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Division of Engineering Science
Bahen Centre
40 St. George Street, Room 2110
Toronto ON M5S 2E4
Canada

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General Inquiries

Admissions
Contact form: uoft.me/AskEng
Tel: 416-978-3872

Other inquiries
Email: admin.engsci@utoronto.ca
Tel: 416-978-2903

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Academic Leadership, EngSci

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Director

Natalie Enright Jerger
Email: natalie.enrightjerger@utoronto.ca
Tel: 416-978-8872
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2110
(by appointment)
Web: Professor Enright Jerger faculty page

Bio - Natalie Enright Jerger

Natalie Enright Jerger is an award-winning Professor in The Edward S. Rogers Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering and is the Tier II Canada Research Chair in Computer Architecture. She previously served as EngSci’s Associate Chair, Years 1 and 2, and has taught Engineering Science students for many years in the Year 2 Digital and Computer Systems course.

Professor Enright Jerger is an expert on high-performance and energy-efficient next-generation processors. Among many accolades she has received for her research, she was awarded a Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellowship, and was made a distinguished Member of the ACM and a Fellow of the IEEE.

Beyond research, Professor Enright Jerger is involved in outreach and professional development activities focused on equity, diversity, and inclusion in the field of computer architecture and the broader computing community. She is the mother of an energetic 6-year-old and enjoys baking, crocheting, and biking.

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Associate Chair, Curriculum

Peter Grant
Email: peter.grant@utoronto.ca

Tel: 416-667-7726
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2110
(by appointment)
Web: Professor Grant faculty page

Bio - Peter Grant

Peter Grant is an Associate Professor at the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies (UTIAS) and served as EngSci’s Interim Director (January-June 2023). He leads the Vehicle Simulations Laboratory where his research focuses on the development and use of flight and driving simulators for vehicle design and training.

Prior to joining U of T in 2002, he was a technical specialist at the Ford Motor Company’s Scientific Research Laboratory in Dearborn Michigan.

Professor Grant previously served as the chair of EngSci’s Aerospace Engineering major (2017-2022) and has taught many EngSci courses, including MAT195 (now ESC195), AER302, AER406, AER503 and ESC301. His favourite is the capstone design course, AER406, where students design, build, and fly small aircraft.

Outside of work he enjoys sports as well as hiking and camping.

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Associate Chair, Years 3 & 4

Arthur Chan
Email: arthurwh.chan@utoronto.ca
Tel: 416- 978-2602
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2110
(by appointment)
Web: Professor Chan faculty page

Bio - Arthur Chan

Professor Arthur Chan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry. He is a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Atmospheric Chemistry and Health, and serves as EngSci’s Associate Chair, Years 3 and 4 (2022-present).

Professor Chan is the director of the Environmental Organics Laboratory, which focuses on air pollution and its chemistry. He conducts experimental and field studies of organic aerosol, and develops analytical techniques for studying complex mixtures. His goal is to better understand the composition, sources, transformations, and impacts of air pollution on health. His work has been recognized with many awards, including the Brockhouse Prize.

Professor Chan is an award-winning educator who is passionate about teaching. In 2019 he won the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering’s Early Career Teaching Award in 2019. He enjoys talking to and working with students, and is looking forward to getting more involved with EngSci students.

In his free time, he enjoys outdoor activities, like hiking with his dog Molly, and biking with his human friends.

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Associate Chair, Years 1 & 2 (interim)

Alan Chong
Email: alan.chong@utoronto.ca
Tel: 416-978-8512
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2110
(by appointment)
Web: Professor Chong faculty page

Bio - Alan Chong

Alan Chong is the Director of the Engineering Communications Program and Associate Director of the Institute for Studies in Transdisciplinary Engineering Education and Practice (ISTEP). He previously coordinates the EngSci thesis course and previously served as EngSci's Associate Chair for Years 1 & 2 from 2019 to 2022.

Professor Chong's research interests include developing civic engagement in undergraduate engineering students and building science communication case studies for use in engineering classrooms, which he tests them out in his elective on Science and Technology in the Popular Media. He also serves as the IEEE Professional Communication Society’s Digital Content Curator.

Teaching Staff, EngSci

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Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream

Philip Asare
Email: philip.asare@utoronto.ca

Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2108A
(by appointment)
Web: Professor Asare faculty page

Bio - Philip Asare

Philip Asare is an Assistant Professor in the Division of Engineering Science and the Institute for Studies in Transdisciplinary Engineering Education and Practice (ISTEP) – an institute created “to drive change in how we prepare future engineering leaders.”

His teaching within EngSci and ISTEP focuses on engineering design and transdisciplinary competencies. Professor Asare sees engineering as an activity geared towards human goals, full of rich and interesting stories of how particular ideas or products came to be. His approach to engineering and engineering education focuses this view of engineering as a human activity, and the implication of this perspective for engineering education and practice.

A significant theme of Philip’s teaching and projects focuses on how we educate engineers to operate in the complex socio-technical world, particularly how we create an engineering community that is diverse, inclusive, and equitable, and the related benefits for society of such an engineering community.

Previous to joining U of T Engineering, Professor Asare was an Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Bucknell University. He also spent time as a Scholar-in Residence at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration while earning his PhD in Computer Engineering from the University of Virginia.

Learn more about Professor Asare in the U of T Engineering News.

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Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream

Roger Carrick
Email: roger.carrick@utoronto.ca

Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2108B
(by appointment)
Web: Professor Carrick faculty page

Bio - Roger Carrick

Roger Carrick is an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, in the Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering, cross-appointed in the Division of Engineering Science.

He served as the Designer-in-Residence in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Lassonde School of Engineering at York University for five years before pursing his PhD. His teaching excellence was recognized with the President's University-Wide Teaching Award at York University (2020).

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Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream

Michael Guerzhoy
Email: michael.guerzhoy@utoronto.ca

Tel: 416-978-7024
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2028
(by appointment)
Web: Professor Guerzhoy faculty page

Bio - Michael Guerzhoy

Michael Guerzhoy is an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream in the Division of Engineering Science and the Dept. of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering and an Affiliate Scientist at the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute at St. Michael's Hospital. He teaches EngSci Computer Science and Data Science courses.

Professor Guerzhoy's research interests are in data science, the applications of data science in healthcare, and the pedagogy of introductory programming, data science, and machine learning.

He was the recipient of the Best Paper Award at the Canadian Conference on Artificial Intelligence in 2014. He is serving as the co-chair of the Symposium on Educational Advances in Artificial Intelligence in 2020-2021.

Learn more about Professor Guerzhoy in the U of T Engineering News.

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Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream

Morgan Hooper
Email: morgan.hooper@utoronto.ca

Tel:
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2026
(by appointment)
Web: Professor Hooper faculty page

Bio - Morgan Hooper

Morgan Hooper is an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, in the Division of Engineering Science and the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies (UTIAS).

Her teaching focuses on building community within the EngSci program and beyond. She encourages students to engage with multi-faceted, trans-disciplinary, and hands-on engineering projects to learn the complex ways in which engineering, design, and community interact.

She is particularly interested in the intersection between sustainability, technology and equity, and the ways in which engineering and scientific endeavours—and how they are communicated—impact the overlapping spheres of society and the environment.

Professor Hooper is a graduate of EngSci's aerospace engineering major (1T5 PEY). Before returning to the University of Toronto and EngSci as a faculty member, she earned an MS and PhD in Aeronautics from Caltech, where her research focused on experimental unsteady aerodynamics and fluid-structure interactions with views towards sustainable energy harvesting.

Administrative Staff, EngSci

Office Hours

September to June
Monday to Friday | 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
July & August
Monday to Friday | 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Job Openings

Visit our Jobs page to see current administrative or academic openings.

Manager, Finance & Administration

Diane Giang
Email: dhb.giang@utoronto.ca
Tel: 416-978-4256
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2110
(by appointment)

Financial management
Human resources management
Administration, including payroll, operations, and technology management

Bio - Diane Giang

Senior Officer, Program and Student Experience

Kimia Moozeh

Email: kimia.moozeh@mail.utoronto.ca
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2110
(by appointment)

Development and implementation of initiatives to foster a welcoming, inclusive, and vibrant learning environment
Management of accreditation process and program review procedures

Bio - Kimia Moozeh

Kimia received her MSc in Chemistry and PhD in Engineering Education from University of Toronto. In her recent role as a research associate at Queen’s University, she provided leadership, expertise and guidance to faculty and instructors for the design, development, implementation and evaluation of learning experiences. The research areas and interventions included use of virtual reality, academic integrity, competency-based assessment and college to university transfer pathways.

Her other interests include online and lab-based learning and she has developed a customizable platform that allows instructors to create virtual chemistry experiments to meet their own needs and learning outcomes. Kimia also taught chemistry at Durham College from 2021 to 2023.

Curriculum & Research Officer

Don Newton

Email: curric.engsci@utoronto.ca
Tel: 416-978-2660
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2110
(by appointment)

Management of the Engineering Science Summer Research Opportunities Program (ESROP)
Support of the Divisional curriculum and accreditation process

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External Relations Officer

Christina Heidorn
Email: engsci@utoronto.ca
Tel: 416-978-8634
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2110
(by appointment)

Strategic communications
Alumni relations and services
Student recruitment

Bio - Christina Heidorn

Christina Heidorn (EngSci 9T1) is responsible for internal and external communications, and is the main point of contact for EngSci's large alumni community.

Christina holds a M.Sc. in Ecology and is a former television documentary associate producer, writer, and researcher. Her credits include work on CBC's the fifth estate and Confidential series, and programs for broadcasters including TVO, National Geographic, TLC, and more.

Before joining the EngSci office, Christina worked in various communications roles within U of T Engineering.

Frontline Student Advisor & Office Administrator (interim)

Cathy Pettigrew

Email: admin.engsci@utoronto.ca
Tel: 416-978-2903
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2110

Frontline service for general inquiries
Administrative processes for staff, faculty, and students (expense reimbursements, supply inventory, room and equipment booking, repairs, and replacements)
EngSci thesis database and student newsletter
Information about university policies and procedures

Bio - Cathy Pettigrew

Cathy Pettigrew has experience working in education and adult learning, and ran a small business for over a decade. She has worked extensively with neuro-diverse clients and students, with for-profit and non-profit organizations. She is an alumna of the University of Toronto, and has fond memories of student life, which has made returning to the campus a full-circle moment.

Most recently, Cathy has been counselling people living with ADHD, Autism, and learning challenges, providing mental health, academic, and pathways counselling, as well as conducting psychometric assessments to assist with diagnoses. She has served on various community initiatives, including a CIHR research study at the Institute of Better Health, and as a Special Needs Consultant for the Archdiocese of Toronto. She is an outgoing person and enjoys doing public speaking engagements, advocating for people living with special needs, and promoting strengths-based learning and inclusivity.

Academic Advisors, EngSci

Office Hours

September to June
Monday to Friday | 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
July & August
Monday to Friday | 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Academic Advisors

Students wishing to speak with their academic advisor are encouraged to visit the Advising Portal to make an appointment.

Schedule an appointment with EngSci's academic advisors through the Advising Portal

Academic Advisor, Years 1 & 2, Domestic Students

Stephen Johns

Email: engsci12@utoronto.ca
Tel: 416-946-7351
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2110
(by appointment)

Academic advising and program support
Referrals to resources (learning strategists, wellness counsellors, accessibility advisors, and other experts as needed)

Bio - Stephen Johns

Steve joined EngSci in June 2019 after spending three years as a member of the U of T Engineering recruitment team, where his work focused on international students and on underrepresented populations in the Greater Toronto Area. Prior to arriving at U of T, Steve spent eight years working in recruitment and admissions at the University of Calgary and three summers working in student affairs at Queen's University.

Steve was born and raised in Thunder Bay, Ontario, and holds History degrees from Queen's University and the University of Toronto. His loves in life include, but are not limited to, live music, the Hold Steady, mental health advocacy, black coffee, Finnish pancakes, Hamilton, running long distances, his friends, his family, and his wife Samantha. Steve is also a reluctant fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Minnesota Vikings. He looks forwarding to helping you with your journey through EngSci!

Academic Advisor, Years 1 & 2, International Students

Irma Berardi

Email: engsci12.intl@utoronto.ca
Tel: 416-978-6162
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2110
(by appointment)

Academic advising and program support
Referrals to resources (learning strategists, wellness counsellors, immigration advisors, accessibility advisors, and other experts as needed)

Bio - Irma Berardi

Irma, pronouns she/they, joined EngSci in 2022 as the academic advisor for international students in Years 1 and 2.

She previously worked with the Temerty Faculty of Medicine as the Graduate Administrator. Before joining U of T, she worked in the EdTech world internationally and domestically, leading the student recruitment, admissions, and academic & career advising components of alternative teacher education programs.

Irma started her career as an Ontario Certified Teacher and taught in China. She has over eight years of diverse experience working with students, faculty, and staff across a variety of educational landscapes.

Born in Scarborough, Ontario, she is a first-generation Italian-Canadian and now lives in the wonderful city of Toronto with her partner, her cat Lana Del Meow, and dog Marlowe. She is passionate about Social Justice Education and is currently completing her M.Ed. part-time with an intentional focus on equity.

When Irma is not working, you can find her at a soccer field, at a live music event, cycling the city or spending time with her friends and family. She looks forward to supporting your EngSci journey!

Academic Advisor, Years 3 & 4

Brendan Heath

Email: engsci34@utoronto.ca
Tel: 416-946-7352
Office: 40 St. George Street, Room 2110
(by appointment)

Academic planning (majors, minors, electives and graduation)
Student support (connecting with support services and navigating university processes)

Bio - Brendan Heath

Brendan sees his role as helping students to navigate the University and get the most out of their time here. He works with individual students to develop academic plans that serve their goals (e.g., completing a minor, or customising a major through elective substitution or independent studies). He is also here to connect students with additional resources and services at times when they may need additional support.

Brendan holds a M.Sc. in Planning (focused on Environmental Planning) and has worked in a variety of student facing positions across U of T, including at New College, University College, the Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies and the Cinema Studies Institute. In his free time, when not raising his two kids, Brendan enjoys cycling, gardening, tinkering with electronics and the occasional video game, as well as volunteering in his local community.

Visitor Information

Engineering Tours

The Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering offers guided tours of the Engineering facilities at our downtown Toronto location on the St. George campus.

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Transit

The closest subway stop to Engineering at U of T is Queen's Park Subway Station. Streetcars also run along College Street and Spadina Avenue.

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Engineering Map

The Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering is housed within 17 buildings on the St. George Campus on the south side of campus between Spadina Avenue and University Avenue close to College Street.

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University of Toronto Tours

Walking tours of the St. George campus depart from the Nona Macdonald Visitors Centre, located at 25 King's College Circle. General tours are offered daily Monday through Friday at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm, and on Saturdays and Sundays at 11:00 am.

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Parking

The closest underground parking garage to the Engineering Complex is in the Bahen Centre for Information Technology, located at 40 St. George Street. The entrance to the parking garage is accessible from Huron Street.

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University of Toronto Maps

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