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The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.
The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) was proud to be a partner and sponsor of EcoHack, Saskatchewan's first environment- and sustainability-focused hackathon.
EcoHack was a three day rapid-problem-solving event that gave local organizations and businesses the ability to pitch their burning environment and sustainability challenges to a group of innovative and creative students. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students then worked to find solutions to the problem of their choice.