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CLAUDETTE MACKAY-LASSONDE PAVILION

Monday, January 11th, 2010

New Eco-lab puts focus on green building technologies

Andrew Frontini and Richard

Hammond

Claudette McKay Lassonde was an innovator in Canadian Engineering and instrumental in raising the profile of women in engineering practice and education. It is fitting that the addition to the UWO engineering school that bears her name, is equally committed to the spirit of innovation. (more…)

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