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Our final round was on Wednesday, April 4, 2018 in the SE2 Great Hall, Burnaby Campus. Check out the photos and post-event blog post!

Winners

Judges’ Choice Awards

  • First place – $1000
    Kevin Hong, Electrical and Computer Engineering
    Cyborgs Among Us: The Age of Human Augmentation
  • Second place – $700
    Navtej Heir, Electrical and Computer Engineering
    Automation: Will Robots Take Our Jobs
  • Third place – $400
    Matt Dick, Mining and Mineral Resource Engineering
    Battery Powered Underground Mining Equipment – A Breath of Fresh Air

Judges’ Innovation Award – $400

(Discretionary, may not be awarded every year)

  • Megan Savinkoff, Forest and Natural Areas Management
    From Waste, to Fuel, to Food

Audience Choice Awards

  • First place – $350
    Kevin Hong, Electrical and Computer Engineering
    Cyborgs Among Us: The Age of Human Augmentation
  • Second place – $250
    Megan Savinkoff, Forest and Natural Areas Management
    From Waste, to Fuel, to Food
  • Third place – $150
    Moshtagh Mohammadi, Civil Engineering
    Self-Driving Vehicles

Judging panel

  • Harold Stewart, AME Group
  • Rick Fernandes, PCL Constructors Westcoast
  • Sunny Ghataurah, AES Engineering
  • David Walker, Aplin Martin
  • Lara Johnson, BCIT

2018 finalist presentations

  • Matt Dick, Mining and Mineral Resource Engineering, Battery Powered Underground Mining Equipment – A Breath of Fresh Air
  • Moshtagh Mohammadi, Civil Engineering, Self-Driving Vehicles
  • Navtej Heir, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Automation: Will Robots Take Our Jobs
  • Kevin Hong, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Cyborgs Among Us: The Age of Human Augmentation
  • Nikita Nayak, Geographic Information Systems, Location Intelligence
  • Shaun Tyers, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Hydrogen Fuel Cells
  • Alfredo Roberts Bustinza, Biotechnology, Artificial Organs: An End to Disease
  • Megan Savinkoff, Forest and Natural Areas Management, From Waste, to Fuel, to Food

All first round participants receive gifts valued at $35. Finalists receive additional gifts valued at over $100.

Thank you for your support

Presenting schools & sponsors

This event wouldn’t be possible without our presenting schools and sponsors.

Presentation Idol is presented by the School of Computing & Academic Studies, School of Energy, School of Construction & the Environment, and School of Health Sciences.

AME Group

PCL Construction

AES

Aplin Martin

Fluor

Transoft Solutions

BCIT Technical Writing Certificate Program

ASTTBC

Association of Consulting Engineering Companies of British Columbia

KD Engineering

Wiley

Thanks to our founders!

Presentation Idol was founded by BCIT Communication Instructors Katherine Golder, Deanna Levis, and Darlene Webb, with inspiration from Jean Scribner, in 2011.