">poster.Register soon - spots are limited!This event is organized by the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (IES) Student Branch Chapter at Dalhousie <a href="http://University.Room:">University.[]Room: D501, Bldg: D Building, 5268 Dacosta Row, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada