Joshua Awe & Ian Bell

Date

Wednesday, October 13th

Date

Wednesday, October 13th

Time

1:00 pm - 2:10 pm
Home Activities Grades 6 - 9 Joshua Awe & Ian Bell

This event takes place from 1pm-2:10pm EDT. It will be recorded

Ships2Shores and the Centre for Ocean Ventures & Entrepreneurship (COVE) are excited to announce a new series: Full STEAM Ahead. Full STEAM Ahead gives Grade 6-9 students the opportunity to ‘go to work with’ some of the coolest marine professionals working in Canada, while also engaging in arts & culture activities. The result is an all-round STEAM experience!

In the first half of each session, professionals will give students a tour of their workplace, cover the day-to-day aspects, explain what led them to their profession, and debunk common misconceptions about the marine sector. In the second half, we will invite Canadian musicians, artists, and storytellers from various backgrounds to engage youth in creative activities, intended to increase cross-cultural awareness and awareness of Canada’s maritime history.

For our first session, we will welcome mechanical engineer Joshua Awe and musician Ian Bell. Register for Full STEAM Ahead today!

 


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Presenters

  • Ian Bell
    Ian Bell
    Musician

    “Ian Bell has performed across Canada and in the United States since the late 1970s On his own and with a number of different ensembles, he has appeared at numerous folk festivals (Winnipeg, Mariposa, Edmonton, Ottawa, Yellowknife, Owen Sound, Lunenberg , Montmagny, and others) and in concerts and dances in venues ranging from The Lincoln Center to the finest Ontario barns.Over the years, Ian Bell was a regular visitor to many CBC programs including Ideas, Gabereau, Crossroads, This Morning, and Radio Noon. He also appeared numerous times on Peter Gzowski’s Morningside.

  • Joshua Awe
    Joshua Awe
    Mechanical Engineer, Sensor Technology LTD.

    Joshua works at Sensor Technology in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia as a Mechanical Engineer. His role involves testing acoustic transducers and hydrophones as well as quality inspection of production components and materials. He studied and graduated from Dalhousie University in 2020.