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Daily Event Schedule APRIL 20 Daily Event Schedule APRIL 20 This is an outline for the daily events for the virtual Brandon Career Symposium. We will send out further details on each speaker as we get closer to the event. 9:00 - 9:25 Manitoba Institute of Trades & Technology 9:30 - 9:55 Prairie Mountain Health 10:00 - 10:25 Brandon University 10:30 - 10:55 Canadian Mennonite University 11:00 - 11:25 BREAK TIME | SPECIAL PRESENTATION 11:30 - 11:55 Providence University College 12:00 - 12:25 University of Lethbridge 12:30 - 12:55 Booth University College 1:00 - 1:25 BREAK TIME | SPECIAL PRESENTATION 1:30 - 1:55 University of Manitoba 2:00 - 2:25 Manitoba Aerospace 2:30 - 2:55 University of Manitoba Indigenous Community 3:00 - 3:25 University of Regina - Faculty of Business Daily Event Schedule APRIL 21 This is an outline for the daily events for the virtual Brandon Career Symposium. We will send out further details on each speaker as we get closer to the event. 9:00 - 9:25 Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba 9:30 - 9:55 HyLife 10:00 - 10:25 Chartered Professional Accountants of MB 10:30 - 10:55 Assiniboine Community College 11:00 - 11:25 BREAK TIME | SPECIAL PRESENTATION 11:30 - 11:55 University of Regina 12:00 - 12:25 Mid Ocean School of Media Arts 12:30 - 12:55 University College of the North 1:00 - 1:25 BREAK TIME | SPECIAL PRESENTATION 1:30 - 1:55 Lethbridge College 2:00 - 2:25 Northwest Law Enforcement Academy 2:30 - 2:55 Minot State University 3:00 - 3:25 Volunteer Manitoba EXHIBITORSmeet our Legend (P) Platinum (G) Gold (S) Silver (B) Bronze Arts & Culture Business MC College (B) Indigenous Business Development Services (S) Systems Beauty College (S) CPA of Manitoba (P) Assiniboine Community College (P) Assiniboine Community College (P) Brandon University (P) Brandon University (P) U of M School of Art (S) CPHR Manitoba (B) MidOcean School of Media Arts (P) Gov of MB Civil Service Commission (G) U of R Media Arts Performance (B) U of R Faculty of Business (P) MB Institute of Trades & Technology (P) Edwards School of Business (P) New Media Manitoba (G) U of R Campion College (S) Canadian Mennonite University (P) Booth University College (P) LaSalle College Vancouver (G) Canadian Foundation of Economic Education (G) Minot State University (P) Canadian Mennonite University (P) Providence University College (P) Lakeland College (G) Red River College (P) Lethbridge College (P) Ryerson University (S) Minot State University (P) Steinbach Bible College (S) Olds College (G) University of Manitoba (P) Providence University College (P) University of Regina (P) Red River College (G) First Nations University College (S) Robertson College Brandon (B) La Cité Universitaire Francophone (S) Ryerson University (S) University College of the North (P) University of Manitoba (P) University of Lethbridge (P) University of Regina (P) University of North Dakota (G) University College of the North (P) University of Winnipeg (G) University of Lethbridge (P) Volunteer Manitoba (P) Volunteer Manitoba (P) Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (S) Employment Film Training Manitoba (B) Indigenous Business Development Services (S) New Media Manitoba (G) CPA of Manitoba (P) Engineer Geoscientists Manitoba (P) Gov of MB Civil Service Commission (G) MB Healthcare Providers Network (G) CPHR Manitoba (B) Manitoba Construction Sector Council (G) Manitoba Aerospace (P) MB Trucking Association (G) EXHIBITORSmeet our Legend (P) Platinum (G) Gold (S) Silver (B) Bronze Education/Post-Secondary Education/Post-Secondary MC College (B) Engineer Geoscientists Manitoba (P) Systems Beauty College (S) Booth University College (P) Assiniboine Community College (P) Campus Manitoba (B) Brandon University (P) Canadian Mennonite University (P) U of M School of Arts (S) LaSalle Callege Vancouver (G) MidOcean School of Media Arts (P) Lethbridge College (P) U of R Media Arts Performance (B) Minot State University (P) MB Institute of Trades & Technology (P) Olds College (G) Film Training Manitoba (B) Providence University College (P) New Media Manitoba (G) Red River College (G) Indigenous Business Development Services (S) Robertson College Brandon (B) CPA of Manitoba (P) Ryerson University (S) U of R Faculty of Education (S) Steinbach Bible College (G) U of R Faculty of Business (P) University of Manitoba (P) Edwards School of Business (P) U of M Extended U Access Program (B) U of R Campion College (S) U of M Indigenous Community (P) Manitoba Aerospace (P) University of Regina (P) U of M Engineer Access Program (B) First Nations University College (S) Northwest Law Enforcement Academy (S) La Cité Universitaire Francophone (S) U of M St. John’s College (G) U of R Luther College (B) U of R Faculty of Nursing (B) University College of the North (P) Sexual Education Research Centre (S) University of North Dakota (G) U of R Faculty of Science (G) University of Winnipeg (G) College of Agriculture and Bioresources (G) Volunteer Manitoba (P) U of R Faculty of Kinesiology (S) Service Food & Beverage Manitoba (S) Government/Law Supply Chain Manitoba (S) Gov of MB Civil Service Commission (G) Gov of MB Civil Service Commission (G) Northwest Law Enforcement Academy (S) Heritage COOP (S) RCMP (B) MB Trucking Association (G) University of Manitoba (P) Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (S) University of Regina (P) Volunteer Manitoba (P) EXHIBITORSmeet our Legend (P) Platinum (G) Gold (S) Silver (B) Bronze Eningeering & Architecture Health Sciences Manitoba Aerospace (P) U of R Faculty of Nursing (B) Assiniboine Community College (P) Assiniboine Community College (P) Brandon University (P) Brandon University (P) Gov of MB Civil Service Commission (G) U of R Faculty of Kinesiology (S) U of M Engineer Access Program (B) MB Healthcare Providers Network (G) College of Agriculture and Bioresources (P) Lakeland College (G) Engineer Geoscientists Manitoba (P) Lethbridge College (P) Lakeland College (G) Minot State University (P) Lethbridge College (P) Olds College (G) Minot State University (P) Providence University College (P) Red River College (G) Red River College (G) Ryerson University (S) Robertson College Brandon (B) University of Manitoba (P) Ryerson University (S) University of Regina (P) University of Manitoba (P) University of Lethbridge (P) University of Regina (P) University of North Dakota (G) Univeristy College of the North (P) University of Winnipeg (G) University of Lethbridge (P) Volunteer Manitoba (P) Volunteer Manitoba (P) Human/Social Services Skills & Trades Gov of MB Civil Service Commission (G) MC College (B) Sexual Education Research Centre (S) Systems Beauty College (S) Assiniboine Community College (P) Assiniboine Community College (P) Brandon University (P) MidOcean School of Media Arts (P) Booth University College (P) MB Institute of Trades & Technology (P) Canadian Mennonite University (P) Food & Beverage Manitoba (S) Lethbridge College (P) New Media Manitoba (G) Minot State University (P) Film Training Manitoba (B) Providence University College (P) Gov of MB Civil Service Commission (G) Red River College (G) Maple Leaf Foods (S) Ryerson University (S) HyLife (P) Steinbach Bible College (S) Heritage COOP (S) University of Winnipeg (G) Manitoba Construction Sector Council (G) Volunteer Manitoba (P) MB Trucking Assocation (G) Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (S) EXHIBITORSmeet our Legend (P) Platinum (G) Gold (S) Silver (B) Bronze Science, Technology & Mathematics Westman Communications Group (S) MidOcean School of Media Arts (P) Assiniboine Community College (P) Brandon University (P) U of R Media Arts Performance (B) MB Institute of Trades & Technology (P) Manitoba Aerospace (P) New Media Manitoba(G) Film Training Manitoba (B) Gov of MB Civil Service Commission (G) U of M Engineer Access Program (B) U of R Faculty of Nursing (B) U of R Faculty of Science (G) College of Agriculture and Bioresources (G) U of R Faculty of Kinesiology (S) Engineer Geoscientists Manitoba (P) Canadian Mennonite University (P) LaSalle College Vancouver (G) Lethbridge College (P) Minot State University (P) Olds College (G) Red River College (G) Ryerson University (S) University of Manitoba (P) University of Regina (P) University College of the North (P) University of Lethbridge (P) University of North Dakota (G) University of Winnipeg (G) Volunteer Manitoba (P).
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