A vibrant snapshot of campus life and technical study in 1938, this Transactions and Year Book captures the University of Toronto Engineering Society’s year in review.
It combines president and dean messages with departmental reports, student activities, and community updates that shaped an era of engineering education.
The edition includes formal notes from the president and the dean, outlining growth in engineering programs and career opportunities for graduates. It also presents a new Department of Mining Geology, explaining its structure, curriculum, and potential career paths for students. Throughout, readers will find coverage of student clubs, sports, and interfaculty events that helped define school spirit and community.
- Foundational messages and outlooks from university leaders
- Details on the new Mining Geology program and its training approach
- Reports on student activities, sports, clubs, and interfaculty events
- Insights into engineering education, industry connections, and career paths
Ideal for readers interested in university history, engineering education, or alumni reconnecting with early 20th‑century campus life.