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... program being winding down, which it will have to be.
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but a lot of academics, least academics that work with data like me.
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i would say probably more now than what i used to-
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but even if it only works part of the time, when you do get interesting data-
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... it's the only way that we can really know how we're doing or what we're doing-
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a huge, huge believer in what we call evidence-based policy. that when you're making decision-
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mikal skuterud, thank you so much for your analysis today.
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wherever you get your favorite podcasts and recommend us to your colleagues.
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you can get in touch with us via email only at bulletin@uwaterloo.—
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…talk about physical distancing, how to keep far away from any open flame.
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this is episode 46 of beyond the bulletin.
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while he was dean, waterloo became the largest undergraduate engineering school in the country.
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he studied civil engineering at the universities of toronto-
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he was a fellow of the canadian academy of engineering-
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…an officer of the order of canada and in 1993 was appointed chevalier dans l'ordre national du mérite de fr—
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focus and strongly encouraged waterloo to start thinking worldwide.
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also, he was fond of movies like the gods must be crazy and quite enjoyed the car chase scenes in the terminator movies.
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get more of a glimpse into the life of doug wright during my interview with ken mclaughlin later on in the episode.
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president hamdullahpur outlined how the covid-19 public health crisis has become an economic crisis.
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he noted that university staff are working tirelessly to place students in co-op positions this term and that university leaders are shifting from an emergency footing to a pandemic plan—
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.... -anning footing. the president also gave an update on the university's plans for the fall term-
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... and of their budgets in this fiscal year in anticipation of the uncertain funding environment facing the university later in 2020.
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... a q and a period followed the presentation with vice-president-
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... university relations, sandra banks, as moderator. questions from attendees covered a number of topics including the fall term-
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…student mental health, return to work for employees—
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... deferment of acceptance and more.
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you can find the video recording in the daily bulletin for tuesday, may—
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as the university continues the spring term online, course instructors across the university are using creativity and flexibility when adapting to teaching remotely. the center for teaching excellence shared some less—
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the cte also acknowledged that the pivot to remote teaching hasn't happened without hitches—
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... citing the challenge of keeping students motivated and that technology sometimes lacks the nuance of a human instructor.
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all in all though, waterloo instructors have been adept at continuing to give students effective learning experiences and-
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... apparently pivot is one of the words that's going to be banned after the pandemic because every-
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oh no. i don't know what that means for fans of the tv show, friends, who regularly refer to an episode with ross going, "pivot! pivot!" with the cap-
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doing to prepare the campus for a safe reopening.
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... many plant op staff returned to campus on may 19th and some of their work has included maintenance to the power plant and boiler house-
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in addition, custodial staff have been diligently working throughout the shutdown and will be returning to campus in full force-
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... focusing on high-touch surfaces and servicing all occupied buildings.
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while we don't know an exact date when we can return to campus, we-
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yes, thank you. when you say high-touch-
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... can also buy something called a high-touch experience where you literally get to get their autograph and a high five as you walk by where they're seated at a-
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…which is another victim of this pandemic—
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... it is more important than ever that students apply before june 1st-
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... including a public facing information webpage and an faq specifically for waterloo staff and faculty.
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and now the interview. as waterloo's first dean of engineering-
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doug, when i was a student in about 1962—
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and i was fascinated because someone from england coming to look at our room with the dean of engineering was pretty exciting for a young undergraduate.
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i let them in and i was fascinated to watch uw engineers win affluent scholarship shortly after.
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and i love the way doug wright ran senate-
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... who were just speaking to hear themselves speak. and his capacity to run that meeting quickly and efficiently was wonderful.
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that's exactly it. he didn't suffer fools at all-
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he was a great raconteur and storyteller and he had this wonderful home over on george street, a historic house that he had lived in when he was dean—
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and it was a wonderful house and he would often talk about the house, about the things they'd done to restore it.
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... and they all just sat around together in this wonderful, old, historic property and chatted.
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didn't he work on the skydome and the forum?he had different kind—
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... but before i do, i hear that he was a man of many interests.
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oh god, i hate it when doug wright phones because he always wants to talk about-
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... and i think, this is not what you think of as an engineer and a president who is talking to someone in english literature full of ideas and-
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…endless ideas. and that's what he said.
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... so that's somebody with a lot of interests and an active mind.
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but that is somebody with a lot of interests. and my favorite story of recently was last summer when we were traveling in new brunswick on the bay of fundy-
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and i kept getting emails from doug wright in toronto-
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and i'm thinking doug wright's 91 years old—
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and here i am in the middle of new brunswick and i'm engaging in detailed conversation.
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and i think that's kind of fun 'cause that talks about his interests and his loyalty to his friends.
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so, tell me about some of the notable contributions to the university.
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maybe first, let's talk about him as the dean of engineering. he was-
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that was the campus. and he blew in from queens where he'd been having a very successful career but was frustrated by the lack of change and he really wanted to introduce.
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and he once said to me, the advantage of waterloo was there were no precedents.
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he did some really amazing things for waterloo that continue on now to help students and help the university.
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isn't he part the reason why co-op is such an important part of engineering?
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…in a short time because he also introduced a strikingly new curriculum using the mathematical modeling finite mathematics, which none of the older universities were willing to do. and—
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…my favorite story was he also decided he would abandon the idea of engineering physics and introduce engineering as an honors program right across the board rather than having it—
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we're all going to be at the honors level in engineering. that that was a really major change.
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…and it was fought against by many people for many years and—
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nation, four other universities weren't interested in bringing about change.
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and there was a restlessness and a need for change in the desire for change. and a very frustrated feeling that canada had not reached his potential.
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he learned some of the really interesting modern engineering practices at those other two universities.
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he was insistent that we develop the most modern and effective engineering programs and—
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…matthews had previous president had put things in place to modernize—
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nothing remained out of the-
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again, almost these stabilize in the university and somewhere
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waht he was pushing for was relevance and making us a modern, effective university again.
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and he was interested in making partnerships with major industries across canada.
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we were involved with be true co-op and in relationships with other major companies that were hiring our students—
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what doug introduced, the big thing from my point of view,
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...was the institute for computer research where he drew all those
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…huge at a time when there were no new buildings being built anywhere in the province.
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and of course it was critical for our success.
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then a major spinoff companies—
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what they said was we had created a, and he created this as well,
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…a kind of an awareness that this kind of research was appropriate for a university. and—
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between being the dean of engineering and being president doug...
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...wanted to give people the impression that he was an elected official.
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…older universities were at the top with the big established programs, and other universities would be primarily undergraduate and not research oriented. and—
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oh that was really interesting because the older universities really wanted the income and didn't realize the implication of it.
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it was fascinating to be with him because i've never known as anyone with as many ideas per minute as doug wright had.
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the university of waterloo was fairly low on that ranking. doug—
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doug was furious because he felt it was unfair because it put medical schools along with all the other universities and he actually, when i was with him, when he did.
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...it was middling rank to number one, number one, number one, number one.
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and i think people at the university of waterloo should say thank you to doug wright for his perception that the system needed to be amended.
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